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Old 09-04-2013, 08:24 PM #11
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in my exp . chems give higher yield ,organic best quality. good thread

Agreed.
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Old 09-05-2013, 08:42 PM #12
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A few more individuals in each treatment would do you good from a statistical standpoint. You're probably pretty limited with plant number like most, including myself.

A note with the fungus you're adding (assuming its mycorrhizal):
-Plants tend to recruit fungal help with nutrients when soil levels are low
-Mycorrhizae are most useful for their help with P uptake

If you're going to see an added benefit from that fungus I would keep the fertilizer treatments super low. Even 1/10th of normal amounts. In low nutrient levels that organic plant with probably outperform those without fungus.
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finding some old threads today. a lot of them just kind of fizzle out lol
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