Healthy soil and sustainable growing

[Marty Kraft <martyk@allspecies.org>]

John

My samples are being tested now but the count of what ever it is they count is low. The thought is that maybe the soil got too hot and fried the critters. More later.

thanks

Marty

On Mar 8, 2007, at 10:06 AM, John Smith wrote:

Was the experiment a success? I went to your site and was expecting to see grass grown with and grass grown without to see if there was a difference. I'm not sure about Bahia grass but it doesn't look to be particularly thriving. I thought micorhizal fungi tended to be plant specific and if they are good for grass they might not be useful for other species of plant.

 

I think this is a fascinating subject and I hope anyone who has experience to input will do so (no sales pitches). Is this on topic, Paul?

;-)

 

John Smith 

 

On 3/7/07, Marty Kraft <martyk@allspecies.org> wrote:

Earlier I reported that I was trying to grow micorizzal fungi to
inoculate some of my vegetable plants and seeds. In the link below
you can see photos of our attempt. We will eventually have signs to
describe the process at out demonstration garden.

I am hoping that the person who emailed me off line about this sees
this as I have lost that email. If you are that person please let me
know.

http://allspecies.org/bulletin/micorizzalfungi.htm

Thanks

Marty
Kansas City
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