Healthy plant roots - EP01 S2 by CANNA
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
- Everyone knows how important a healthy root system for a plant is. But do you actually know how to achieve this, how you can recognise healthy roots and what happens if you give too little, too much or water in an inconsistent way?
Now i understand that soil is very important healthy in order to have a healthy roots for a healthy fruits, thank you
Can you tell me please, what program did you use to rotate pots like that? It's cool 3D rotation of pots
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I have a question I have never seen addressed. If you have two pots that are the same liter size but one is rather short with a large circumference and the other is taller but more narrow in circumference which would develop the better root system?
I'd say this would depend on saturation, and soils uptake, if you can combine the 2 you may find your anwser, but if you have rooting powder spread throughout they should be equally heathy
When you check for moisture. Do you check the top then middle then bottom?
And do you check the center or the outer rim of the pot when checking.
Or just stick it in and read the meter.
Few centimeters deep into the soil. That way you know not only the top layer's moisture content
From my personal exp I check the bottrm then top if both are slightly moist I'll go and water but if the bitten is dry but the top is damp I'll leave it, all depends on what you are using at the time, I like using rockwool in the bitten of my soil pots as its so much cleaner when it comes to transplanting mothers
Only just found you guys subscribed too, I'll have to go back and watch last season thow, as iv just got my tent today and my catus seeds too I'm now on the look for catnip and a few other rather hard to grow plants to have an indoor catus garden any tips for good soils would be appreciated as I would like to have a hemp tree in one corner
Awesome video! I'm happy I found this.
I'll definitely be sharing this video!
What has more to do with flavor.
Large full roots or full foilage.
I had this pop to me transplanting sprouts yesterday.
I pulled out some that had large leaves with a small root system and huge roots with small foilage.
I know both matter.
But wondering if taste comes from a larger dose of mineral uptake from the roots.
And yes leaves pump the warmth for root growth and pressure for helping with exasperation of H2O through the leaves which expands them if the right pressure is maintained while supplying the hydration and minerals.
My guess is roots and sunshine being carrots taste good being a root and all.
I'm going to keep track of this plant this summer and compare it to the other like plants when comparing taste.
Or have a chart designating taste between all plants and when digging them up next fall compare the roots to the taste chart.
This somtimes is the case of bigger root better veg but with some fruits and veg the flavor comes with age not root system
Idk what he was talking about but he looked good doing it.
Lol
get with the program jeez
Great input.
You probably ovetwater don't u?
i think you spoked to fast but now i know more about plants ty
What is the ph of the soil once you add lime to it?
above 7. usually 8. 8.5 if you add too much. Do not apply lime if you live somewhere with calcareous soils. If you live in the USA, chances are your soils are sodic and need lime on a regular basis. This is especially true if you get alot of rain, much more necessary if your rain is acid rain.
less the ph, the lesser the acidic right. So lime should decrease the ph
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Ça serait cool de les faire traduit en français
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Oh now I know why, I did not understand anything from that posh English guy
Who is this fine ass?