Does it also mean that it contain ammonia ?if you have a lot of leaves in your guttering or water butt, it could be tannins released into the water. They tend to degrade rather rapidly when exposed to light.
Does it also mean that it contain ammonia ?if you have a lot of leaves in your guttering or water butt, it could be tannins released into the water. They tend to degrade rather rapidly when exposed to light.
Does it also mean that it contain ammonia ?
thansk you, rain water can't contain hardness (GH/KH) before reaching the soil right ? my roof is in concreteCould do, but less likely the water butt in particular should be fairly 'bacterially mature' if its got a layer of leaf litter in it.
Many and varied, water just wants to dissolve things, and <"very small amounts of salts" (as ions)> have a big effect on electrical conductivity.I'd have to defer to @dw1305 for more detail on the reasons why
Lean it surely is. Only one point is rather unorthodox - prevalence of Mg over Ca.I actually don't really know if i can call my ferts routine lean
yes i know, i've read about it, but never seen difference in my experience. I dose CaCl2, which have lot of chloride in it which i'm a bit afraid ofLean it surely is. Only one point is rather unorthodox - prevalence of Mg over Ca.
Don't be. In such an amount it's harmless.CaCl2, which have lot of chloride in it which i'm a bit afraid of