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09-29-2014, 07:08 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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My final PhD experiment
I've been investigating a waste product of the sugar industry for the past couple of years as a growing media. My final phase is figuring out the irrigation and fertilization requirements. I decided to use bananas as my test plant and now I have 144 Williams bananas planted with different fertilizer and irrigation regimes. |
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Re: My final PhD experiment
So what is the "by product" you are using as a growing medium? Best of luck with your research.
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Re: My final PhD experiment
Bagasse?
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Re: My final PhD experiment
Cachaza. Which is what gets filtered out of the juice when they make sugar
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