darookie2000
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http://www.pnas.org/content/87/19/7713.abstract here's an abstract of research done by growing sagebrush next to tomatoes. I don't see why it wouldn't work for cannabis too.
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darookie2000
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Lol, I think you must be. It wouldn't have an effect.
http://www.methyljasmonate.com/
Couldn't find a price and they are out of stock until November.
CB
EDIT: http://stores.pyramide-organics.com/-strse-7/Methyl-Jasmonate-95-pct--Solution%2C/Detail.bok
OUCH!! They must be taking pricing lessons from my hydro store --- $160 for 10ml
Couldn't find a price and they are out of stock until November.
CB
EDIT: http://stores.pyramide-organics.com/-strse-7/Methyl-Jasmonate-95-pct--Solution%2C/Detail.bok
OUCH!! They must be taking pricing lessons from my hydro store --- $160 for 10ml
konstantgrdnr
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This info has been posted before, I mean no offense but the boards here are like the movie Groundhog day where everything is re lived again every day in posts. One can never keep a topic alive because it just falls off the radar and then someone new comes along and revisits the subject.It's worth the read. I don't feel like re typing or cutting and pasting.
Jasmonic acid + Gibberellin = 91% More Trichomes
http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=110809
Also the third post here that i put up is interesting, I can't remember if i posted it in the above thread but oh well it all has good info.
Hypothesis about plant-Rhizosphere signals and light color in flowering
http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=134385
Good luck I can see sticky potential combining all the threads and doing research.
Jasmonic acid + Gibberellin = 91% More Trichomes
http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=110809
Also the third post here that i put up is interesting, I can't remember if i posted it in the above thread but oh well it all has good info.
Hypothesis about plant-Rhizosphere signals and light color in flowering
http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=134385
Good luck I can see sticky potential combining all the threads and doing research.
If we use that standard, we'll have about 3 post a week. Not many alterations and you could use the same post at the end of almost any thread. That's the nature of any forum. When I haven't heard about it, it is new --- just as new as when you learned. And so it goes ........
CB
i lol'd that was good, Seems fairly advanced for me all this jasmonite crap, imma just grow and see what happens.
southpaw
Member
I was thinking more like Maroon 5.
mister420green
Member
Hello all, haven't been around in a while, moved, did brand new build (20 X 1000) For those of you who remember me, I know my stuff...and am always willing to learn. I have to say when reading this post I'm surprised you guys haven't mentioned chitosan. This is soooooo effective. I came onto by chance in talking amongst master growers and this is something they swear by. I can say from first hand experience, this product will never be out of my arsenal. This is an organic compound (as it's been explained to me) that sends the message through the roots that the plant is under attack.
Now, every strain is different - we all know that - so with that being said, different effects will happen with different strains. My kushes... leaves thicken, stalks thicken, literally looks like the plant is on steroids. My sativas (that I don't run anymore - to finicky) didn't really look all that different. Would show some pics of this crop but I had a fuse blow on my ac 4 days ago and have been in a mad rush to rescue everything. Room was at 140 for a couple hours, lights on, Co2 burning --- what a mess. Anyhow, I'm resetting my room 1 and will post pics in a week or so (after get done washing buckets- yay) with the effects of chitosan on my kushes. I'll have some grape in there too along with headband so you can all see the effects of what it does. No exaggeration, the leaves feel as thick as a sham wow
Didn't want to try to spell chamoie or however you spell that thing that soaks up water when you wash a car. I'm high, guys/gals, give me a break.
The only product that I have found this to be in is scorpion juice which I believe now is discontinued and bud factor x has replaced it. Not too sure on that though. I use the bud factor x in the res and foliar with scorpion. Results are second to none. Hopefully this helps some people out. I'm not trying to promote advanced by any means cause I use products from them, H&G, Botanicare and GH. I just want to try to help my fellow growers out with a product that rocks my gardens world. Now, I have two completely sealed rooms room with Co2 at 1400 running at all times. My temps are whatever I want them to be as I run a 5 ton. I usually run around 76-78, If I want faster growth in the first week I'll hit temps up to 80-85 and boost Co2 to counteract any effects. That being said, I can't say that this will work for everyone cause I and my buddies only run sealed rooms, don't know if it will make a difference, but it wouldn't hurt to try. Research chitosan and the scientific effects it has on plants in general and you'll be amazed that no other nute company offers this -- that I know of. Good luck to you all, got go wash buckets and trim my expensive hay. LOL
Now, every strain is different - we all know that - so with that being said, different effects will happen with different strains. My kushes... leaves thicken, stalks thicken, literally looks like the plant is on steroids. My sativas (that I don't run anymore - to finicky) didn't really look all that different. Would show some pics of this crop but I had a fuse blow on my ac 4 days ago and have been in a mad rush to rescue everything. Room was at 140 for a couple hours, lights on, Co2 burning --- what a mess. Anyhow, I'm resetting my room 1 and will post pics in a week or so (after get done washing buckets- yay) with the effects of chitosan on my kushes. I'll have some grape in there too along with headband so you can all see the effects of what it does. No exaggeration, the leaves feel as thick as a sham wow
Didn't want to try to spell chamoie or however you spell that thing that soaks up water when you wash a car. I'm high, guys/gals, give me a break. The only product that I have found this to be in is scorpion juice which I believe now is discontinued and bud factor x has replaced it. Not too sure on that though. I use the bud factor x in the res and foliar with scorpion. Results are second to none. Hopefully this helps some people out. I'm not trying to promote advanced by any means cause I use products from them, H&G, Botanicare and GH. I just want to try to help my fellow growers out with a product that rocks my gardens world. Now, I have two completely sealed rooms room with Co2 at 1400 running at all times. My temps are whatever I want them to be as I run a 5 ton. I usually run around 76-78, If I want faster growth in the first week I'll hit temps up to 80-85 and boost Co2 to counteract any effects. That being said, I can't say that this will work for everyone cause I and my buddies only run sealed rooms, don't know if it will make a difference, but it wouldn't hurt to try. Research chitosan and the scientific effects it has on plants in general and you'll be amazed that no other nute company offers this -- that I know of. Good luck to you all, got go wash buckets and trim my expensive hay. LOL
*mh light in flowering...
*foliar feed bloom fert @ ph 7.0+ weekly until week 6...
*reduce light regime from 12/12 to 11/13, 10/14, 9/15, 8/16 over final week...
enjoy your garden!
*foliar feed bloom fert @ ph 7.0+ weekly until week 6...
*reduce light regime from 12/12 to 11/13, 10/14, 9/15, 8/16 over final week...
enjoy your garden!
vertigo0007
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Ptone
Member
Hold up a lighter to the leaf and tell it you'll burn it if it doesn't produce... Watch this!
Cleve Baxter - The Secret Life of Plants
Cleve Baxter finds that plants respond to any termination of life in their immediate growing area, as well as any Intent to harm!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=E-7s_uz2Rm0#!
