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Steps to Increase Brix and Refractometer - An Indispensable Monitoring Tool 

Dr. Elaine Productions
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By Graeme Sait
@nutritechsolutions
Increasing brix is damn hard. Graeme offers a few steps to increase brix in your plants. Calcium, phosphorus, boron, potassium, fulvic acid.
Tags: plant health, soil microbes, microbiology, nutrient density, trace minerals, boron, nitrate, potassium, stress

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Комментарии : 46   
@garybrohard3144
@garybrohard3144 5 дней назад
Great information. It is mind blowing to think plants can sense when severe weather is approaching. I have seen trees with their leaves flipped which is a sign of bad weather.
@tonyturner6948
@tonyturner6948 8 месяцев назад
One of the best videos on this subject. Very informative. Please give us more on plant husbandry as this one might need to be updated.
@skialpentolic
@skialpentolic Год назад
Amazing! I listened to Dan Killtridge do a weekend seminar and he talked about Brix readings. You taught me how really use it to the plants advantage.
@calvinkalmon6746
@calvinkalmon6746 Месяц назад
Great discussion. Thank you so much for the enlightment!
@miratalbottpope2153
@miratalbottpope2153 Год назад
I wish Grame (in his AMAZING presentation) would offer more "organic" or "natural" methods for raising BRIX as not all of us live with this sort of product availability
@CharraSuite
@CharraSuite 22 дня назад
listen to the podcasts. He is constantly giving cheap home made alternatives to his products
@BonaFideWildLife
@BonaFideWildLife 2 года назад
Wow, this is so helpful! Thank you for sharing this wealth of knowledge!
@Godscountryside
@Godscountryside Год назад
Love it I’ve been learning in the same method for a few years now and it is the only true way to grow your own food their should be more views in this video
@Leo-eb1wl
@Leo-eb1wl 10 месяцев назад
I have been implanting biological farming and eliminating synthetic fertilisers from coffee farms we work with in Colombia. Having a real positive impact on input costs and overall health of the plants.
@blender_wiki
@blender_wiki Год назад
Remeber that calcium and potassium are great antagonist inside a plant. Often people don't have calcium deficit but over potassium storage. Like always in nature the secret is the balance between everything.
@adamevans8234
@adamevans8234 5 дней назад
Great video!! Can this be applied to turf grass in home lawns?
@stevenlisk2468
@stevenlisk2468 Год назад
Awsome stuff thank you
@HighGradeTexan
@HighGradeTexan 7 месяцев назад
Soil Food Web at the other end of the scale. well done thx
@sixmillionsilencedaccounts3517
You lost me with 75% NH4 and 25% NO3. In nature, NH4 is turned into NO3 by microbes anyways and then absorbed by plants. NH4 is assimilated right on the root surface (directly into sugars) but in very small amounts. The problem with NH4 is that it's much more toxic to plants than NO3 (problem in hydroponics). The amount of NH4 that plant can utilize is very dependent on present conditions (temp, light, humidity...) so it's very hard to control. NH4 isn't mobile, roots have to grow into it and plants have to wait for microbes to realease it (they hold it for a long time). NH4 can also cause stretching. With NO3, which is very mobile and available, plant can immediately absorb it and even store it in vacuoles for future and use it when needed. Much better for precision feeding hydroponics which is imo the future of cheap / high quality growing. Also, there is problem with pH balance with too much NH4. From what I've seen the ratio of NO3-/NH4+ should be 80/20. I'm talking hydroponic (coco, rockwool).
@blackHol3509
@blackHol3509 7 месяцев назад
Sir. Can you explain in detail why fulvic acid becomes second sun for plants?
@miratalbottpope2153
@miratalbottpope2153 Год назад
If I only use local horse poo and my own chicken poo in my compost pit....and it's open-air, am I at all likely to have nitrate nitrogen in my garden??
@DNomer
@DNomer 2 года назад
When you spoke about treating a square meter at the end, you said 'spray the crop' -- so you mean spraying the leaves?? I thought fertilizers were normally placed on or watered into the soil. Consuming nutrients through leaves is not the normal way the plant feeds. Please clarify what you mean, and how fast that should be expected to affect the plants.
