Dibbz
03-17-2006, 03:52 PM
OK Journey from Dibbz into Organics:
1st: Basic Organic Growing Defonition~Cultivation of Plants WITHOUT the use of synthetic chemicals or pesticides,while improving the soil structure and protecting the environment!!!
I feel that the care for the life in your soil mix makes all the difference to your plants out on the surface.....hence why i dont grow hydro personally:hippy:
OK when you add or apply a dry fertilizer of choice and other organic matter in your soil or garden, you give the soil a gift and offer nourishment to many millions of bacteria and fungi that or intimate and have a key relationship with your plants, in particular with the zone of soil around the your plants roots, TEST: if you were to pull out a plant and shake off excess soil...the soil that clings on to the roots is the zone im talking about...
This Zone is known as the Rhizosphere and if your eyes were like microscopes of a powerful scale you could probably see the special environment or zone in almost all plants bear in mind recieve numerous benefits from the microorganisms if you imagine the human body and your digestive system its almost like these microorganisms. They help break down nutrients from food sources;)
When growing organic advanced or basic you will be taken part in soil biology and increasing the number of these beneficial soil lil babies(microorganisms),therefore improving the health of your plants!!!!!
Bacteria are single-celled microorganisms that are sweet as fook in Soils, particulary those rich in organic matter;) Allmix being 1....Sciencetific tests has proven that a teaspoon of fermented compost contain more than a million bacteria....
So dive into the soil and your one of these bacteria...mostly your job is to feed on the soils organic matter and make the nutrients available to the plants!Organic Fers need to be processed through the organisms creating a natural release.....
Organic ferts are mainly made from plant and animal by-products and trace elements and when broke down and the babies start they're munching in the soil and stimulate population growth of soil borne organisms which help with the release of other nutirents which may be tied up in your soil.....so basically the 15,000 + species of bacteria and the 8000 + species of fungi and then even the stuff we dont quite know about yet that live in healty organic soil mixes are the key activators, which will cycle and re-cycle the stuff you feed or the given nuits, help the plant thorough its life and build up a resistance to attacks from virus's or diesease and even insects or pests!!!!
Know to support the little city in your soil depends on a steady supply of organic matter and minerals, you can do this by adding organic ferts or compost which then convert into storable or given plant nutrients. Again helping with the growth and health of your plants and stabalising vitility of the soil and how the roots grow!
And i thinks there is another thread somewhere to eplain then the photosythesis side of things....
But thats all from me folks....on this one anyway:trust:
1st: Basic Organic Growing Defonition~Cultivation of Plants WITHOUT the use of synthetic chemicals or pesticides,while improving the soil structure and protecting the environment!!!
I feel that the care for the life in your soil mix makes all the difference to your plants out on the surface.....hence why i dont grow hydro personally:hippy:
OK when you add or apply a dry fertilizer of choice and other organic matter in your soil or garden, you give the soil a gift and offer nourishment to many millions of bacteria and fungi that or intimate and have a key relationship with your plants, in particular with the zone of soil around the your plants roots, TEST: if you were to pull out a plant and shake off excess soil...the soil that clings on to the roots is the zone im talking about...
This Zone is known as the Rhizosphere and if your eyes were like microscopes of a powerful scale you could probably see the special environment or zone in almost all plants bear in mind recieve numerous benefits from the microorganisms if you imagine the human body and your digestive system its almost like these microorganisms. They help break down nutrients from food sources;)
When growing organic advanced or basic you will be taken part in soil biology and increasing the number of these beneficial soil lil babies(microorganisms),therefore improving the health of your plants!!!!!
Bacteria are single-celled microorganisms that are sweet as fook in Soils, particulary those rich in organic matter;) Allmix being 1....Sciencetific tests has proven that a teaspoon of fermented compost contain more than a million bacteria....
So dive into the soil and your one of these bacteria...mostly your job is to feed on the soils organic matter and make the nutrients available to the plants!Organic Fers need to be processed through the organisms creating a natural release.....
Organic ferts are mainly made from plant and animal by-products and trace elements and when broke down and the babies start they're munching in the soil and stimulate population growth of soil borne organisms which help with the release of other nutirents which may be tied up in your soil.....so basically the 15,000 + species of bacteria and the 8000 + species of fungi and then even the stuff we dont quite know about yet that live in healty organic soil mixes are the key activators, which will cycle and re-cycle the stuff you feed or the given nuits, help the plant thorough its life and build up a resistance to attacks from virus's or diesease and even insects or pests!!!!
Know to support the little city in your soil depends on a steady supply of organic matter and minerals, you can do this by adding organic ferts or compost which then convert into storable or given plant nutrients. Again helping with the growth and health of your plants and stabalising vitility of the soil and how the roots grow!
And i thinks there is another thread somewhere to eplain then the photosythesis side of things....
But thats all from me folks....on this one anyway:trust: