Herbrewisralight
Active Member
When I search him I can only find posts about his seeds
PGR Weed
- Thread starter Mirrordawn
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mad_jet
Well-Known Member
Yeah.... nice 2g burnt piece if shit ya got there. You need pgr ya fucking noob!
Herbrewisralight
Active Member
This is how that plant finished. When you grow something thats A1 like this then your opion will matter. Nothing burnt about my plants. My feed is dialed in. You don’t even know what your looking at or talking about. I have a lot more pics if you care to see more.
maranibbana
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Y’all should take into consideration that there are indeed lab formulated PGRs and PGRs that Occur naturally in nature and can be harvested organically and used to control the plants growth features...
look into...
SST - Sprouted seed tea (tons of natural growth hormones, different kinds and uses via different seeds)
IMO 1-5 - locally cultivated indigenous microorganisms
FPJ - fermented plant juice
FFP - fermented fruit juice
LAB - lactobacillus culture
And much more etc...
Totally against bottled/lab created PGRs, but the organic kind created through natural alchemy is where it’s at.
the soil and the plants will love it and you don’t risk ugly unnaturally dense looking buds etc.
All about intention.
Psyphish
Well-Known Member
Buying microplastic weed is definitely not the same as buying groceries. I hope you make your own clothes and oxygen.
Herbrewisralight
Active Member
Hey do you mind posting the link about that discussion. I’ve been looking but can’t seem to find it. I think I’ve figure out why I haven’t been yielding as much. I need to focus on doing more training in veg. Force the plant to make more branches by topping and doing a kelp foliar. That’s advice I got from a grower on Instagram. I should be able to get two a light.
Mirrordawn
Well-Known Member
Stick to tomatoes
Herbrewisralight
Active Member
Go water your three plants. If you stay on this site long enough maybe you’ll be able to grow the quality that im producing.
DarkWeb
Well-Known Member
Forgot you where using your sock account?
Mirrordawn
Well-Known Member
Trust me aint no one want to buy your poorly dried, steroid infested bud
Want to be a good gardener? Ditch the chems and figure it out like everyone else on this website. You have every learning aid you could possibly ever need and more .... Beautiful thing the information era is! You butcher it when you cut corners and you hamper the progress of anyone that follows your bullshit advice in the future.
Herbrewisralight
Active Member
Oh so you had to say badly dried because you couldn’t say badly grown(clearly). I’ve never even used pgrs before idiot so what exactly would I be ditching. Please keep up with the conversation. I’m loosing brain cells. I’m out of here.
Mongbrain0406
Active Member
Pgr is for loosers
pahval
Well-Known Member
hah, who would guess greedy bastard would use info on how to cheat regulations to get more weed... here mate, maybe you can learn a thing or two, since you dont even know about LST and HST for bigger yields:
and definetly buy all of this so you can go bankrupt as soon as possible:
anyway, someone wanted source of bad pgr products, it was mentioned in article posted here:
friendlyaussiebuds.com
hightimes.com
"Studies done in lab mice show that paclobutrazol is toxic to the liver at high doses, but does not increase the risk of cancer, is not genotoxic and does not cause reproductive or developmental harm. In all instances, the studies performed on mice used exposures to paclobutrazol at concentrations far above those present in agricultural products when used correctly. (...) These compounds are dangerous in high doses, and have untold effects at low, chronic amounts long-term. (...) Daminozide was approved for use in 1963. In 1989 the Environmental Protection Agency cancelled the use of daminozide on crops for food citing studies that found it probably causes cancer."
probable, as in, not enough studies was done to explain exact mechanism of tumor creation, but enough so that we can have correlation, because usually there is control group which would eliminate any randomnes...
another article, which has nice tables and list of PGRs, but again, no citation of research done, can be found at our dear Humbolt Seeds blog:
www.humboldtseeds.net
also ive red about crazy reports using gibberellin acid, but i couldnt find the sauce now... hope i could be of help, in this humbolt one you can find 2 natural GPR's that may come in handy for you pioneers... btw thank you @Bears_win and @maranibbana for info, im definetly gonna research and use this info for my next grow... Happy growing! <3
*edit, found another good read about hormones:
Plant Growth Regulators (PGRs) | Botany
ADVERTISEMENTS: The following points highlight the five main types of plant growth regulators. The types are: 1. Auxins 2. Gibberellins 3. Cytokinins 4. Ethylene 5. Abscissic Acid. Plant Growth Regulators: Type # 1. Auxins: Auxins (GK Auxein = to grow), isolated initially from human urine were...
www.biologydiscussion.com
and definetly buy all of this so you can go bankrupt as soon as possible:
anyway, someone wanted source of bad pgr products, it was mentioned in article posted here:
PGR: The Toxic Chemicals in Your Marijuana - Friendly Aussie Buds
Let's talk about PGR: Plant Growth Regulators. Has it ever occurred to you that the weed you’re smoking may actually be packed full of toxic chemica
friendlyaussiebuds.com
- Bushload by General Hydroponics
- Gravity by Emerald Triangle
- Flower Dragon by Grow Envy
- Phosphoload by Dutch Master
- Superbud by Dutch Master
- Rock Juice
- Boonta Bud
- Rox
- Mega Bud
- Dr Nodes
- Yield Masta/Sudden Impact
What Are PGR’s and Why Are They In My Weed?
