General Hydroponics Rapid Start VS Extreme Gardening Mykos

In this A and B grow comparison I see what the difference in use is between Rapid Start and Mykos. I was pleasantly surprised ...

This article is a summary of a YouTube video "General Hydroponics Rapid Start VS Extreme Gardening Mykos" by Blossom Flower Delivery

Key insights about video General Hydroponics Rapid Start VS Extreme Gardening Mykos

🌱 The buckwheat plants on the right have a significant advantage over the ones on the left, both in terms of plant and root growth.

🌱 The daikon radishes on the right have a much healthier and fuzzier root growth compared to the ones on the left.

🌱 The winter field peas on the right have way more root growth and are healthier, sturdier, and bigger than the ones on the left.

🌱 The rapid start performed better than the micros in terms of root growth for winter field peas and buckwheat plants.

🌱 The pH levels were exactly the same (6.0) for both the micros and rapid start solutions.

🌱 The PPM (parts per million) levels were 67 for the micros and 74 for the rapid start, suggesting that the nutrient solution used for the rapid start might need to be stronger.

🌱 Further testing with a stronger nutrient solution and longer duration is recommended to determine a clear winner between the micros and rapid start.

Timestamped Summary

00:06 The buckwheat plants on the right have a significant advantage over the one on the left in terms of plant and root growth.

00:31 The daikon radishes on the right have healthy and fuzzy root growth, while the ones on the left have none of that.

01:37 The peas on the right side have a clear advantage with more root growth, healthier plants, and a larger size.

02:08 Viewer is asked to pick which one they think is the best before the evaluation.

02:25 The experiment used Flora micro grow and Bloom series nutrients and reverse osmosis water.

03:33 Both pumps are set to run three times a day for 30 minutes each.

04:32 Germination happens quickly on both sides.

05:37 The daikon radishes on the right side seem to be a little bit sturdier initially.

06:34 The final pH of the mycos is 6 and the rapid start is also around 6.

06:43 The PPM for the mycos finished at 67 and the rapid start finished at 74.

07:01 The experimenter is unsure which one to choose as the winner and plans to redo the test with a stronger PPM.

07:41 The next test will be roots exhilarator/exuberator versus NPK Raw.

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Q&A

What were the results of the rapid start versus extreme micros experiment?

The rapid start had a significant advantage over the extreme micros in terms of plant and root growth. The daikon radishes on the right had healthy root growth compared to none on the left. The peas on the right had more root growth and were healthier and sturdier. Overall, the rapid start performed better in this experiment.

What nutrients were used in this experiment?

The Flora micro grow and bloom series nutrients were used in this experiment. A very light solution was mixed using 3ml of each nutrient per solution. Reverse osmosis water was used to mix the nutrients.

What was the pH and PPM of the nutrient solutions?

The pH of both the mycos and rapid start solutions was 6. The PPM of the mycos was 67, while the PPM of the rapid start was 74.

Were there any variables or differences between the two sides of the experiment?

Both sides were set up with the same amount of nutrients and watering schedules. The only difference was the type of product used (mycos on the left, rapid start on the right) and the amount of nutrients added (slightly more on the rapid start side).

What is the next experiment that will be conducted?

The next experiment will compare the effects of roots exhilarator/exuberator and NPK Raw. The winner of that experiment will be tested against the micros product.