Gardens KeeperThe highest vitamins etc. are in the sprouts of plants. There are massive amounts in canna/hemp sprouts specifically. I remember reading a study about this many years ago as being one of the best sources in nature. I am sure someone will chime in with more specific and less vague info. This is really old and not a scientific paper but here is a a little basic nutrition info:
http://letstalkaboutpot.com/SmokePot/pot-seeds-healthy-nutrition/
rrogAre they viable? Possible that they have a mandated microbicide added?
A phosphatase is an enzyme that removes a phosphate group from its substrate by hydrolysing phosphoric acid monoesters into a phosphate ion and a molecule with a free hydroxyl group
Yea...if you have been using acid based P you can probably get a nice shot of Ca and P just by introducing fungi to that soil
My goal, though, is not to make it insoluble in the first place.
I find a guy named Bruce Tainio fascinating http://www.tainio.com/index.php?pageControl=home. If you look he simply uses microbiology to free up P and Ca along with several enzyme products for that microbiology.
Part of what this thread is about.
What myth had been busted? They are feeding Lactose to soil microbes, and if the soil is already quite alive, it's not going to get much more so. Sort of like ACT. It's good once in a great while. Not doing much good if done all the time.