LiberalThinker
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Count me in for the attempt.This will always stand as true so long as nobody learns the process and emulates it.
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Count me in for the attempt.This will always stand as true so long as nobody learns the process and emulates it.
This will always stand as true so long as nobody learns the process and emulates it.
Canadians have been working on hydroponics for many many years now.
I'm not surprised they decided to open up the market.
Dirt tastes different.
There's a lot of science still going on in the soil world. We just scratching the surface.
More people = more food.
We need to grow quality food to keep people healthy.
Ones dirty - organic - and one's clean.
How much ppm of Triacontanol will an alfalfa tea produce and is there any part or practice of making the tea that is critical for success?
All organic soil guys need is a soil test
Dirty organics. YeeHaw!
Thats how we get green thumbs.
Sky this is just a matter of grow style really. We organic growers use "a little of this and a little of that" a pinch or a handful. You guys that like to use already made nutrients, you wanna have a measurement for everything.
All organic soil guys need is a soil test to make sure the train is on the tracks. After that its all down hill to the harvest station and repeat.
I've done all sorts of teas. I mainly use a 1/4 cup to a gallon RO water and foiler on.
Growing bigger roots (bigger yields) is what I'm looking for.
Kelp tea in early VEG watered in and foiler'd on.
These daze I make Kelp Tea for PGR - take about a 1/4 cup of kelp meal and grind in a coffee grinder. Fill the quart mason jar with filtered water. Let ground kelp meal re-hydrate and settle. The clear liquid is your kelp tea. It's a super power. I foiler that on.
I add malted corn ground fine to the soil. Sprouted corn seed is another good source of PGR's.
Ever see a hydro plant - the root ball bigger than the plant?? Thats how it works in soil too.
There's PGRs in banana peels too and hydro tomatoes - Ethelyn gasses off and promotes ripeness and finishing. Thats how green tomatoes picked in Cali make to market fresh on the East Coat red ripe and ready for the green.
Wonder how long it will take for big Canna to figure this one out.
I don't use this but its a thing.
Wouldn't it be most helpful to the craft if organic growers had different metrics to predict how much of each ingredient you would want to mix in to your dirt so that you can confidently say my ratios are X:Y:Z.
N, P, K etc all the way down the line so that if I see a specific deficiency, I can work it out of future mixes or blends.
PGRs that usually get talked about in the commercial grower world are to reduce stretch in flower and to make the buds rock hard.
Buds grown with pgrs to finish flowering have a white inside, not green, it collects in the flower. People use it to increase weight. It just shits up quality.
The man made PGRs have been known to contain nasties that cause cancer.
Alfameal , kelp etc is fine.
Theres a saying here that real growers DONT use pgrs.... But stuff like kelp and alfalfa meal etc can be found in products like Amino Treatment...which I use , through I would call it more a growth promoter in those.
I steer away from them. PGRs offering tighter fatter nugs....you will get them, fat nugs of shite, tastless bitch weed.
Do I have to run around,for you skybound? Not allowed to say anything without being a scientist like you?
You talk a lot of shite based on no fact then baxktrack all the time.
Thats ok man, bad morning, Im sorry too.Sorry man, didn't mean to rub you the wrong way. I was just asking for a link so I could verify your claim as I had not been able to find any information that depicted any bad experiences. I wasn't trying to incite anything though, my apologies bro.
Thats ok man, bad morning, Im sorry too.
Mate we researched this stuff 10 years ago, if I could find the links, Id post them , honest.
I agree with PGRs being fine for Veg, even controlling stretch, but in flower the products back then were leaving a white in the middle of the buds that others had found in street weed, as pgrs were popular for creating the rock hard buds people thought was quality weed.
The taste was lacking as were essential oils and suprisingly trichome production, it just made mass...thats all, for weight.
Weed sells in weights.
BUT, thats probably a lot different to what you use them for, and also the make up of the pgrs has progressed but some of those products are still available today under various names.
I did see nutrifield release a pgr product and they really are a good company so some have progressed in ingredients.
ran it up to week 6 - didn't notice any foxtails - but did see great results. Have you ever heard of Massive Bloom by Green Planet this stuff works ! massive bloom is used only in flower underside of toxic great choice of works - Hey check this one out Soil Balance Pro it's a terpene enhancement additive I guess you could call it an organic form of terpinator anyway this stuff (soil balance) won a cup last year in the "terpene" compititionI guess you'll have to assume it's on the underside of toxic. Have you used the alfalfa tea near harvest? Have you noticed an increase in fox tails?
I remember triacontinol was one that bought up serious questions as to its use Skybound. One we found in one product contained a known carcinagen.
It is incorrect to assume that all PGRs are harmful. Natural PGRs such as Chitosan, Triacontanol, and Kelp are in our atmosphere and cause no problems for plants.