Cultured biologix states that nitrogen given without a carbon molecule lowers the brixā¦
Itās the lack of carbon in hydro my badā¦
Again thoughā¦
Is it just a sales pitchā¦ youād think theyād have to have proof or be ousted for being liars lol
They stated they attached a carbon molecule to the nitrogen so when the plant feeds on nitrogen it also gets carbon
yeah i donāt get that n with c stuff. the plant generally gets the carbon from the air as part of the calvin cycle. if youāre co2 deficient than thatād be your lack of carbon but otherwiseā¦ 
Your sugar amount has direct relation to
Photosynthetic Active Radiation + CO2 + H2O
so light, carbon, water plays a role.
In plant science water = nutrient. Because that is how nutrients are absorbed by plants, so by water uptake (more than 85% nutrients uptake happen in this way). So that means in the water limited situation, your sugar production may be losen, well actually biomass accumulation than sugar production but can expect both decreasing in water limited situation
But wouldnt carbon be a little different as a solid vs a gas? Kind of like carbon times 2ā¦ rootzone carbon as well as leaf zone carbon
carbon only taken by leaf through stomata
hmm, so nitrogen with carbon attached could be āorganic nitrogenā, amino acids, proteins, and humic substances. However, that āorganic nitrogenā would need microbes to break it down into, you guessed it, nitrate and/or ammonium in order for the plant to uptake it.
But that goes completely against cultured biologix statementā¦ it is uptaken as a nutrient in the rootzone attached to the N
ammonium based nutrients are cheaper to produce. What most growers donāt know is that ammonium can be taken up into the plant and then it will lose a hydrogen and become ammonia, which is toxic. This can build up in the plant slowly over time and minimize its genetic potential. Some companies focus on maximizing cost per gallon versus plant health.
From ventanas description on why they donāt use ammonium salts.
Then what are they talking about? At cultured?
yeah, you also do NOT want ammonium in your reservoir as they will foul up the water super quick.
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Holy I do agree. So why use ammonium based over nitrates. or rather, what is attractive about ammonium?
Ohh generally saying that is for different purposes.
That is making that organic element to be easily uptaken by plants. That is not the carbon to use for photosynthesis.
I know many organic companies do what i mentioned. Binding organic elements to carbon or other things to make easier uptake of N or other elements.
Cultured biologix might be not exact case tho canāt imagine only them being different. and their product line seems like using the concept
If this not, which is quite advanced topic, then they just talking about C:N ratio and microbes population.
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