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Hi! I was talking to a compost tea brewer yesterday and he told me that mycorrhizea harms certain plants by stunting their growth. I'm fortunate to have heard this before I propagated seeds or transplanted this year.
I was informed about a web source with information about plants that don't respond to mycorrhizea such as cabbage, blueberry and sedge. Many Dave's Garden members are still waiting to plant so I wanted to help folks who are interested in finding out which type of mycorrhizea to use or if they should avoid it. The following page describes how mycorrhizea affect different groups of plants:
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