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Benny I love the precision with which you think and approach your applications. Its important IMO. I wonder if another way to approach things is to consider how many grams or milligrams of a nutrient is being delivered (perhaps per square foot) instead of ppm – since ppm is a weight by weight ratio.

Maybe it doesn’t really matter and…

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thanks!

Hey Jonathan,

I make a slurry with following recipe:

For 10kg of seeds:

600ml compost (or 450grams)

100grams of Leonardite

35ml fish hydrolysate

1ml melasses

15ml milk

350ml of water

I mix the water with the molasses, the milk and the oil. Mix it thoroughly. Add the compost in last, mix and make a paste. It should not be too liquid but fluid enough…

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I can’t attest to microgreens, but I can tell you that when we went down the route of sap testing, as per @john.kempf methods, and understanding more about the trace elements, we found that our fruit became firmer, and had significantly more shelf life.

I think learning and understanding the structure of the plant and its requirements at…

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Not directly with microgreens but with stored vegetables. Also important are high silicon values and low ammonium and nitrate values. I see good effects with a silicate-containing stone meal in combination with compost tea.
Boron helps a lot to rise the Calcium values in the leaf sap