i agreed with this statement until i saw the labs. i got much respect for your research and approach but in this case i think the labs speak for themselves and safe or not its there. youll find that when asked if people want to consume insignificant pharmeceutical grade fungicides in thier smoke thye will always say no. in oregon thats the question. but for now most labs dont test.
the one that really had me question the half life studies i also read, was that one gardener swabbed a trellis net after no spray in that room for months. he doesnt usually spray in that room and hed done so when he shut down and made it his veg room two rounds ago. the swabs were to look for bifenthrin contamination. they came back with 4 month old myclobutinil just from a surface swab.
he was not surprised but i was when he told me the timeline. he hadnt read the studies. i had. i wouldnt have guessed that would be present. it was and so was it on his flowers too. i agree it is likely safe and the levels are trace but im not the one smoking it or buying it.
i am of the new opinion it should be done on moms only. i also think it should be applied in an area that receives sunlight outdoors. uv is super critical in alot of chems halflife times.
