Hey Shaggy, how about Cock Juice?..... I makes your plants lady parts stinky and wet lol.
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Better trademark that shit before big mike steals it lol.
Hey Shaggy, how about Cock Juice?..... I makes your plants lady parts stinky and wet lol.
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Hey Shaggy, how about Cock Juice?..... It makes your plants lady parts stinky and wet lol.
Big props to OO as well, I'm a smarter person because of you, thanks for sharing.
Yes, it does. But if stored properly (protected from light, moisture, and heat) it should be at least +5 years, likely a lot more. The main issue is the amine group which can bet oxidised. This should result in a colour change (yellowish at first, later reddish or brown) which you will only see with white high quality stuff and it should also start to smell bad. If you have a colour-, smell-, and tasteless powder, then it's easy to tell when it's degrading beyond usability .Does the chitosan oligosaccharide powder have a shelf life?
Indirectly by adding either crab, lobster or shrimp meals as a soil amendment. These specific marine organisms contain Chitin in their shells, IOW you would not find Chitin in Clam or Oyster Shells. Microbial activity breaking down Chitin creates the Chitinase enzyme and it's this enzyme that prevents insect eggs from maturing thereby preventing the larva to mature.
Chitosan is manufactured using bacteria to harvest this enzyme. I've never used the manufactured products.
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Me not so much: The statementsIm with Coot on this. Plus, if you add malted barley teas you will ramp up the chitinese levels tremendously...
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are pure nonsense...Chitosan is manufactured using bacteria to harvest this enzyme.
To mush for me loool
fear of kill my lil crop with yu stuff to mush dam infos in one time.
Chitosan is chemical or bio?
Safe to use ?
Did some One make à chart to use it?
C Lear with pic with and not?
Commercial (food or medical grade) glucosamine has to be controlled and tested. It's highly depolymerised and most consists of monomers. The bad news are that glucosamine by itself has biological effects which are not the same than those caused by chitosan. In vegging plants it may be beneficial but I doubt that it's any good during flowering.
BTW, patents claim a lot and just because a patent says something doesn't actually mean it's really done that way in real life (or done at all) . It's just claims.
I believe insect frass is a source of chit , can anyone else confirm this?
Finished my first run with chitosan at 1g per gallon 1x a week in flower... Plants were all very frosty.. I am going to send some flowers to the lab to get THC%. I would say i saw positive results for sure. I plan on using chitosan every run now.
I think next run i will use it 2-3x a week and use it after 5-6 weeks or so. Some people say it can effect yield if used early on in flower but i didn't notice an major decrease in yield.
Finished my first run with chitosan at 1g per gallon 1x a week in flower... Plants were all very frosty.. I am going to send some flowers to the lab to get THC%. I would say i saw positive results for sure. I plan on using chitosan every run now.
I think next run i will use it 2-3x a week and use it after 5-6 weeks or so. Some people say it can effect yield if used early on in flower but i didn't notice an major decrease in yield.
Did you foliar feed the chitosan?