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Something I thought I'd share:

http://www.aglabs.com/newletters/humus.html


Gotta go...
 
                                      
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puffergas wrote:
Something I thought I'd share:

http://www.aglabs.com/newletters/humus.html


Gotta go...



Thanks, important link and company.
 
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If conditions are right for humus development in a soil, the hard pan often seen in soils under heavy crop reproduction has a tendency to dissipate, which further helps the movement of water up and down.



The man should read Schauberger about other reasons water moves up and down.  I digress, it was an interesting article.  I know a lot of marijuana growers add molasses to their chemical cocktails to increase growth during the vegetative phase and again during the flowering phase with a definite increase in total mass of the end product.  The sulfur also acts as an anti-fungal agent in the soil, I am not sure why.
 
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