Health conscious smokers have recently made themselves aware of the dangers behind the use plant growth regulators, or PGR’s. Growers use these chemicals, sometimes unknowingly, to promote the short, stocky growth that’s favorable indoors. It’s time to take a closer look at what these compounds...
hightimes.com
"Studies done in lab mice show that paclobutrazol is toxic to the liver at high doses, but does not increase the risk of cancer, is not genotoxic and does not cause reproductive or developmental harm. In all instances, the studies performed on mice used exposures to paclobutrazol at concentrations far above those present in agricultural products when used correctly. (...) These compounds are dangerous in high doses, and have untold effects at low, chronic amounts long-term. (...) Daminozide was approved for use in 1963. In 1989 the Environmental Protection Agency cancelled the use of daminozide on crops for food citing studies that found it probably causes cancer."
probable, as in, not enough studies was done to explain exact mechanism of tumor creation, but enough so that we can have correlation, because usually there is control group which would eliminate any randomnes...
another article, which has nice tables and list of PGRs, but again, no citation of research done, can be found at our dear Humbolt Seeds blog:
How do Plant Growth Regulators (PGRs) work on my weed - Humboldt Seeds
This insight into the world of Plant Growth Regulators (PGRs) is designed to educate and bring awareness to both the scientific and Cannabis community.
www.humboldtseeds.net
also ive red about crazy reports using gibberellin acid, but i couldnt find the sauce now... hope i could be of help, in this humbolt one you can find 2 natural GPR's that may come in handy for you pioneers... btw thank you @Bears_win and @maranibbana for info, im definetly gonna research and use this info for my next grow... Happy growing! <3
*edit, found another good read about hormones:
Shaggy's Guide to Hormones used in Cannabis
A work in progress As I study I post findings, so If you have something to add or find a mistake/error.... please post. The main reson we are here is to learn. The use of growth regulators in agricultural production has increased due to their positive influence on product quality. With that...
www.icmag.com
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Bears_win
Well-Known Member
Thanks for the links I’m going to read the icmag one tomorrow morning.hah, who would guess greedy bastard would use info on how to cheat regulations to get more weed... here mate, maybe you can learn a thing or two, since you dont even know about LST and HST for bigger yields:
Plant Growth Regulators (PGRs) | Botany
ADVERTISEMENTS: The following points highlight the five main types of plant growth regulators. The types are: 1. Auxins 2. Gibberellins 3. Cytokinins 4. Ethylene 5. Abscissic Acid. Plant Growth Regulators: Type # 1. Auxins: Auxins (GK Auxein = to grow), isolated initially from human urine were...www.biologydiscussion.com
and definetly buy all of this so you can go bankrupt as soon as possible:
anyway, someone wanted source of bad pgr products, it was mentioned in article posted here:
PGR: The Toxic Chemicals in Your Marijuana - Friendly Aussie Buds
Let's talk about PGR: Plant Growth Regulators. Has it ever occurred to you that the weed you’re smoking may actually be packed full of toxic chemica
now, organic or synthetic pgrs (regulators, not retardants), it shouldnt matter... we use synthetic nutrients for hydroponics, right? its about how they react to our organism... a.k.a. canceours or not... according to High Times article, which unfortunately doesnt have citations, in this article:
- Bushload by General Hydroponics
- Gravity by Emerald Triangle
- Flower Dragon by Grow Envy
- Phosphoload by Dutch Master
- Superbud by Dutch Master
- Rock Juice
- Boonta Bud
- Rox
- Mega Bud
- Dr Nodes
- Yield Masta/Sudden Impact
What Are PGR’s and Why Are They In My Weed?
Health conscious smokers have recently made themselves aware of the dangers behind the use plant growth regulators, or PGR’s. Growers use these chemicals, sometimes unknowingly, to promote the short, stocky growth that’s favorable indoors. It’s time to take a closer look at what these compounds...
"Studies done in lab mice show that paclobutrazol is toxic to the liver at high doses, but does not increase the risk of cancer, is not genotoxic and does not cause reproductive or developmental harm. In all instances, the studies performed on mice used exposures to paclobutrazol at concentrations far above those present in agricultural products when used correctly. (...) These compounds are dangerous in high doses, and have untold effects at low, chronic amounts long-term. (...) Daminozide was approved for use in 1963. In 1989 the Environmental Protection Agency cancelled the use of daminozide on crops for food citing studies that found it probably causes cancer."
probable, as in, not enough studies was done to explain exact mechanism of tumor creation, but enough so that we can have correlation, because usually there is control group which would eliminate any randomnes...
