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RE: [APD] PMDD solution looks green!



Hendra,

I live in Geneva, Switzerland and ordered CSM+B from Greg Watson at
www.gregwatson.com.

He is very helpful and even set up a special web page so that I could order
form outside the US.  Good service; received the product in only about 3
days.

Regards,

Laith


-----Original Message-----
From: Hendra [mailto:hendra at henkoza_nl] 
Sent: 05 February 2005 01:49
To: aquatic-plants at actwin_com
Subject: [APD] PMDD solution looks green!


Hi all,

Today I finally made my own PMDD solution. I followed the recipe from
www.thekrib.com. The first "problem" is that the chelated trace mix I used
is not from CSM (B/regular), they are nowhere to be found here in Europe
btw. The second thing is that it's about 2 years old but it's always kept in
dry, dark, room temperature condition.

A quick comparison:
            CSM Regular |CSM+B Mix |Tenso cocktail (all EDTA, only Bo and Mo
has no chelate and some of FE is in DTPA)
Fe         7.00%             6.53%         3.84%
Mn         2.00%             1.87%         2.57%
Mg         1.50%             1.40%         0%
Zn         0.40%             0.37%         0.53%
Cu         0.10%             0.09%         0.53%
Mo         0.05%             0.05%         0.13%
B            0.00%             1.18%        0.52%
Co         0.00%             0.00%           0%
Ca         0.00%             0.00%         2.57%

So the trace mix I use has 5 times more Cu, and a lot more Ca, has allmost 2
times less Fe, no Mg and looks like this :
http://pic4.picturetrail.com/VOL761/2989955/6051228/84041589.jpg

Shouldn't PMDD looks yellow/brownish just like Dupla24? The trace mix I use
has somewhat different proportions of elements then the CSM one, is this a
problem?

TIA,
Hendra N

ps: how can I read messages instantly without having to wait for the daily
digest?



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