You're probably right.. but I cannot say for certain.
Do you guys recycle your soil through other plants? The soil will think you are a substinance farmer just mono cropping year after year and eventually the plant will get a sickly life.not a question of microbes... question of fungus in the soil.... and it is a fungicide... so i'm imagining it does.
yeah i'm one of those guys. I used to use what I thought were organic products, but in reality they are still full of chelators and other things. I'm done with that. I want my soil to live!
I build my soil from scratch, individual ingredients, and understand how and why it works. I'm tired of throwing away soil. gettin into the 20gal no till containers and i will also be doing 7gal living soil single runs, and recycling that soil for future grows. your soil in organics is your biggest and most important investment. you get the soil right, and the plant grows itself. i'm not even worried about the plant anymore. i'm worried about the soil, and keeping it alive and healthy! I want to be a more sustainable grower too. what happens when the hydro stores disappear because of bullshit laws, or worse, monsanto (yes he's got his hands in the hydro world). i'll have my soil and natural ingredients that are easy to obtain to amend it and i'll be laughin it up!
I've grown plenty of buds in my 5 years doing this, and the more i make this switch to real organic growing, the better my final product has become with every harvest. the initial investment, as with any grow, is the biggest expense. but once you get one of everything... you have a lot of amended soil.
as they say, to each his own. we all achieve the results we are individually looking for in the end. just different ways to get there for different folks.
I'm not sure what you're referring to with this post... or if you're just being a smart ass lol.
Eagle 20 is poison, when combusted. That's why you can't use it on anything you smoke. It's systemic and stays in your plant for a long time. It turn to hydrogen cyanide, just what you want to breath in.
Eagle 20EW specialty fungicide is labeled for use on more than 100 ornamental plants in greenhouses or field-grown plantings for the control of powdery mildew, rust, scab and various leaf spot diseases. Consult the Eagle 20EW label if plant growth regulators will be used in treated areas.
Dissapation with a systemic fungicide? Please do more reading on your poison before posting this crap in the organic section...
thank you, i was just going to say that you cant dissipate something that is permanently inside the plant. that is why eagle20 is on my absolutely not list. the lemon juice is doing wonders, and once i get my bicarbonate PM recipe together, it's on like donkey kong!
and you should see who exactly is presenting these studies, because $$$$ dominates in these types of businesses and they can put out a study on whatever they want to show their product is "safe". Big Ag companies like DOW buy their way into legitimacy, when anyone with any common sense at all would tell them to go fuck themselves. they do it with these "studies" that only they can afford and go and shmooze with the lawmakers and flex their wallets.
If you believe ANYTHING you read on the TGA website I have a bridge I'd like to sell...I've found some keepers among the TGA seeds I've popped and will continue to experiment with the strains, but the propaganda on the characteristics of the strains is sheer bullcrap.
Foilar is but a delivery method...one way to get the product to the plant, its no biggy ...no rocket science, understanding exactly what you are going helps, Aloe Vera offers a great surfactant, also traces of about everything thats good, but is very weak on its own, the best way to use vera is add a pinch to your germing water, and your norn
I've run nearly their entire catalog. i've found in my personal experience their strain descriptions to be more accurate than most breeders. So I'll have to disagree with you on that one. Sure not every pheno is going to be a winner or representation of the keeper you seek as with most F1 polys but for the most part their descriptions are pretty dead on. They do test their work pretty thoroughly before making something available for sale. The archives on Breedbay show a lot of that older testing from the strains leading up to 2011 or so when TGA left Breedbay.. since then documented testing has taken place and been shown on Subcools Weednerd Youtube channel as well as Instagram, posts made by official online testers in the past like Ocanabis or TRay or Hovering or even myself who tested A13BX.. just a few names of many of the canna online community.. as well as the folks in the Pacific Northwest who run established medical legal grows and receive test packs regularly.
what one needs to remember is the word RESISTANT does not mean PROOF. just like buying a good pair of boots... if you buy ones that are "water resistant", then you will end up with wet feet. buy boots that are "waterproof", and you stay dry!
Take a browse through all the seedbanks and breeders sites, they all do the same..... I like TGA and do think they do a pretty good job of bringing keepers to market, but I never believe everything I read, EVER...
Results? Pictures? That's right up my alley. Producing Everything yourself.
