h1ghscore1
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@bubbabear you mind sharing at what dose's you have used the regalia at/ successes? you mentioned a study showing more harm than good at 1.5x the recommended dose.
Chitosan
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BubbaBear
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I use it at 20-30ml per gallon. I tried to find the study but couldn't. I'm pretty sure I remember reading a half strength dosage works best in some circumstances.
Also you should consider using Regalia first then chitosan, regalia is kinda thick to be spraying on your flowers week 5-6. Chitosan is cleaner and works at a lower dosage, 50-100ppm should do the trick.
Also you should consider using Regalia first then chitosan, regalia is kinda thick to be spraying on your flowers week 5-6. Chitosan is cleaner and works at a lower dosage, 50-100ppm should do the trick.
h1ghscore1
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i really appreciate your time to answer these question @bubbabear, tis all noted.. just awaiting on the arrival of regalia. 
Not trying to derail this thread but i have seen some grows that had severe cases of dudding turned around by treating the mom stock with pylon might be worth a try
http://www.plantproducts.com/ca/images/Pylon_Miticide_Insecticide_label_2014-05-01.pdf
Read user instructions ...no surfactant reguired
Hey Frank, this is not meant to be directed at you.
Also I am Not the pot police, this is just FYI.
For Ornamental Crops in Commercial Greenhouses, nonfood
use.
Please use at your own Discretion.
https://www3.epa.gov/pesticides/chem_search/reg_actions/registration/fs_PC-129093_01-Jan-01.pdf
Peace Frank
shag
EDIT:
I see it is labeled for use on fruiting vegetables.
So I may be eating Crow here, but I hope to learn the truth.
Anyone know if this is a good choice for cannabis?????
For a change, a short answer from me: I wouldn't use chlorfenapyr on consumables.
Nor would i however sometimes the only tool that will work is a big fucking hammer and believe me that is what chlorfenapyr is.
Chitisan oligo.., Phosphite and other chemicals that induce ISR should if use at every feed been in the low 20PPM if used weekly use it at a more heavy dose 80-100PPM
Try make an row and give it a high dosis 100PPM with every feed you will get extreem crystalisation but yeild will drop 10-20% thats what i see, try foliar feed 1 plant every time you are in the grow room and see what happens =)
Try make an row and give it a high dosis 100PPM with every feed you will get extreem crystalisation but yeild will drop 10-20% thats what i see, try foliar feed 1 plant every time you are in the grow room and see what happens =)
neverforget4/20
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If you search at ic you can find another informative thread about chitosan. There is a good read at the logical gardener as well as a link to a comprehensive scholarly text.
Ive been using 200ppm foliar about every 5 days. Ive done this for tbe last 5 weeks. Plants are @ day 60 12/12.
GNC? Doesn't that stand for Gypsy Nirvana Collection? Since when does he sell food supplements?
Likely, there are other additives in there, like magnesium stearate, microcrystalline cellulose, or silica. Most won't disturb your plants much but just won't dissolve in the water. You should check the label .
Likely, there are other additives in there, like magnesium stearate, microcrystalline cellulose, or silica. Most won't disturb your plants much but just won't dissolve in the water. You should check the label
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BubbaBear
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It's something I've always been on the fence about till recently, you always hear about chitosan being used to prevent PM and it's anti microbial qualities but also how it enhances microbes in the root zone, from what I've gathered the oligosaccarides in chitosan feed microbes but chitosan causes a SAR reaction in plants that causes plants to ward off pests including PM. so it's not the chitosan killing micobes it's the defence mechanism it causes in the plant to ward off damaging microbes, It can be pretty confusing, I still scratch my head about it. I do know that everybody's favorite company Monsanto uses chitosan oligosaccarides in there new line of microbial based products to enhance mycorizial and microbe production, they call it lipo-chitooligosaccharide (LCO) technology. Just to be safe I wouldn't throw chitosan in when brewing tea or apply it at the same time as biowar, alternate them instead.
@Bubba
Just my from-time-to-time-nitpicking:
- Chitinase it the enzyme used to break down chitin into N-acetyl glucosamine. Not only bacteria but also plants, fungi, and even animals have such enzymes.
- Lipo-chitooligosaccharide does not equal chitosan. LCO simply contain short-chained chitosan backbones. The two compounds have things in common too but should be treated as separate chemicals .
Just my from-time-to-time-nitpicking:
- Chitinase it the enzyme used to break down chitin into N-acetyl glucosamine. Not only bacteria but also plants, fungi, and even animals have such enzymes.
- Lipo-chitooligosaccharide does not equal chitosan. LCO simply contain short-chained chitosan backbones. The two compounds have things in common too but should be treated as separate chemicals
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Kygiacomo!!!
AppAlachiAn OutLaW
chitinase enzyme is what is used to break down chitin into chitosan if my memory servers me correct. once i started using crab meal, frass and bud factor x i stopped researching chitosan/chitin bc i see the power these things has done to the same strain grow with it and without it and there is a huge difference in trichome/terpene oil production and over all plant health and vigor
