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Myco madness

I've had good luck with mixing it into the soil, starting with an established seedling. The soil I use now has myco incorporated in; I haven't noticed any adverse impact on growth stages.

Not sure if you'd want to add it to the water unless you use all the treated water in one go (don't let it sit). I'm just guessing on that count.
 
Sounds like there are a few things in “myco madness” but contrary to popular belief mycorrhizal fungi is only effective with direct root contact. I now use it as a one time application during transplant only.
Here is some good info on the topic if you’re interested, I was just reading it this week. Hope it’s informative.

https://www.kisorganics.com/blogs/n...wn-on-mycorrhizal-fungi-what-you-need-to-knows
 
I give a pretty good dusting, then transplant my mature seedling, resulting in a very healthy root system.
 

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I use a soil mix that has myco incorporated in it with great results. I do not add any additional as I am a strong believer in "too much of a good thing", This has ruined a lot of peoples grows.
 
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