The One Nutrient That Makes Up 45% Of Plant Biomass. How To Fertilize With Oxygen. Plantmas ep. 9
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- čas přidán 14. 12. 2021
- Oxygen is one of two nutrients that make up 45% of the plants biomass. This gardening in Canada video looks at how to fertilize with oxygen and increase the oxygen your plant receives. Keep in mind that oxygen is uptakes via the roots and not the leaves.
Plantmas episode 9
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Ashley is a soil scientist who has had a passion for plants since she was a small child. In the long summers as a child, she would garden alongside her grandmother and it was then that she realized her love for greenery. With years of great studying, Ashley had begun her post-secondary education at the University of Saskatchewan.
At first, her second love, animals, was the career path she chose but while doing her undergrad she realized that her education would take her elsewhere. And with that, four years later she graduated from the University of Saskatchewan with a bachelor’s degree in science and a major in Soil Science.
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Hello plant people! How everyone’s Christmas plans going?
Excellent series. I learn something every time that I tune in. Thank you for the wonderful job of explaining things.
Thank you! That’s is very kind
When I use plastic pots, I always insert a little air hose at the bottom and those slits so there is oxygen bubbling up through the root system when I water. When the water quits bubbling, I know that it is sufficiently aerated. my plants always do really well when I do this.
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Loving this series!
Glad you are enjoying
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Soooo helpful Ashley, as usual :) Makes me truly remember to be a good plant Mom and water my garden everyday in our hot LA weather :) Thank you again for all your information. You're truly gifted with teaching ability.
Such good and eye-opening information. So many thanks for your channel.
You are so welcome!
Thanks for the information. I will add some coco husk to some of my plant 🪴 soil 😊
Sounds awesome good luck
Another good one. So there are actually 16 nutrients that we can spoon feed the plants? Well, unless you surprise us with something else!
HAHA i have a few more tricks up my sleeve!
About hydrogen prooxicd the H 2 /O 2 that increases O which is in nature, Yeah I knew plants needed O.
Listening to you makes me smarter than I was.
Thanks
Glad you enjoyed!
Anything on an embedded subsoil airline?
Well, I know in Hydroponics, Oxygen Bubbles in the water help oxygenate the water and increases growth for sure. Good Video
you are very good at explaining this sort of thing. i appreciate that so very much. i had a question about oxygen. all over the internet it says that oxygen happens from the air pockets in the soil.
so this is a bit unclear to me now. do you plan to make a video on water and how the plant takes up the water and how the water that stays in the coir or peat still feeds the oxygen to the plant?
i am sorry if you made this video and i missed it. or if you have this information posted elsewhere. i also have a question about coir and how to know if it is moist or wet or almost dry and how long a soil should stay moist? also what is the ambient temperature? thank you.
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Do pumice stones really help with the oxygen that the plants need?
They can due to the air space potential.
So do you use clay for your soil amendment?
You could depending on your situation
And here I though plants got their oxygen from the carbon dioxide we breathe out. 🗣🪴
HAHA wellll they do both technically
Let me restate that would clay be a good soil amendment and why?
Uh-Oh. Plantmas upload problems???