Any "trace" sounds like a bad idea and i'd at least expect CS sprays to be promptly follwed by a rince cycle anyway. Which raises a more worrying concern about long-term effects and much more acutely when multiple toxicities are multiplied via inter-actions, to boost their repulsive force while making it low-profile enough to pass "detection" thresholds...
I don't know the process that they use when spraying, but my understanding is that you don't use weed sprayed with the stuff.Any "trace" sounds like a bad idea and i'd at least expect CS sprays to be promptly follwed by a rince cycle anyway. Which raises a more worrying concern about long-term effects and much more acutely when multiple toxicities are multiplied via inter-actions, to boost their repulsive force while making it low-profile enough to pass "detection" thresholds...
To get an idea of how much "love" gets poured in we simply have to check under a microscope...
Fair enough, i don't recall Colloïdal Silver being part of the 96 PCPs catalog, while its application would happen to be designed to make it nearly impossible to prove just like the rest anyway... So "incidental" consumption profiles only represent some mild risk to turn blue i suppose.
Couldn't say. I was just quoting some random on FB on what might be in the plants that were ripped off. Is colloidal silver considered a PCP?To get an idea of how much "love" gets poured in we simply have to check under a microscope...
Fair enough, i don't recall Colloïdal Silver being part of the 96 PCPs catalog, while its application would happen to be designed to make it nearly impossible to prove just like the rest anyway... So "incidental" consumption profiles only represent some mild risk to turn blue i suppose.
If only! What worries me most is the reported fact that LPs discussed BANNED additives as myclobutanil (in Harper days) and it's still on the list today, somehow. When asked Health-Canada declared it was fuelled by "chemophobia" but i also recall reading about the enormous infrastructure necessary to detect traces, especially after non-detection levels were published for all to see. With a catalog this generous i figure it's easy & convenient enough to design savvy soups capable of passing the test - provided they ever do at all in the 1st place... So imagine when the market delegates laboratory expertise to external firms ready to rivalize on the basis of their most favourable approbation results. Yet i don't fear much from CS sprays as long as it's washed away before the vegetal tissue absorbs it, hoping the parasites eggs do and at a level that won't affect sexing ideally.
Flavor of the month will change fairly often but the hard hitting Chem's, OG's, and long flowering sativas will always have a market.
Apparently some of SQdC's mari-caca actually comes from out there in USA, through Hexo:
