Evergreenz
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This thread is amazing I knew P was needed for stem and root health, but no where near to the extent explained. Thank you @Homesteader for this valuable info and to all who contributed.
I'm diggin the bone char concept. Anyone know anything about the difference between:
-> bone char
-> Water-Soluble Calcium Phosphate (WCP - Dr. Cho's natural farming)
?
I'm guessing that the bone char lasts much MUCH longer (hundreds of years??), whereas the WCP is probably just good for a season. But you can make the WCP at home pretty easily. Looks like the Bone Char requires some pretty high heat. This video, from above, is the one I watched:
Marijuana - Sweet LeafWhat crop?
You may have to compare these. Not a ton of info on the subject. I used a healthy dose on my pumpkin and spaghetti squash and had a great year.Marijuana - Sweet Leaf
Corn
Asparagus
Tomatoes &
Artichokes?
Sounds good thank you will just apply as a top dressYou may have to compare these. Not a ton of info on the subject. I used a healthy dose on my pumpkin and spaghetti squash and had a great year.
The phosphorus fertilizer value of bone char for potatoes, wheat, and onions
Fertrell brand
0-16-0
Fedco sources it
I haven't bought from this store but it may be cheaper? I don't really know but seems to be.
http://surrygeneralstore.com/products/fertrell-bone-char-0-16-0-50-lb.html
There's a good one to save, thanks!This shows the stored Phosphate and in and out flows.
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K...how bout nowBring me back to this thread when I have more time!
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