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hazyfontazy · 08-04-2008, 03:40 PM

Originally Posted by FastForward

It's used in soil mixes for trace elements - some very interesting research out there about it. This guy did a germ test and found up to 80% more root mass using it for some conditions (compost+rockdust), plus his germ room sounds a lot like ours

http://www.organicgarden.org.uk/remi...tion_trial.htm

I just wondered if a sprinkle in coco would bring any benefit, or just get washed through, or is pointless with coco nutes... I'm going to repot my mud dwellers into a mix with some rockdust in though.

looking at those results it gotta be worth doing a comparrison grow ,it sounds like its similiar to plant success and cannas trichoderma fungus ,really improves root mass,,,

do a side by side grow and see what diferences occur ,it can never hurt to experiment

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08-04-2008, 03:40 PM	#4 (permalink)
hazyfontazy Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: europe Posts: 549 Gallery: 34	Originally Posted by FastForward It's used in soil mixes for trace elements - some very interesting research out there about it. This guy did a germ test and found up to 80% more root mass using it for some conditions (compost+rockdust), plus his germ room sounds a lot like ours http://www.organicgarden.org.uk/remi...tion_trial.htm I just wondered if a sprinkle in coco would bring any benefit, or just get washed through, or is pointless with coco nutes... I'm going to repot my mud dwellers into a mix with some rockdust in though. looking at those results it gotta be worth doing a comparrison grow ,it sounds like its similiar to plant success and cannas trichoderma fungus ,really improves root mass,,, do a side by side grow and see what diferences occur ,it can never hurt to experiment :