Huh! I was just thinking the other day that the world could use more good peeps like Rrog.
Perspective is a funny thing
your correct about us needing more ppl like Rrog. intelligence is lacking terribly now a days.
i was probably a little harsh with that. i started it with "you sir" so it was definitely the troll in me showing his teeth.
I still stand behind it probably being the biggest discovery in the plant world I've had the privilege of seeing take place. now mind you I'm only 27 (OMG REALLY!?!?!) so that doesn't mean a whole lot but I'm also not your average 27 err wait i might be 28 who cares tho whatever you get my point lol.
i love plants! I've been reading my entire life the struggle we as a race have had to bring nitrogen to plants. wether it be having to put dead fish in the soil or grow certain crops or having to pump petrol into the ground or having to feed bacteria and urine (what every dairy farmer in america does) or whatever we have to go through to get the plant nitrogen.
I can't help but think it would be a lot easier if we didn't have to worry about it. think of the places that really need food. think of a corn farmer. HOLY FUCK. for a corn farmer this is intense. corn eats 90% nitrogen. I'm sure thats not a perfect statement but I've been told that most corns diet is almost entirely nitrogen. (thats why there isn't a lot of nutrients in most corn)
it just being a seed treatment gives me a lot of hope for it being an actual breakthrough that will help. from what I've read its a discovery that came from a good genuine place. it definitely means higher profit but actually i think it means lower prices in the long run.
just think if i could treat my beans before i planted them and that cut would forever be N-fixed that would be amazing.
Gonna have to watch out for N-fixed clones. i wonder if it would get nitro poisoning if you fed and N-fixed clone without knowing it was fixed.
idk it seems like its a pretty fuckin cool discovery to me. i might just be too sleep deprived cause of this damn newborn but it really seems like it has a lot of potential.