Microgreens Soil Science: Maximizing Production With Pro-Mix

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On today's episode Jonah is joined by Susan Parent from Premier Tech, the company behind the the Pro-Mix line of products. Learn about the diverse Pro-Mix customer base, best-selling soils, the benefits of bio additives, sustainability of peat moss and the role of mycorrhizea in enhancing plant growth. We also discuss which soils are best for microgreens and which bio-additives can have a massive benefit for edible flowers production. Learn the science behind using Pro-Mix for microgreens production and how it can boost your business profits. Discover the benefits of soil microbes and how they play a role in soil microbiology. Start maximizing your microgreens production today with this valuable information! Join us for a deep dive into the world of soil and microbiology!
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[@microedenlocallygrownmicro6474]

🙏Thank you

[@56patdale]

For very dry MP, does it help to wet it in the soil bin, before filling trays? Is there anything else that would help water absorption and still be organic?

[@rogerjohn9315]

Awesome

[@HoustonHardMoneyLoans]

@microgreensconsulting, so after all this, what do you recommend for ORGANIC microgreens?

[@microgreensconsulting]

If I was small scale I'd use MP and when scaling up make my own mix to save on costs and improve consistency

[@HoustonHardMoneyLoans]

@@microgreensconsulting thanks for that BUT I don't understand ... you always talk about this Pro-Mix. What would your own look like as a formula?

[@microgreensconsulting]

If you have a bale breaker it makes sense to make your own mix. It will be the same amount of work and less expensive. But, most farms don't so Pro-Mix is the best option without a bale breaker. Mixing peat moss, perlite, coir, vermiculite, wetting agent etc isn't practical for most farms without a bale breaker.@@HoustonHardMoneyLoans

[@HoustonHardMoneyLoans]

@@microgreensconsulting Thank you

[@markus_selloi]

Isn’t soluable P in the mix a problem for the AMF?

[@microgreensconsulting]

To be honest I'm not sure. But I woudl assume pro-mix would've done the testing on that. Also the starter charger has very low ppm numbers so the amount of P would be pretty low

[@markus_selloi]

@@microgreensconsulting makes sense, those starting mixes are left without much fertilizer for a reason, true

[@markus_selloi]

Deleting my other comment won't help furthering your case that the industry isn't corrupt af

[@microgreensconsulting]

Nothing was deleted friend

[@markus_selloi]

@@microgreensconsulting i made a lenghty comment after the other one i posted, thats why it seems like that to me.

[@deaconandrei]

​​@@markus_selloiI think this is TH-cam issue. It happened with me also. (Not here)