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Rhizotonic
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billy whizz
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interesting
i looked at that stuff
do i remember it right as an 'all natural' product?
now i use maxicrop seaweed extract. organic and works great. better than nasty illegal rooting hormones
bw
i looked at that stuff
do i remember it right as an 'all natural' product?
now i use maxicrop seaweed extract. organic and works great. better than nasty illegal rooting hormones
bw
_the420guy
Member
Very good stuff,give it a try.
Head to head
Head to head
What I ment by Head to Head
I use it on one set of plants and not use it on the anouther, with everything the same for both sets of plants. I used to do head to head tests on a variety of products to see if the claims the product was makeing was accurate.
My experimental room was 2 4x4 flood tables each a separate feed system (hydro)
everthing in the room was exactly the same for both tables, light intensity , humidity ...everything except the feed systems, I tryed to make it as scientific as I could
I have done "head to head" experiments on
SM90- results were inconclusive as it was for controlling desease no growth differences
Willards Water- results were inconclusive -I thought the plants with the Willards looked better and a little more vigor to them but in the end I think the result was neglegable....if I remember correctly the difference in the dry weight was about 7 or 8 grams >as I found when running the tables exactly the same there was always a minor varience between the weights between the tables.
I started this head to head experiment process to find the best ferts and not to just take the word of the grow shop employees, It also helped me find what was lacking in some of the ferts (or I should say what my plants required more of) and it also helped me to "tweek" my formula etc etc
Head to head
What I ment by Head to Head
I use it on one set of plants and not use it on the anouther, with everything the same for both sets of plants. I used to do head to head tests on a variety of products to see if the claims the product was makeing was accurate.
My experimental room was 2 4x4 flood tables each a separate feed system (hydro)
everthing in the room was exactly the same for both tables, light intensity , humidity ...everything except the feed systems, I tryed to make it as scientific as I could
I have done "head to head" experiments on
SM90- results were inconclusive as it was for controlling desease no growth differences
Willards Water- results were inconclusive -I thought the plants with the Willards looked better and a little more vigor to them but in the end I think the result was neglegable....if I remember correctly the difference in the dry weight was about 7 or 8 grams >as I found when running the tables exactly the same there was always a minor varience between the weights between the tables.
I started this head to head experiment process to find the best ferts and not to just take the word of the grow shop employees, It also helped me find what was lacking in some of the ferts (or I should say what my plants required more of) and it also helped me to "tweek" my formula etc etc
YourHighness
Member
Rhizotonic doesn't have an exclusive product. Rhizopogon is available in several Mycorrhizae Root stimulators and innoculants. I use a soluble from Natures Finest. It works great in my basically inert CoCo medium.
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billy whizz
New member
where i am rooting hormones are not permitted for use with food crops.
i consider mj to be food for minds
bw
i consider mj to be food for minds
bw