@otivaeey
@otivaeey 2 года назад
Yes foliar feeding is only done once a blue moon. And within 1 hour, expect 1 or 2 degree brix increase. Yes correct, foliar spray but rarely.
@DNomer
@DNomer 2 года назад
@@otivaeey I think I figured it out. I watched another YT video which discussed using foliar spray merely to diagnose, because you get a very quick result. Then you could decide what to put for longer term amendment.
@stevengonzalez7729
@stevengonzalez7729 7 месяцев назад
Basalt and Earthworm castings are sources of calcium I love to use in all my pots or garden beds
@umeshkhode8497
@umeshkhode8497 Год назад
If nutrient levels are less in morning and more in evening, so does that not affect the petiole reports... When should we pick petiole sample, morning or evening
@gcoates7
@gcoates7 Год назад
I think this is an interesting area of study. I would like to learn more, can you please link the empirical evidence to support your claims: 1:55 quantity of micro-organisms in soil is directly proportional to glucose level in leaves 6:40 applying nitrate nitrogen as a fertilizer adds nitrites to our food making the food toxic (leads to cancer)
@das250250
@das250250 Год назад
Did you find any information regarding your question
@gcoates7
@gcoates7 Год назад
@@das250250 unfortunately, no
@mikec1371
@mikec1371 5 месяцев назад
Does an electric brix reader works too?
@das250250
@das250250 Год назад
So when you spray to test for response are you spraying the foliage or the ground near plant ?
@otivaeey
@otivaeey Год назад
Both can.
@wadepatton2433
@wadepatton2433 2 года назад
What tradeoffs to consider in deciding the best scale for the refractometer we purchase? I noticed that the illustration shows a 32% scale.
@otivaeey
@otivaeey 2 года назад
32% is insanely impossible for leaf brix. Usually you'd get 8% and above for healthy plants. The target we want to shoot for is 14% where all insects can be warded off. 20% is insanely rare. I'm talking only about leaf sap brix, not fruit brix. So there you go, below 25% is fine for a refractometer.
@ubaidurrehman7718
@ubaidurrehman7718 2 года назад
Dr Elaine How i get food brix without sugar?
@wadepatton2433
@wadepatton2433 2 года назад
@@ubaidurrehman7718 "Brix" is a measure of sugar. No sugar is the same as zero brix. If you have brix above zero, then you have some percentage of sugar.
@pulungnanang1632
@pulungnanang1632 9 месяцев назад
Who is Dr. Elaine?
@Lizi46
@Lizi46 Год назад
Give less water to the plants and the Brix value will be higher, at the same nutrition level. Not an exact measurment.
@nikolapopov7038
@nikolapopov7038 Год назад
Great video !!!!!!!! How can we make we apply N the correct way so we can increase brix ? Thanks
@otivaeey
@otivaeey Год назад
Using protein hydrolysate and amino acids
@nikolapopov7038
@nikolapopov7038 Год назад
@@otivaeey is the hydrolysate make from fish ???? Can I make them homemade ? Thanks
@otivaeey
@otivaeey Год назад
@Tips for healthy Plants by Sofkin Very easy, just take fish and submerge under water and keep it stirred once a while and keep anaerobic. Don't add anything else, like carbon source. Believe it or not, microbes can't survive the low C:N and the peptides and amino acids stay as peptides and amino acids. Once the pungent smell is no more, usually after a few months, you can use it.
@nikolapopov7038
@nikolapopov7038 Год назад
@@otivaeey Thanks for the great advice. Should I add some sugar to feed the bacteria?
@otivaeey
@otivaeey Год назад
@Tips for healthy Plants by Sofkin if you add sugars, you turn them into bacteria and then lose those nitrogen as air.
@gerhardscholtz
@gerhardscholtz Год назад
Beyond awesome, just ordered one.
@das250250
@das250250 Год назад
In short I tell people you are a gardener ,your job is to feed the animals underground all else looks after itself .
@michaelgreer8659
@michaelgreer8659 Год назад
Feed your plants
@laneeacannon1450
@laneeacannon1450 Год назад
No, feed the soil microbiome.
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