Roots absorb nutrient ions through porins

since1991

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Amino acid is N that hasn't been broken down yet. Animals need to injest amino acids to synthesis proteins. Animals die and release amino acids back into the soil. Amino acids break down into ammonia and ammonia breaks down into nitrate. Plants eat nitrate and ammonia. Plants produce amino acids.
Huh? You need to school up my friend. Its ALOT more than that.
 

pinner420

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Youtube.....Harley Smith. Used to work for HDI in Lansing Michigan. Now works for NPK Industries....the makers of RAW Solubles. He gives a lecture thats on youtube. It is quite long...2 parts but its chocked full of cutting edge info that goes against the bullshit on the forums. He also writes articles for magazines that are just awesome. The guy knows his shit and thats an under statement.
Ive been doing the 5:2 humic to kelp for 90 days. I've used fossil fuel and rhyzotonic [little more refined than nitrozyme] however today my shop had a sale on cyco rhyzo 40% off.. Seems legit to 50 minerals compared to canas 13...
 

since1991

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Are you suggesting his good results are from him using amino acids? That's what it sounds like.
No. What iam suggesting is you do a little more research into the science behind horticulture and botany. And the photosythetic processes of basic C3 plants. Thats what i suggest. Your out of your league. I can tell by what you post.
 

pinner420

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Whilst marshalling it past the endodermis is hard that is what the ratio of 5:2 that the Virginia Tech study Harley Smith speaks of. 50% more biochemical reactions in the root zone.
 

since1991

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Whilst marshalling it past the endodermis is hard that is what the ratio of 5:2 that the Virginia Tech study Harley Smith speaks of. 50% more biochemical reactions in the root zone.
Hes a heavy dude. Ive talked to Mr. Smith on several occasions years and years ago. He will load your head up in an hour what it can take 15 years of forum bullshit.
 
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