Stealth Dwc Perpetual Sog.

google search said:

Humic and Fulvic acid has proven to be
the most powerful organic poly-electrolyte antioxidant
and free-radical scavenger known to man,
serving to balance cell life.
Fulvic acid is believed to originate
as a product of microbial metabolism,
although it is not synthesized as a life-sustaining carbon
or energy source.

Humic & Fulvic Acid

Humic Acid and Fulvic Acid, is a broad spectrum VIRAL INHIBITOR, according to The National Institute of Health (NIH). It comes from beneath the soil (approximately 30 feet), below. It is created from PRE-historic mineral plant life and is the vein beneath the layers of soil. In this soil lie all the minerals and nutrients necessary to sustain any living organism of life. Both have been successful in agriculture. The body requires oxygen, water and humates to live, Fulvic and Humic acid are part of the humate family. We get small traces of humates from our food consumption, such as tomatoes and leafy foods. As our farm lands get over farmed there is significantly less humates in the foods today than there was 50-100 years ago. Therefore we must supplement with mineral intake.
after Liebig had shown that plant growth depended upon inorganic compounds, many soil scientists held the view that organic matter was useful for fertility only as it was broken down with the release of its constituent nutrient elements into inorganic forms. At the present time most soil scientists hold a more holistic view and at least recognize that humus influences soil fertility through its effect on the water-holding capacity of the soil. Also, since plants have been shown to absorb and translocate the complex organic molecules of systemic insecticides, they can no longer discredit the idea that plants may be able to absorb the soluble forms of humus; this may in fact be an essential process for the uptake of otherwise insoluble iron oxides.

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Earl said:

Reverse Osmosis

Ebay is a good place to shop.

A six stage 100 gallon per day unit
for about $125 delivered to your door.

There are even cheaper units,
under a $100 delivered.

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Originally Posted by google search
Humic and Fulvic acid has proven to be
the most powerful organic poly-electrolyte antioxidant
and free-radical scavenger known to man,
serving to balance cell life.
Fulvic acid is believed to originate
as a product of microbial metabolism,
although it is not synthesized as a life-sustaining carbon
or energy source.

Humic & Fulvic Acid

Humic Acid and Fulvic Acid, is a broad spectrum VIRAL INHIBITOR, according to The National Institute of Health (NIH). It comes from beneath the soil (approximately 30 feet), below. It is created from PRE-historic mineral plant life and is the vein beneath the layers of soil. In this soil lie all the minerals and nutrients necessary to sustain any living organism of life. Both have been successful in agriculture. The body requires oxygen, water and humates to live, Fulvic and Humic acid are part of the humate family. We get small traces of humates from our food consumption, such as tomatoes and leafy foods. As our farm lands get over farmed there is significantly less humates in the foods today than there was 50-100 years ago. Therefore we must supplement with mineral intake.

After Liebig had shown that plant growth depended upon inorganic compounds, many soil scientists held the view that organic matter was useful for fertility only as it was broken down with the release of its constituent nutrient elements into inorganic forms. At the present time most soil scientists hold a more holistic view and at least recognize that humus influences soil fertility through its effect on the water-holding capacity of the soil. Also, since plants have been shown to absorb and translocate the complex organic molecules of systemic insecticides, they can no longer discredit the idea that plants may be able to absorb the soluble forms of humus; this may in fact be an essential process for the uptake of otherwise insoluble iron oxides.

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Code420 said:

Hey man your grow is looking really good! It looks like a pretty good set up. I'm wondering how long the roots of your plants are getting? Is there much tangling?
I was thinking of doing a similar set up with a larger tub. I wanted to do a perpetual system in which I would start flowering two clones each week for a constant running total of 16 and a harvest of two every week. My main concern is root entanglement, would I be able to remove one plant without damaging others?

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