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Austin MN

I have heard talk of it. Just want to know who uses it and has good success? and what is the best brand to buy?

10/16/2014 9:13:39 PM

Rudolph

I use biogrow soluble maxx, I would do a drench with it every couple weeks, never burn't any of my leaves, when mixed with water it looks like a tea,,with a foam head at the top off my 50 gallon drums. I cant say if it works, I did grow a pb useing it this year but a 1364 pound pumpkin is nothing now a days.

10/16/2014 10:40:22 PM

Central Illinois

I would like to hear of other brands also, but ones that can be purchased over the net,in Illinois if you have to buy it from a outlet they always seem to be hundreds of miles away.

biogrow soluble maxx is a Hollands giant product.

10/17/2014 8:29:55 AM

Wi

First off Liquid Mykos is only one brand. :)

This is a product I've bugged Neil at RTI about for several years now. They now have it dialed in and ready to go.

A few of us used it this summer. There are extensive field trials (non pumpkin) with outstanding results and I believe those results will be available soon. There was a lot of time and money invested in the development of this product.

As far as pumpkin results I won't name names in case the growers want to keep a secret, but the top 3 pumpkins at Stillwater all used it. I believe those results were a 600# PB, nearly 300# PB and 100# PB.

I also used it extensively and had a -600# PB. Not exactly what I was looking for, but we had very very poor growing conditions.

The liquid form of mykos works much faster than the granular. Again I don't have firm details to share, but those should be available soon.

The product will be released shortly and Ron will have it on his website. Wow.com. I do not believe the site is up and running yet.

The liquid Azos will also be available. Final pricing / packaging is also being worked out at this time.

10/17/2014 9:25:02 AM

Torrance, Ca.

I had truly amazing results with these few products this summer Chris. None of them were tried on my pumpkins but a couple trials on regular veggies in the garden.

The results were truly amazing and yes, will be posted on his site sometime next year.

10/17/2014 10:19:10 AM

Little-TON - Colorado

Agreed, RTI will have some exciting stuff coming soon....I cant wait...

10/17/2014 11:08:01 AM

Here is a link that might help you.

http://www.usemyke.com/mycorise/welcome/index.htm

click on link for website for professionals,then click vegetables and then click Myke pro ps3
There is a 1 - 800 number for where to buy in the states.

10/17/2014 2:09:29 PM

nOVA sCOTIA

lol...nothing new about premier tech products..

10/17/2014 6:38:13 PM

nOVA sCOTIA

what do you think Thad ??

10/17/2014 6:40:12 PM

Parker, Co

We didn't use it but we want to next year!

10/17/2014 8:03:01 PM

Torrance, Ca.

Cindy,,,,,,,,, you didn't need it! ;)


That pumpkin was wider then all my kids put together and I have a lot of kids!

10/17/2014 8:35:43 PM

Parker, Co

Yes, she was a widebody and a longbody. If we can get some height in there we will really have something. Cross is 2009.....a little liquid mycos And a lot of hardwork and a lot of LUCK ...who knows what can happen next year.

10/17/2014 9:40:15 PM

Soldotna,AK

Cindy, when is Elk Grove scheduled this year?

10/18/2014 12:23:21 AM

Long Island,New York

So then you can grow over 2000lbs w/o using it.....

10/18/2014 7:14:29 AM

JACKSON, WISCONSIN. ; )

I use a few products.... General hydro... RTI...and a few others.... Liquid went threw sprayers nice...

10/18/2014 7:48:42 AM

Parker, Co

patrick, elk grove was the first saturday of october. Won by rob globus (1928 i think ) .
Yes, you can grow a pumpkin over 2000 lbs without liquid mycos but can you set a WR.?that is the question. Beni has set thr bar VERY HIGH...

10/18/2014 10:21:10 AM

Long Island,New York

well, in my mind 2036 is a WR--- better than last years WR, just need to work on your timing...lol...congratz.

10/18/2014 12:22:59 PM