Bonsai Nut
Nuttier than your average Nut
Myc is not bacterial. It is fungal
And mycorrhizae does not describe any specific species of fungus. Rather it describes fungus that grows in association with a plant in a symbiotic relationship.
If you want to see mycorrhizae, just take pine bark nuggets, fill a pond basket with them, and water regularly. Voila! It is getting mycorrhizae to grow in mainly inorganic conditions that becomes challenging. Not impossible, but just more difficult. I think organic fertilizer works better in this respect, but I have plenty of mycorrhizae in some of my pots using chemical ferts. I just believe you need to err on the side of weak fertilizers used frequently than stronger fertilizers that can burn micro-organisms.
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