another article, which has nice tables and list of PGRs, but again, no citation of research done, can be found at our dear Humbolt Seeds blog:
How do Plant Growth Regulators (PGRs) work on my weed - Humboldt Seeds
This insight into the world of Plant Growth Regulators (PGRs) is designed to educate and bring awareness to both the scientific and Cannabis community.
also ive red about crazy reports using gibberellin acid, but i couldnt find the sauce now... hope i could be of help, in this humbolt one you can find 2 natural GPR's that may come in handy for you pioneers... btw thank you @Bears_win and @maranibbana for info, im definetly gonna research and use this info for my next grow... Happy growing! <3
*edit, found another good read about hormones:
Shaggy's Guide to Hormones used in Cannabis
A work in progress As I study I post findings, so If you have something to add or find a mistake/error.... please post. The main reson we are here is to learn. The use of growth regulators in agricultural production has increased due to their positive influence on product quality. With that...www.icmag.com
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One good turn deserves another : this is the source for gibberellic acid and others. Powerful potions
Gibberellic Acid | Power Grown
Power Grown produces a range of Gibberellic Acid powders that are water suitable and perfect for your personal or professional use. Buy Gibberellic Acid to: Increase and regulate blossoms Increase fruit set Produce seedless fruit Ward off effects of frost Increase growth speed and height...
www.powergrown.com
pahval
Well-Known Member
i went trough rabbit hole in PGR threads on ICMAG... i stopped yesterday, because in the end, i forgot almost everything i red... there is so much about them, that you have to take into consideration (some act in synergy, some as opposite of that (cant rememer the word)), couple more threads i recommend are:
some guys did their own tests, but no pics (prob to protect themselves), so i cannot vow for anything being true, but... there are some really informed people there in threads, and a good ammount of research papers presented... im gonna go trough them all again for the weekend and extract valuable info about it... its definetly a tricky and advanced method to use in grow, it takes good ammount of understanding of how they affect plant physiology and proper chemistry to understand how to make them... another gem i found was about how to dissolve tricontanol:
from what i understood was, in veg they use PGRS that boost plant immunity and growth, in week 2 or 4 of flower they use PGRS that boost plants resistance (trichomes)...
gibberellin + jasmonic acid = more trichomes?
I want to increase trichome production on my buds. To this end I read several studies available on the internet. From a study entitled “Interactive effects of jasmonic acid, salicylic acid, and gibberellin on induction of trichomes in Arabidopsis” by Traw and Bergelson, I learned that that...
www.icmag.com
Plant Growth Regulators (PGRs) thread
Unless they are smoking cotton, I don't know what you are talking about. I wouldn't dare put a product that was dangerous on smoked product. I just know that is a pgr used in cotton production, and wondered if it was used. PGRs are used quite a bit in fruit and veg and some are quite natural and...
www.icmag.com
Methods of inducing Local Acquired Resistance and Induced Systemic Resistance
Induced Resistance (1) There is a diverse array of signals that stimulate IR. (2) IR is a sensitization process that primes the plant for more rapid deployment of defenses. (3) When integrated into good agricultural practices, IR can both enhance plant productivity and resistance to disease...
www.icmag.com
some guys did their own tests, but no pics (prob to protect themselves), so i cannot vow for anything being true, but... there are some really informed people there in threads, and a good ammount of research papers presented... im gonna go trough them all again for the weekend and extract valuable info about it... its definetly a tricky and advanced method to use in grow, it takes good ammount of understanding of how they affect plant physiology and proper chemistry to understand how to make them... another gem i found was about how to dissolve tricontanol:
from what i understood was, in veg they use PGRS that boost plant immunity and growth, in week 2 or 4 of flower they use PGRS that boost plants resistance (trichomes)...
Southernontariogrower
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Isnt Brix just sugar and carbs?
Southernontariogrower
Well-Known Member
Good rant, dont forget engine exhaust, the carbon nano tubes we breath in, if you have asthma your lungs are full of carbon, apparently. Been moving to powdered nutes over past few years for these reasons. Chicken cherynobyle buy two wings third is free, it might not look like the others but is free. You made many good points, ty.
MidnightSun72
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RE-COVER Root Feed - UBER Nutrients
RE-COVER Root Feed enhances the appearance, growth and quality of stressed plants
Just googled this. Holy shit it's even straight up marketed like that.
I thought it was all pothead bro stories until I saw this.
ptrzm
Well-Known Member
$114 per litre... PGR growers are being robbed by these guys. No fucks given, in fact I hope they sell more of it to those inconsiderate assholes.RE-COVER Root Feed - UBER Nutrients
RE-COVER Root Feed enhances the appearance, growth and quality of stressed plantswww.ubergrower.com
Just googled this. Holy shit it's even straight up marketed like that.
I thought it was all pothead bro stories until I saw this.
DarkWeb
Well-Known Member
LOL $350 a galRE-COVER Root Feed - UBER Nutrients
RE-COVER Root Feed enhances the appearance, growth and quality of stressed plants
Just googled this. Holy shit it's even straight up marketed like that.
I thought it was all pothead bro stories until I saw this.