anyone know?
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dudeoflife
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Here are a couple:
Californa Dept of Ag
http://www.cdfa.ca.gov/egov/is/fert/
Washington Dept of Ag
http://agr.wa.gov/PestFert/Fertilizers/FertDB/Product1.aspx?action=ViewTable<r=A
Outta curiosity, what, specifically, are you interested in finding out---
Because there are some metals such as molybdenum that are required in small amounts, and are classified as a heavy metal....
Professional curiosity....
Californa Dept of Ag
http://www.cdfa.ca.gov/egov/is/fert/
Washington Dept of Ag
http://agr.wa.gov/PestFert/Fertilizers/FertDB/Product1.aspx?action=ViewTable<r=A
Outta curiosity, what, specifically, are you interested in finding out---
Because there are some metals such as molybdenum that are required in small amounts, and are classified as a heavy metal....
Professional curiosity....
dudeoflife
Well-Known Member
Ah, nice.
My brand should be in there by this summer! *fingers crossed*
My brand should be in there by this summer! *fingers crossed*
The Ruiner
Well-Known Member
interesting omission from Canna...no Boost info...another reason why i cant see spending the $ for it...
dudeoflife
Well-Known Member
It may not be a purposeful omission...
I'm in the bureaucratic loop, too, now. Getting a fertilizer product approved can involve as much red tape as getting something approved by the FDA.- even if it's similar to what's already on the market....
Case in point: I'm trying to get an ingredient approved that's already being used for feeding livestock. Go figure-- approved for animals that we consume, but not for plants we smoke. lol. Just a bunch of paperwork and job stability for some of us
The Ruiner
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yeah but they sell it in CA... it should be listed, right?
dudeoflife
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Hmmmmm. You may have a case there.
If the Cali dept of AG would walk into an indoor gardening center and see it on the shelf-- I'm sure they'd remove it.
BUT THAT'S NOT NECESSARILY A BAD THING
Mind you-- and I speak for the good guys in the biz-- Some products that are handled as though they are chocked with carcinogens and anthrax if they don't make this list.... and that's NOT case most times. It's usually due to $$$ and paperwork.
Have you ever lost your drivers' license?
I get the same feeling if I don't have my MSDS paperwork up to speed.....
Just a dude in the biz....
The Ruiner
Well-Known Member
I lost my drivers license and had to fly...got felt up before it was cool.Hmmmmm. You may have a case there.
If the Cali dept of AG would walk into an indoor gardening center and see it on the shelf-- I'm sure they'd remove it.
BUT THAT'S NOT NECESSARILY A BAD THING
Mind you-- and I speak for the good guys in the biz-- Some products that are handled as though they are chocked with carcinogens and anthrax if they don't make this list.... and that's NOT case most times. It's usually due to $$$ and paperwork.
Have you ever lost your drivers' license?
I get the same feeling if I don't have my MSDS paperwork up to speed.....
Just a dude in the biz....
Sucks about the BS to be in the biz, thanks for your contributions!
Auzzie07
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Brought this up to an experienced grower buddy of mine, and he laughed and directed me to this website:
http://www.globalhemp.com/Archives/Magazines/back_to_chernobyl.html
Cannabis eats up heavy metals apparently.
http://www.globalhemp.com/Archives/Magazines/back_to_chernobyl.html
Cannabis eats up heavy metals apparently.
moash
New Member
plants in general can take up lots of stuff that they dont need...i.e. plutonium or food coloring
i already gave u rep somewhere else,cant give u another right now
dudeoflife
Well-Known Member
Most plants do--
Lead is the biggest concern, because it is basically everywhere (Has been since the beginning of civilization. *sigh*).
And plants love it.
Not recommended for increasing yields, though.