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Fertilizing and Watering
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Subject: Biomin Calcium Pros/Cons
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Team Wexler |
Lexington, Ky
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Would like to hear some opinions of the use or nonuse of Biomin Calcium and "regular" calcium products.....
Should I be using either or?
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7/12/2005 12:19:55 PM
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Tremor |
Ctpumpkin@optonline.net
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Biomin Calcium utilizes an organic chelating agent along the same idea as our Green-Flo or Nutrical. Any of these chelated materials will do a good job.
Perhaps by "regular" you are refering to "liquid lime"? If it isn't chelated, we don't want it. Liquid Lime is used mostly be hyrdo-seeders who are trying to get grass seed to germinate faster. This sort of material does NOT foliar absorb so I doubt a developing pumpkin would benefit from it's use either.
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7/12/2005 7:14:46 PM
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