Anyone know what this is? I opened the bag a few weeks ago and today i went to use more of it and it has growths on the top layer. I’ve never scene this and i use fox farm often.
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OG was fighting me on the pic
dunno bout mold but it sure is some sort of mycelium.
im sure it got wet sometime in between then and now.
I probably would still use it personally :shrug:
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Fox farms soils have taken a shit on their consumers. It is total trash now and I have discontinued using it in any sort of way. I am now making my own proprietary blend that I created for myself.
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That soil is just too wet and, the conditions are perfect for life. Mold is a decomposer and, that looks like the beneficials that Foxfarm adds to their soil. The telltale stringy white growth at the edges is the mold, the brown area is the mature sporulating bodies.
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Mmm. Good soil
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Yup, i def used it cause it was expensive and my only viable option at the time. I have never had issues with Fox Farm before so I figured i’d try it out.
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I’ve used it for many many years and occasionally you get a dry batch or some that’s a little too moist but never anything like that. Looks like something that’s been left out in the rain and moist conditions for way too long… Mycelium can develop but usually white in appearance.
I use mine when it gets like that, no problemo.
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My last batch of fox farm was full of bark like a bag of cypress mulch
The one before that was full of grass seeds
I’m done with this shit
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railroad ties
its trichoderma
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All that fungus should be beneficial for the soil 
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Plants are going to love the Live soil… 
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Happy Frog & Ocean Blend - no issues yet But have use Detroit Nutrient Company “living soil” and got nats, ect from the “stuff” never will use again (mixed with Happy frog)
any soil suggestions ?
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