- Location
- Hertfordshire
I’m reading “Mycorrhyzal Planet” and the author talks about Ramial wood which he says is the relatively new wood that grows each year. I can’t remember exactly why, but he was a firm believer that this stuff - ramial wood - was a wonder product as far as feeding the soil biome and mycorrhizae in particular. I wonder if this is because it is full of amino sugars. He talked about adding it to the mix when making compost too (I’ve just started my first mix )Now that is hellish interesting, top signposting, thank you. I feel a Potassium (Sulphate of Potash not MOP) strip trial is needed in my Red Clover Ley & Pea/Barley mix.
FYM in soil was said to be higher in Amino Sugar N, wonder if compost replaced FYM you would get higher or lower Amino Sugar N?