[ExoticsRus]

Flying Skull Nuke Em:hate em or Love em . It’s still good defense stuff for as a addition since no one should use same spray every time .


well I was thinking ... $400 for 2.5 gal for citric acid pesticide (nuke em ) ? Fuck them! ( so many of the companies use such same brews , close enough eh

* So If we could figure out the ratios and just buy the bulk and just buy it our self it will save all of us a million . Won’t even prolly be hard .


LETS FIGURE IT OUT ( I suck at measurements , that’s why I’m here )


Active Ingredients
Citric acid 0.05%

Inert Ingredients
Water, Yeast (Enzymes), Potassium Salts of Fatty Acids,
Sodium Benzoate, Potassium Sorbate
Total: 100.00%

* question is what kind of yeast do I need to use and what percentage% (everything in Inert Ingredients besides water lol)


any Suggestions (brewing it , what specific brands/grades help , links to the products for this project are all welcome !

I think if as members we could figure this we could make a killing and actually use citric acid as a preventive ( not willing to pay $400 for 2.5 gal) biggest promo for me = i like the non inpact it does growroom and plants and non toxic

Thanks

[DenverJim]

Well the fatty acids are just soap. The last 2 are preserveritives. Some use an oil sesame,canola. I use neem as a silo drench in veg as soil drench with lecithin and soap.

[Drop That Sound]

Sounds like its time to build a DIY dremel centrifuge.. maybe you could separate all of the ingredients and have the samples tested?

I haven't looked in awhile but there was a thread here on cloning green cleaner.. The new blue stuff smells like its 50% ISO with food coloring. The older green stuff was dank I actually liked using it. Loved the smell too. The new stuff does seem to work too though.

Nukem didn't do much for me last summer, could be my sample bottle was 3-4 years old, and passed the shelf life by the time I used it though (and it was outdoors).

Whatever yeast it is doesn't seem to work well after a few years...

[Dawn Patrol]

I bought 5 lbs of food grade citric acid on Amazon for under $20 if memory serves me.

Somebody check my math, but I think a .05% solution works out to about 1.8875 grams of citric acid powder in a gallon of water.

Has anybody got actual knowledge that this product really works on all the listed species?

This shit sounds like most of the stuff at the hydro store - you're really just paying for expensive water.

Those enzymes must be SPECIAL!!!

[Only Ornamental]

0.05% citric acid sounds like a preservativce (chelation) rather than an active ingredient (it's likely not even enough for proper pH adjustment) whereas yeast isn't usually regarded an inert ingredient...
Snake oil or undeclared chemicals inside?