Usability?
Useful for detection or Chlorophyll-A & insects which eat Chlorophyll-A.
Optimization of plant health & fruit quality, plus detection & eliminating invasive insects manually for those who don't use insecticides.
The use was described in the original advice.
Gave advice for invasive insect detection & on a pineapple plant treated with Citric Acid 3.2pH & Iron-EDDHA, to stimulate recovery from cold & production of Chlorophyll-A.
It is recovering & growing.
I suggested the use of 430nm Exotic hyper-violet...
UVA (315-400 nm), UVB (280-315 nm), UVC (100-280 nm).
'Hyperviolet' aka 'Actinic Violet' 430nm,
Is at a frequency that Chlorophyll-A absorbes.
Hyperviolet makes Chlorophyll-A glow!
Some people use them as grow lights.
They are very effective as Chlorophyll-A concentration detection tools...
Rosa nutkana evolved on the east side of Vancouver Island at the edges of woodlands where it would have got morning sun & afternoon to evening shade.
(92.6)" of rain per year, plus occasion ocean storm surge.
The ocean, including the sound is high in Sodium Chloride, Magnesium Chloride &...
PawPaw Asimina triloba?
Or papaya?
Seeds from which cultivars?
how are they doing?
As for apples from seeds, if it was self fruitful like Granny Smith & self pollinated, then a higher probability of good fruit.
If it isn't self fertile or a Crabtree apple tree was used for fertilization or if it...
Very toxic chromated copper arsenate usually.
The problem with that poison is that it is not toxic to earthworms & as it leaches into surrounding things, the worms eat & distribute the poison.
Borax is Sodium-TetraBorate.
It's less concentrated than Boric acid, more water soluble, less toxic...
Greens very high in Chlorophyll-A generally are very rich in organic Copper as a food source.
For fungicide, manufacturers look for toxic forms.
I have experimented with Copper Citrate as a fungicide & it is far more toxic to plants, than microbes!
Organic chemicals made by Copper enzymes in...
Boron leaches at high (pH & temperature) & precipitates at low pH & low temperature.
Boron is a co-catalyst to (Calcium, Potassium, Magnesium & Sodium), as well as Gibberellins, Auxins, Cytokinins, Abscisic acid, Ethylene.
It is just as easy to accidentally have an Abscisic acid reaction as an...
I recommend that you never put any Boron products in the soil.
Environment is getting hotter & dryer.
Boron which enters through the roots primarily ends up at the stomata.
Boron acts as a co-catalyst to Magnesium at hyperventilating the stomata!
Excess Boron in the soil can very quickly kill...
These are safe directions.
StollerUSA's Sugar Mover is 70% Boric Acid, 26% Borax, 3% Urea, 1% Sodium Molybdate & hormones.
Their mixture recommendation is 48 times as strong.
They mostly sell to cool humid places with heavy rain for crops that require a lot of Boron.
My recommendation is safe...
I said Hy
Dudes,
"Use of exotic Hyper-Violet flashlight"
I didn't say ultraviolet.
Hyper-Violet is tuned to the frequency that causes Chlorophyll-A to glow yellow green.
Anything that eat a lot of Chlorophyll-A should glow.
ultraviolet is for finding scorpions & centipedes.
No it unfortunately can't be done that way!
Most Boron salts dramatically transition water solubility with temperature, pH, light exposure, ion exchanges & microbial activities.
Boron dramatically increases microbial activities of some microbes & suppresses activities of others. It is also a...
The effectiveness of chop & drop depends upon how balenced soil micronutrients are.
Test soil, then balance micronutrients & pH if they are off.
Then chop & drop will be far more effective.
(Iron, Sulfur & Molybdenum) part of symbiotic microbe nitrogen fixation enzyme FeMo-Cofactor.
Manganese...