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for reference 1ppm is 1mg per Kg

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Nice homework, Steve!

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Seems to be all there. Good work. Maybe should sticky that chart.
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I use red scoria. I've been fine except lately I've started to grow a third nipple. Dunno if its related or not.

Haha nah, the only problem I have found is that its rough on the plants, especially seedlings. When I transplant them, some get shredded by the gravel if I'm not careful. It was easy to wash! I like it cause its light and you don't have to worry about weight.
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Somewhere on this board is a topic/picture of someone who washed red scoria, and ended up with loads of concrete-hard residue. There was a pic of the bucket used for cleaning. Does this ring a bell? Anyone remember where that post is? My search-fu is weak today...

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Swany- was it under 'What the most efficent way to wash gravel!
I did see a few references in it.

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Swanberg, pictures of "Kuda" washing scoria on thread below (shows silt)…. but he used a rake and wheelbarrow....

http://www.backyardaquaponics.com/forum ... 3911#93911

Here's the picture of Kenour washing scoria in a basket.....

http://backyardaquaponics.com/forum/vie ... 872#106872

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Great, thanks! So many threads on cleaning growbed media...
*bookmarks a bunch of stuff*

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what :shock: you haven't read every thing :lol: :twisted:

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Thanks for the chart steve,

i am intending on using red scoria and your home work will be useful

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swanberg wrote:
Somewhere on this board is a topic/picture of someone who washed red scoria, and ended up with loads of concrete-hard residue. There was a pic of the bucket used for cleaning. Does this ring a bell? Anyone remember where that post is? My search-fu is weak today...
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Maybe not these one but I were left with over 20cm of deposit in the barrel after washing that lot.
Great for filing gaps between the pawers.
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