BrigadeDesTerpscommentedweek 05 months ago
Welcome back to you ultra, may your culture be good! The text was very interesting, I knew about boron, but I didn't know that it was so important in plant growth. How do we know if there is enough of it and how can we integrate it into the culture? Indeed, mycorrhizal fungi are indeed very important in the soil, by strengthening the roots, helping with diseases, improving the exchange of nutrients, and indicating to the roots where the best path and placement for the roots are. It is even fundamental for good growth. Oxygenated compost teas can be a good source of nutrients, bacteria, nematode, protozoa, mycorrhiza to put in the soil, by putting water in a container, plant matter, compostable, molasses and many others elements. Once the mixture is made, it must be oxygenated with a pump and a micro bubbler for a certain time depending on what you are looking for, this can last up to 48 hours for the mixture to be ready and all that is required is to filter and water it. . If the tea is made well there is a bacterial deposit at the bottom, on the surface of the water on the walls of the container above the water. I wish you a pleasant culture, colleague of culture. May your intergalactic experiences arouse excitement and admiration.
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