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RE: Dennerle philosophy
>In view of this, oxidation doesn't seem to matter much for most
>trace elements. Further, that shouldn't give algae an advantage
>over rooted plants, but the other way around as Roger pointed out.
I really do aggree with that !
>I don't want to pick any fights, but if this is an adequate representation
>of the Dennerle method, then I'm not very impressed. Perhaps it
>is merely "old science" that we can look back upon with a sad
>shaking of the head.
One thing that could be a part of the answer, is that they don't have nice healthy plants at Dennerle. I think that the philosophy of Dennerle is in fact an old point of view - more than a real philosophy - and I do prefer the real philosophy of Kaspar Horst at Dupla. Try to find some more answers to basic and advance questions at :
http://www.dupla.com
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