Good job❤. Kindly educate me on the use of distilled wood vinegar and the raw wood vinegar. Vinegar in which of these two forms is more effective. Thank you and keep on enlightening us on climate change and it's related issues especially on biochar 👍
The benefits of using wood vinegar are numerous and include: Enhancement of the root system of plants; Improving the germination of seeds after 24 hours soaking; The rooting system is stronger; Higher sugar content and better tasting fruit; Boosts plant resistance to disease; Speeds up the composting process;
Raw wood vinegar has more than 200 chemicals, such as acetic acid, formaldehyde, ethyl-valerate, methanol, tar, etc. Wood vinegar improves soil quality, eliminates pests and controls plant growth, but is slightly toxic to fish and very toxic to plants if too much is applied. It accelerates the growth of roots, stems, tubers, leaves, flowers, and fruit.
Good job❤. Kindly educate me on the use of distilled wood vinegar and the raw wood vinegar. Vinegar in which of these two forms is more effective.
Thank you and keep on enlightening us on climate change and it's related issues especially on biochar 👍
Raw wv can kill herbaceous weeds, diluted wv is beneficial for plants. 200:1
Thank you. I appreciate
Minta kasi penjelasan wood vinegar dlm bhs indonesia kegunaanx
Are there scientific tests to back up your statement?
I believe you, but in Holland it’s absolutely unknown!
Many.
It contain 10% acetic acid, acetone and methanol regarding to Wikipedia.
Some of these names don’t sound so good for soil…lol
Each feedstock produces a different suite of chemicals, all beneficial when diluted.
The benefits of using wood vinegar are numerous and include:
Enhancement of the root system of plants;
Improving the germination of seeds after 24 hours soaking;
The rooting system is stronger;
Higher sugar content and better tasting fruit;
Boosts plant resistance to disease;
Speeds up the composting process;
Raw wood vinegar has more than 200 chemicals, such as acetic acid, formaldehyde, ethyl-valerate, methanol, tar, etc. Wood vinegar improves soil quality, eliminates pests and controls plant growth, but is slightly toxic to fish and very toxic to plants if too much is applied. It accelerates the growth of roots, stems, tubers, leaves, flowers, and fruit.
@randalmoroski1184 like phosphorus is lethal in large quantities. 👍