Ann: OHD Trials Continue to Excel, page-103

@eugened Hey mate , I don't no what happen then Lol

Your Quote :What is disappointing is that the results on lettuce were inconclusive - the hydroponic (and field grown) market for lettuce is many times larger than that of bok choy.
This makes no sense at all

Reaffirmation of OHD as a flowering plant and seed stimulant
As part of the current hydroponic trials Greenpower requested Monash also conduct trials on rocket in a hydroponic setting to further test the understanding that the use of the OHD bio-stimulant fertilisers is not suited on varieties such as rocket and lettuce with the results as expected and mirroring studies on lettuce undertaken by Monash. ( Results as expected ) ( Mirroring previous results )

Studies to date have confirmed that the OHD bio-stimulant fertiliser deliver positive yield results as studies have concluded that the OHD bio-stimulant fertiliser enhances reproductive activity in plants that produce flower and seeds (see ASX market release “Successful OHD Cereal Crop Trials” dated 15 February 2017). Target markets in the hydroponic sector are focussed on those plant varieties that fruit and flower with a focus on tomatoes, strawberries, greens vegetables, cucumbers and melons.

This reaffirmation was important and is crucial in helping the Company finalise the OHD PFS. Results contrary to earlier studies would have required Greenpower to perform additional trials which may have resulted in delays.;
This reaffirmation was important and is crucial = No delays now in the PFS