Bushmaster in organic soil?
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computergroove
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https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=24490 Ton of info here
dbkick
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Looks like they started leaving out the PGR that's suppose to be a carcinogen.
Bushmaster used to contain paclobutrazol. Probably doesn't work as well without it. I can't be of any help on the original question. Look at the msds and make up your own mind.
https://www.sunlightsupply.com/docs/Emerald Triangle/BushMaster MSDS.pdf
Bushmaster used to contain paclobutrazol. Probably doesn't work as well without it. I can't be of any help on the original question. Look at the msds and make up your own mind.
https://www.sunlightsupply.com/docs/Emerald Triangle/BushMaster MSDS.pdf
computergroove
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What do you mean "the idea of organic"? Do you mean "Can I still say it's 100% organically grown?"
blacksun
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That's hilarious.
The whole point of bushmaster was the PGR to stop your plant from stretching.
I use an organic PGR for the same purpose, not as powerful/effective as paclo., but also not deadly.
ibob
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Whats this organic pgr you use?
jondamon
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Isn't gravity another carcinogenic product?
Isn't the organic PGR cytokinins or something like that?
J