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Originally Posted by PR-Giants
Your thread or more precisely this post from your thread was the impetus for this simple experiment. People with real world experience know that Richards pH range is certainly not key and really not that important. As far as the Nitrogen robbers, is it like removing a bucket of water from the ocean and then stating there's less water available for the fish, technically true but does it really make a difference.
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I use mine for an entirely different purpose, as my main plant of interest and re-establishment is the dawn redwood. I'm still learning a lot about bananas, and what works for redwoods that may also work for bananas.
Not much real world experience with nanners, but as far as Metasequoia is concerned, I am second to none. If there are similarities that I can bring from my work with the dawn redwood to bananas, then I am all for it.
Hope that clears it up.
