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RE: Science for growers: The secrets of Cation Exchange Capacity
Seems like you would be creating a lot of anaerobic microbiology that way.
Seems like you would be creating a lot of anaerobic microbiology that way.
That's a quote from dr Elaine Ingham: "The scientific literature is very clear that anaerobic processes result in materials that can be highly toxic, and not at all beneficial to plants. Reading all the literature on the subject can be very time consuming, so if you don't mind, I'll summarize it here.
First: Most pathogens ARE anaerobic organisms. Most pathogens grow BETTER in anaerobic conditions."