Auto Warriors Do...Optic Foliar Live Interview I * 7-29-2016

[mohawk warrior]

I heard non toxic in the video... would that mean its an "organic" product

the man is in b.c. of course he does dabbs



anndddddd whoaaaa... @derek420colorado did some homework during his dab nap

 

[Bailey]

Hi optic foliar Bailey boy here I followed @budelee grow when he used ure products and gosh both plants made the bom pom.
What I'm very interested in us the product for hermie can you give me a little insight please

 

[budelee]

A question from @Dudeski is...what is the shelf-life of your products and can the soil/plant be fed at full strength when using the overgrow .

 

[Waira]

Dinesh, are the stomata beingopened as well by the products? I still curious as to how the cuticle layer is being penetrated,.. my botany is rusty on the nature of this barrier,.. is it analogous to the 'scales" on hair, layered down like shingles of sorts,, and the product is lifting them to access beneath?

 

[opticfoliar]

@Waira No Need to spray the undersides of leaves, as we utilize transport to get the actives within the spray solution into the palisade mesophyll layer with transport....of course the follow up questions is, well what about with bugs!! great questions. so when you use a natural pesticide like neem, aza, pyrethrum with transport, first off use these natural pesticides at half strength with transport at full strength and spray tops of the leaves only. the reason being is because we deliver the spray into the palisade mesophyll layer we now make the natural pesticide systemic. so when the babies hatch, they want to eat and in turn take a bite of the leaves and then in turn injest the natural pesticide and dies off.

 

[Eyes on Fire]

sound like an enzyme to possibly enrich or speed up said process or alter the process maybe? HUH! thats interesting.

 

[opticfoliar]

@mohawk warrior they have not noticed yet..didnt think of that until you pointed it out. Hopefully the leafs don’t sue me like they are trying to sue snoop dog


@Starbreaker. The instructions for overgrow are general guidelines, for newbie growers we do not want them spraying to mid late bloom as they focus the spray on the buds and not the leaves and that leads to flower rot and potentially a total loss. You can definetly keep spraying later with auto flowers, however make sure to focus on the leaves ( it know its tough with bigger plants etc)

 

[Eyes on Fire]

now that is interesting

 

[stepside]

About the pH of your products... Is it a high pH that fights the powdery mildew? Or is it something else?

 

[Waira]

..should have put a Giggady! in there, right?!

... Dinesh, the Transport is of particular interest to me,... and Overgrow, as it's the one said to fix defc.'s? You say "all", but reading the label, I only see Fe and Zn,... not a call out, mate, but I'm wondering about the other micro's (Mn, B, Mo, Cu etc.), and secondaries like S, Ca, Mg,... Transport sounds like it work similarly to DMSO, carrying in solution whatever is dissolved in it and dragging it down through membranes into the cells,..