Do synthetic nutes kill bennies?

Eugenios

Eugenios

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Probably noob question but I'm growing in BioBizz lightmix and feeding biobizz organic nutes but have been also using synthetic calmag (GHE) and synthetic Silica (Vitalink). I have not used any bennies/microbes on the grow.
 
i knew the chemicals uset to keep the cal mag and probably sil in suspension were somewhat detrimental ove the soil mico/bacterias not the molecule of cal
 
CBDbear said:
i knew the chemicals uset to keep the cal mag and probably sil in suspension were somewhat detrimental ove the soil mico/bacterias not the molecule of cal
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It's a noob question, only noobs' question it. Most things will kick a microbes ass, ten billion of them is a different story it will just create healthy competition and diversity unless you can take out them all in one go.
 
CBDbear said:
isnt clorine even in low concentration a disinfectant? it might not kill all of the mico/bact but probably it's not helping them either
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It will kill some but they will reproduce rapidly.


"Researchers have found that chlorinated drinking water may kill a number of microorganisms in soil or a compost pile. However, their reproduction rate is so rapid that populations rebound in a short time. Under normal conditions, chlorinated water will not threaten microorganism populations. Microorganisms reproduce rapidly. In one study, researchers continuously applied highly chlorinated water to soil for 126 days. Two days after they stopped, the soil microorganism populations reached pre-treatment levels at all depths of soil."

1548 – Impact of Watering Lawns and Gardens with Chlorinated Water – PlantTalk Colorado

planttalk.colostate.edu planttalk.colostate.edu
 
Thanks for the replies, really appreciate all the info! I'm chopping in 3-4weeks. I was thinking of adding a tbsp of molasses (per gallon) to feed the bennies. Happy growing and God Bless.
 
CBDbear said:
isnt clorine even in low concentration a disinfectant? it might not kill all of the mico/bact but probably it's not helping them either
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Already proven it only affects the microbes in the first inch or so. If then. Ever see everything growing under a dripping faucet outdoors?
 
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