The Tropical Fruit Forum

In the link theres another radical design of fence for somme rosewood trees. https://youtu.be/N6XT6kWdMRY

They might be polyembrionic seeds in wich case they are exactly like the parent tree .Just like having a grafted tree altough its just a seedling.

It seems that lots of people buy seeds without reading much about the plants first.Im on the oposite side ,i first read about a year or so about a plant dreaming to have one and making plans,prepare the land or the pots for it.Then i buy the seeds and...failure,they dont germinate .Getting informed well first before buying seeds its a habbit i ggot from reef aquarium hobby where adding an incompatible animal or fish can cause big problems.

They have 300 hectares of blueberryes in Morocco Africa.https://www.freshfruitportal.com/news/2015/05/22/moroccan-blueberry-boom-to-take-spotlight-at-ibo-summit-down-under/

I don't think TAC is a scam. See https://watereuse.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Webinar-WateReuse-08-06.pdf for example. Since I've added a TAC filter to my house I've had fewer scaling problems with my instant hot water heater. I also see the difference in the rest of the plumbing and cooking. The magnetic "descaler" works as well, but is much less effective than TAC and it's not just a couple of magnets affixed to a pipe. Interesting stuff, actually.

Thats interesting but the comparison with magnets its strange because they compare theyr product with a snake oil and that made me skeptical.And they show no picture with TAC vs polyphosphates wich are the #1 solution to hard water worldwide and also in nature ( phosphorus its mainly found as calcium phosphate).Here is a picture with my magnet water softener wich i call it a snake oil.Its a certifyed product sold in stores but i think they sell them as an alternative for people that dont want to have a filter so that they can trick the law .

2 Alder cones in an experiment,lowered the water to 4,5 from 7 ph.Im guessing the dense wood of somme cones might last a long time burryed in the soil and leach humic acid long term.Somme experiments need to be done.

I think it can be done long term by having somme plants around that will leach tannins into the soil.Ive seen for aquariums somme people use just a few Terminalia Catappa leaves to lower the ph.I cant grow Terminalia in my zone but il just have to find another plant that  will leach lots of tannins.

This site has huge ammount of info about world flora.I found  it usefull in my search for plants because you can get an ideea about a plant hardiness zone and climate by judging from the occurences info.With this site you can track annonaceae in Mongolia or rosewoods  fossils in Europe for example. https://www.gbif.org/

Because theyr small and have different colors i think they would be good on barbeque sticks.

I use RODI a lot and continuously and i dont buy allready build systems because im always changing charcoal,DI resin to them,even the 5 microns filters i modifyed and i use my own media instead.Theres no need for those gauges and theyre useless just for marketing reasons added because if the last filter its stuck ,then all the gauges before will show the same pressure.This evaporative cooling system might be       more economic to use than RO foggers. I know its extensively used in USA so you might be allready familiar with it. https://youtu.be/bxxxNtJ8-2o

Off course that the bigger the membrane the better and i posted that 150GPD /30 dollars housing and membrane as an example for the right price and having in mind that Mark wont really need 600 litters of RO water a day.In his link the RO unit has 2 membranes and housings.Membranes are set to work between 40-60 psi .100 psi would damage most peoples instalations in homes.No matter what membrane you will use you will still have probably 4 times  more wastewater than the quantity of the RO water.I know its frustrating to need the RO water fast and to have to wait hours until its produced .That polyphosphate filter i found on Ebay ,would last years if only used without RO membrane ( with RO membrane,lifespan reduces to probably less than a quarter of time because you will throw 3 quarters of the RO waste water and will have to filter those also.For cirsculating high pressure pumps ,the chinese make somme really nice 12 Volts diaphragm pumps for like just 20 dollars.They really strong,stronger than the expensive booster pumps and they last the same as the expensive booster pumps @ 3000 hours because they have brushed motoŕs and those brushes are consumable parts. https://www.ebay.com/itm/DC12V-130PSI-6L-Min-Diaphragm-Water-Self-Priming-Pump-High-Pressure-Car-BOAT-70W/153352524781?epid=2172218673&hash=item23b485d3ed:g:9JIAAOSwp3dcS0DR These small pumps get to 130 psi and can work on lower voltages like 4 volts or so, to last longer oŕ be more quiet.Can also be used with solar pannels but they  need amperage @4 amps.

The polyphosphate filter its cheap and you might get away only with it and a carbon filter ( + a 5 micron mesh)for the fogger.https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PureOne-PS1-Polyphosphate-Set-1-Stufige-Filteranlage-10-Zoll/162876113904?hash=item25ec2c43f0:m:mdOGXS8Y9_l5Kl00I_j0Fdg So,your planning to make 600 litters of RO water per day to run that fogger for 10 hours continuously?Thats a lot of RO water and you will loose a few cubic meters of water as waste water daily.You probably need a controller to turn the fogger on and off intermitently or even a timer socket so that way you would use much less RO water .If you have high pressure tap water,then you dont need the booster pump.150 gpd membrane plus housing at just 34 dollars( verry cheap) https://www.ebay.com/itm/Reverse-Osmosis-Membrane-Filter-2012-150-GPD-Replacement-for-TF-3012-500-TFM-100-/263260804792