Re: Humates


i had my suspicions it may be a secret some of the heavy hitters used, and
wasn't going to comment until i had seen for myself any affects.
a totally different product i know but I will definately have to use ironite
as i am trialling a few hundred geraniums in the greenhouse with it.  the
ones with are about a week ahead of the others in development and they have
only been potted three weeks (with half the recommended level of product may
i add!).  I just hope the AG's perform as well.

Regards

Chris

PS, alun if you are interested in the humate stuff let me know and i'll give
you details for the supplier.


-----Original Message-----
From: Wayne Kennedy <waynekennedy@sprint.ca>
To: pumpkins@mallorn.com <pumpkins@mallorn.com>
Date: 10 April 2001 22:11
Subject: Re: Humates


>Ok now you have found Brett Hesters secret..................wayne
>-----Original Message-----
>From: BONNETT <info@gardeningexpress.co.uk>
>To: pumpkins@mallorn.com <pumpkins@mallorn.com>
>Date: Tuesday, April 10, 2001 8:56 AM
>Subject: Re: Humates
>
>
>>ok, info on humates.
>>
>>I had heard about humates a couple of years back and read something in a
>>ornamentals growers magazine that they were a natural growth stimulant
>>(humic, fulvic acids etc), so the hunt began for a supplier for this years
>>AG's.
>>
>>http://www.humatech.co.uk/orgadvline.htm
>>
>>From what I have found out, I believe it may have a similar affect to
>>seaweed.  I can't get the dry stuff here, neither the products on this
>link,
>>they are being launched here 2001/2002 - after pumpkin time.  Undeterred I
>>contacted the co. again and managed to get some end of line agricultural
>>stuff, it's in transit right now.  They are sending me four different
>>formulations one with N, one plain and some others, but I'm not sure
which.
>>I am getting a gallon of each (1 gal per acre the guy said as its extra
>>concentrated, so they should last me a while).  I gather that you already
>>have these products your side of the pond so have you been successful and
>do
>>you think I should use them instead of or as well as liquid seaweed?  I
>plan
>>to drench and spray them.
>>
>>that's all for now
>>
>>Chris
>>
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