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7593
Bob, I don't know the reason or reasons why our soil life tea affords plants the frost resistance we are seeing. It might even be something produced by the...
Thomas Giannou
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Apr 1, 2007
7:48 am
7594
I have been looking for Brix readings for watercress but can't find any. Does anybody have the information? Colin www.hydrogarden.org.uk...
Colin
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Apr 1, 2007
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7595
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7596
Would a higher brix lawn be more resistant to browning, during dry, hot summers? Darren...
Darren Hilton
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Apr 1, 2007
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7597
Checking the brix on Aloe vera (or any other succulents), do you test the juice/gel, or juice the green leaf? Darren...
Darren Hilton
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Apr 1, 2007
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7598
Are higher brix trees more resistant to Asian Longhorned beetles? Darren...
Darren Hilton
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Apr 1, 2007
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7599
Would higher brix sugarcane crops have had a natural defense against Australias cane grub? Darren...
Darren Hilton
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Apr 1, 2007
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7600
Has there been a recognized synonymity between the size of the plant, and its brix level? Have giant vegetables been shown to have higher brix levels? Darren...
Darren Hilton
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Apr 1, 2007
7:11 pm
7601
Darren, The "Giant Plants" are often that size because of a selection process involving saving seeds from the largest plants and planting those seeds and...
Thomas Giannou
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Apr 1, 2007
8:21 pm
7602
Are heirloom crops, traditionally chosen for their performance (taste, aroma, color, etc...), more likely to brix higher than non-heirlooms on the same soil, ...
Darren Hilton
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Apr 1, 2007
8:39 pm
7603
Sylvia and Richard, Goji berries are supposed to contain 6 glyconutrients. And the juice can be used as a plant food, at 2tsp-1tbsp p/gal, drench, or foliar. ...
Darren Hilton
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Apr 1, 2007
10:05 pm
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Darren, I think your inheritance assumption just doesn't stand up to the data that's out there. The brix scale for tomatoes is poor, average, good, excellent...
Thomas Giannou
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Apr 1, 2007
10:41 pm
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Thomas, My feeling is that heirlooms have the potential to be higher brix if they are raised properly, since they were presumable chosen for their flavor and ...
Kris Johnson RR
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Apr 2, 2007
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Kris, I don't think achieving excellent brix favors heirlooms over hybrids. Achieving excellent brix levels is more an issue of appropriate nutrients at the...
Thomas Giannou
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Apr 2, 2007
6:37 am
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Check this out for other sources of these nutrients http://www.askdrbird.com/cfs/sources.htm One is bovine cartilage - good reason to make and use daily bone...
Kris Johnson RR
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Apr 2, 2007
5:06 pm
7608
Hi, I have 12.25 brix cilantro growing in a half wine barrel. I am guessing that the closest thing on the brix charts to cilantro would be parsley, for which...
Nataraj
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Apr 2, 2007
5:09 pm
7609
Nice observations Thomas. These are the things we all need to be seeing. Dr. Reams' had a prominent saying: SEE WHAT YOU LOOK AT. It seems that you have...
Jon C. Frank
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Apr 2, 2007
6:29 pm
7610
Norm, Soil remineralization is the foundation for high brix. This puts the nutrients out in the soil. Foliar sprays are the pumping action getting the ...
Jon C. Frank
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Apr 2, 2007
6:34 pm
7611
Juice a cross section of a leaf. Jon ... From: BrixTalk@yahoogroups.com [mailto:BrixTalk@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of Darren Hilton Sent: Sunday, April 01,...
Jon C. Frank
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Apr 2, 2007
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7612
Rex tells a story of growing a row of tomatoes with half being a hybrid and half being an open pollinated variety. He reports that in the same growing ...
Jon C. Frank
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Apr 2, 2007
6:52 pm
7613
Wow Nataraj, 12.2 brix cilantro is wonderfully potent with great aroma. It brings to mind chicken curry made with cilantro and coconut rice. Last year I did...
Jon C. Frank
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Apr 2, 2007
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On Mon, 02 Apr 2007 14:48:06 -0400, Jon C. Frank <Jon.Frank@...> ... It's a true story, Jon. I finally decided that perhaps the modern hybrids are bred...
RH
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Apr 2, 2007
7:37 pm
7615
Thomas, The message I get from Beddoe's book, Nourishment Homegrown, is that when the plant can produce lots of sugars because of high fertility, that gives ...
Kris Johnson RR
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Apr 2, 2007
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7616
Hello Rex, I have found that commercial seed grown with chemicals produces weak seedlings, and are easy targets for insects. One appliction of insecticide...
Norm Cooper
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Apr 2, 2007
9:41 pm
7617
Rex, You "misunderestimated" me. I am a firm proponent of foliar spraying. All garden programs from IAL come with a foliar program. As you could see from ...
Jon C. Frank
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Apr 2, 2007
9:59 pm
7618
Jon, Now that you bring up leaf thickness, I am thinking of getting a better microscope so I can get good pictures of leaves taken from my excellent level brix...
Thomas Giannou
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Apr 2, 2007
10:34 pm
7619
Thanks Jon. I am using cilantro for mercury detoxification, though I love the taste of it as well. I have been taking cuttings every few days from all the ...
Nataraj
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Apr 3, 2007
4:56 am
7620
... I don't understand that? If the nutrients are in the soil how does a foliar spray get them from the soil? Colin www.hydrogarden.org.uk...
Colin
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Apr 5, 2007
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7621
Hi Colin, Well made foliar sprays will incorporate phos acid and other nutrients that cause plants to make more carbohydrates from sunlight. Some of the extra...
Jon C. Frank
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Apr 5, 2007
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7622
... density ... of ... Jon, would you care to elaborate on why good foliar sprays can't be made with certified organic ingredients? Kris...
Kris Johnson RR
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Apr 6, 2007
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