[1love1earth]

So I want to make sure I'm not shooting myself in the foot here. Doing organic coco with biocanna (may have been a mistake, heard mixed results on yield/growth, maybe should have stuck with canna A/B), and the algae is getting bad.

Before on my last grows I'd get it, but I'd just tuck the coco over the algae, and use hygroguard, and it went away.

I'm picking up some aquaguard.

This stuff is getting green and thick.

I want to make sure I won't kill my mycorrizhae, or negate all the organic beneficial activity I have going on, by using aquashield.

Also I don't think it'll pose a problem, but any info on using hygrozyme with organics? Specifically biocanna.

Frankly, I used it under my canna A/B grow, and if it's going to help (I haven't been using it this time around), I'd like to use it.

If it's going to muck stuff up, I won't shell the cash out for more.

[1love1earth]

anyone have anything for me?

more questions as well, could mycorrizhae help the algae as well? should I back off on it til it dies off?

so once again, aquaguard, bad for organics? bad for beneficials? bad for mycorrizhae? or just algae?

[SoSincere]

hydroguard/aquashield IS beneficial bacteria, so it will simply add to ur beneficial population