The Rhizophagy Cycle IN-DEPTH | Regenerative Soil with Matt Powers [Course Excerpt]

Rhizophagy is a newly discovered process by which plant roots FEED on MICROBES!! It's AMAZING - Plants Are NOT Vegan - they eat microbes and also require microbes to be inside them to achieve their highest levels of health (these are called endophytes). You can learn about all this and more in REGENERATIVE SOIL, the online course.
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Matt Powers

[@Schaub3]

Matt thanks for sharing this “Cutting Edge” information. Pretty exciting stuff !

[@abstractmazelab]

love it, great info, well and simply delivered, love your videos Matt. Would you have links to those research papers you are mentioning, i'd love to have a read through them. keep up the good work, the future is regenerative and symbiotic...

[@type1grower]

Always stoked for a new Matt Powers video 🤙🏻 Is the background music your playing?

[@TheWeedyGarden]

New subscriber. Loving your channel. You have a great personality man, and it`s a steam of good info. Thank you.

[@Zalakajin]

Amazing stuff. Thanks a lot Matt!

[@connormoore6119]

Incredible video. Love the science. Thank you Mr. Powers

[@Awellsfarm]

Absolutely awesome! Great video ! I'm blown away at this , so excited for the future of this study !

[@R.L.U.]

Hey Matt! Love your stuff buddy! You're truly an inspiration for the permaculture movement. I have an odd question. I'm not sure where else to ask. Can and does an LED dusk to dawn light affect plant growth? I have one above my garden on the side of my house. My okra and some herbs seem to be doing fine but others (peppers,tomatoes lettuce,Okinawa spinish, cuccuzu squash etc) aren't doing good. Thank you for your time and wisdom.

[@deanthornby2026]

Love to you and your loved ones

[@libraryofpangea7018]

Awesome video Matt, Always Love your diagrams and explanations. Missed seeing ya on the FB group but It seems like you have been working your booty off! I have a book recommendation for you if you're up for it, Dr White is refrenced in it & it provides so much context. It's called fossil fungi By Thomas Taylor, Michael Krings & Edith. Taylor. I posted some information that I had found through the book on trichoderma's roll in the soil as a plant symbiote that I think you may find some interesting infrences to draw from. If you would like me to link those studies here I don't mind. Mushlove to you & your family 🤍🍄

[@gardentours]

Thanks for sharing 👍

[@motorpurrr]

Thank you

[@ya-bl7ck]

Ty

[@gavinmatthews5618]

Curious, has anyone tested whether if this process is as effective or present when vegetative propagation is used?

[@flatsville1]

Please cite the recent journal article you mention at min mark 10:14.