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Old 10-01-2002, 06:38 AM   #11
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Why add silicon to nutrient solution? Although silicon has not been recognized as an essential element for higher plants, its beneficial effects have been shown in many plants. Silicon is abundant in all field grown plants, but it is not present in most hydroponic solutions. Silicon has long been recognized as particularly important to rice growth, but a recent study indicated that it may only be important during pollination in rice (Ma et al. 1989). The beneficial effects of silicon (Si) are twofold: 1) it protects against insect and disease attack (Cherif et al. 1994; Winslow, 1992; Samuels, 1991), and 2) it protects against toxicity of metals (Vlamis and Williams, 1967; Baylis et al. 1994). For these reasons, I recommend adding silicon (about 0.1 mM) to nutrient solutions for all plants unless the added cost outweighs its advantages.
anyone play with silicon? I've just checked the makeup of Canna nutes and it doesn't list Si

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After researching this more, I can't understand why 1, it's not already in the nutes and 2, why it's not mentioned much on here I've put the best link I could find on Si in my sig to spread the word

I did a google on Budlink and found the product info at hydroshop.com.au which is also worth a read for the uninitiated

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