Which is better for growing wheatgrass for juicing, ocean majic or organic humic acid.
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Humic acid is vital for the break down of organic matter it's a must in my garden!
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Actually, they work together. Humic acid allows for greater uptake of nutrients, particularly nitrogen, but it in of itself is not a fertilizer. It makes whatever fertilizer you use more effective. And it's organic
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I haven't tried wheat grass itself, but I would imagine so since I was able to juice spinach leaves and other delicate leafy greens. It may not be the most effecient for wheat grass since they have machines specifically for that, but I remember reading other reviews saying it was possible when I was thinking of purchasing it.
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New one is better. Wheatgrass attachment is a wast if you use it for greens other than wheatgrass.
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It does not say on the bottle, however fulvic acid is listed first then humic acid. I would contact the company that makes it for the information you are seeking.
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I prefer the Good Earth; it has a sweeter and more subtle flavor that seems to last longer. However, it's a lot more expensive.
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Hi, I just look at the Gerson Therapy and I think for that you need a heavier juicer because you deal with fruit, vegetables, etc. If you are only using like Wheat Grass, or Horse Tail, or watercress, etc. to get the chlorophyll, then this Lexen item will be good.
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Vertical Auger juicers are "adequate" but not the best to juice wheatgrass. I have juiced wheatgrass in this machine and it does fine. But I"m not juicing wheatgrass only, i've combined wheatgrass with other ingredients. For this purpose it does well. If your looking to juice mostly or strictly wheatgrass I would look at the horizontal auger style juicers IE: Omega 8006 or buy a dedicated wheatgrass juicer. If you looking to juice wheatgrass as well as other fruits and veggies then this does a good job. Hope this helps
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I have not tried wheatgrass but my opinion is that it will not work as well at all. The wheatgrass is too fine to get efficient juice out of the machine. Unless you load a lot of it in there. You need to buy one with a smaller nozel that will handle the fine leafy consistency of wheatgrass. I juice lager greens like Kale, dandelion greens, and beat greens and it works well. Also works well for celeary and other juice veggies. Carrots I would prefer a jack la lane juice type of machine it's much better, this goes for fruit as well. This machine is not great with fruit it does not extract all the juice you would expect. a lot goes to waste. Hope this helps,Dennis I have not tried wheatgrass but my opinion is that it will not work as well at all. The wheatgrass is too fine to get efficient juice out of the machine. Unless you load a lot of it in there. You need to buy one with a smaller nozel that will handle the fine leafy consistency of wheatgrass. I juice lager greens like Kale, dandelion greens, and beat greens and it works well. Also works well for celeary and other juice veggies. Carrots I would prefer a jack la lane juice type of machine it's much better, this goes for fruit as well. This machine is not great with fruit it does not extract all... » Read More I have not tried wheatgrass but my opinion is that it will not work as well at all. The wheatgrass is too fine to get efficient juice out of the machine. Unless you load a lot of it in there. You need to buy one with a smaller nozel that will handle the fine leafy consistency of wheatgrass. I juice lager greens like Kale, dandelion greens, and beat greens and it works well. Also works well for celeary and other juice veggies. Carrots I would prefer a jack la lane juice type of machine it's much better, this goes for fruit as well. This machine is not great with fruit it does not extract all the juice you would expect. a lot goes to waste. Hope this helps,Dennis « Show Less
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Its a matter of preference. Most of the nutrients will be in the liquid. The pulp will add more fiber and carbohydrates, so that might be an advantage.
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This is just my two cents worth. I suppose if you use enough of it, the pH of the soil could be raised. I base this on the fact that I use sea salt in my Cichlid fish tank to help raise the pH. However, since decomposing organic matter (like leaves and other composting matter) and many fertilizers lower the pH of the soil, it seems to me that the tendency of sea salt (such as Sea-90) to raise the pH cannot be a bad thing, assuming that you fertilize and include compost material in your garden.
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I have a recipe for worm compost tea, and it includes humic acid, so I bought some of this to add to the mix.
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The grass will look the same, or very similar. You can grow wheatgrass with either, however the nutrition will be better in the hard red wheat. That is the one we recommend for growing wheatgrass.
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Organic Rice, Whole Hulled Organic Soybeans, Water, Sea Salt, Koji Aspergillus oryzae
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The mashine is the best for wheatgrass juice. it comes with 5 years unlimited warrantee. other compatitor is very limited. thank you.
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Yes it can. Slow rpm masticating juicers are the best for juicing wheatgrass. Many people juice wheatgrass with a hand powered crank style juicer because of the low cost compared to a powered machine, but the Kuvings is a great value for this task. It may not last as long as an Omega but it will keep you healthy!
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The Omega NC900 includes an adjustable pressure cap that allows you to "dial in" the output for the best results. For soft fruit you dial it back to 1 or 2 on the dial for best results. For wheatgrass and other leafy greens dial it to 5 for maximum pressure. You'll be able to use this dial to help fine tune your output to your liking. As others have already stated, wheatgrass alone will require some cleaning of the screen as you juice, but that is a simple thing to do.
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The whole fruit is used for most fruits. If I were to choose one, I would pick the PowerGrind Pro. I have juiced with both and frankly the juice quality is better (you can taste it) from the PowerGrind Pro, and it is faster and easier to clean. Perhaps the Omega is better if you are juicing tons of very difficult material like wheatgrass. The trick to all machines is juicing mixtures in the right sequence so there is enough liquid to help get dryer materials through.