What is everyone's thoughts on this? Was going to order the %90 stuff but this is ready to use. I am using the AN line but I loved massive and believe the results were down to tricantonol so would love to add it alongside the AN line.
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I cannot speak for the scientific efficacy of brands like SnowStorm and blah blah blah.
Do they offer a guaranteed analysis of the product from an independent research college/think tank/ or firm of (horticultural based biologists and genetic experts that have expertise in toxicology and chemistry) and aren't funded by the company selling the product. Do they have a substantial peer review to backup claims?
Triacontanol and second messenger 9-beta-l(+)- (Adenosine) are plant growth substances that nobody understands.
These plant growth regulators work. But we don't know how. Yet. The current hypothesis is that a new messenger is expressed and (N)-uptake seems to spike in short bursts. Which generates new growth in flower. Does this alter DNA in potentially negative ways? Nobody knows. Nitrates don't go up, so that's a good thing. [emoji106]
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/16662092/?i=4&from=/16668132/related
This experiment is being done at over a thousand institutions: https://www.scopus.com/record/displ...inward&txGid=dfb4728ef38b6c2e89a30156829cb680
Baby steps.
If you like TRIA, use it. I hate unknowns! So I'll watch everyone else use it. Lol
Do they offer a guaranteed analysis of the product from an independent research college/think tank/ or firm of (horticultural based biologists and genetic experts that have expertise in toxicology and chemistry) and aren't funded by the company selling the product. Do they have a substantial peer review to backup claims?
Triacontanol and second messenger 9-beta-l(+)- (Adenosine) are plant growth substances that nobody understands.
These plant growth regulators work. But we don't know how. Yet. The current hypothesis is that a new messenger is expressed and (N)-uptake seems to spike in short bursts. Which generates new growth in flower. Does this alter DNA in potentially negative ways? Nobody knows. Nitrates don't go up, so that's a good thing. [emoji106]
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/16662092/?i=4&from=/16668132/related
This experiment is being done at over a thousand institutions: https://www.scopus.com/record/displ...inward&txGid=dfb4728ef38b6c2e89a30156829cb680
Baby steps.
If you like TRIA, use it. I hate unknowns! So I'll watch everyone else use it. Lol
Scopus link fail. https://www.hindawi.com/journals/tswj/2013/308651/
A study I just finished reading shows evidence that P uptake is boosted by 20-30%. But the way they are applying TRIA is not what you'd expect.
They paint TRIA on the stomata and stems just below each bud site with a gentle painters brush.
They dilute it with purified water first. Hopefully I'll know more when I get through the 600+ pages of data..
If this stuff is safe, and works, its a game changer.
They paint TRIA on the stomata and stems just below each bud site with a gentle painters brush.
They dilute it with purified water first. Hopefully I'll know more when I get through the 600+ pages of data..
If this stuff is safe, and works, its a game changer.
Oh. Almost forgot. Co2 should be used in connection with TRIA. Dry ice.
Sorry only just seen this. I'm not sure about it myself but all I do know is it works like nothing else. It's basically a steroid and the buds don't half bulk lol.
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