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Don't use black rice husks or rice husk ashes as nursery materials until you've watched this video | Rai Kham Kawi, Organic Farming, Self-Sufficiency Did you know? The nursery materials known as black rice husks have cost many gardeners thousands of dollars. The black rice husks, or burnt rice husks, we see and have used, may all look the same at first glance. But in reality, the black rice husks we see can be of two types if we don't look closely. Good black rice husks should be coarse, not too fine, and retain the appearance of charcoal rather than ash. The other type is very fine, and when held in the hand, they clump together clearly. The reason why fine-grained black rice husks can damage seedlings is because their fineness prevents proper drainage. Furthermore, the fineness of the black rice husks we see indicates that the husks have been burned to ashes, allowing them to continue to decompose. This contrasts with coarse-grained black rice husks, which are more like charcoal than ashes. Charcoal will not decompose further because it is already carbonized and will not decompose. Before selecting a suitable nursery material, research your nursery materials carefully. To prevent damage #BlackRiceHusk #PlantCultivation #PlantingMaterials For more information: Line ID: shaqyshaqy Tel: 0642209000 Farm Address: Takhli District, Nakhon Sawan Province YouTube: Rai Khamkawi Organic Farming, Self-Sufficient Lifestyle Facebook Fanpage: Rai Khamkawi Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?...