Day 6 of the 12 Days of GB Giveaways
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@CRookedGriNN @720rcrypto I sell it for soil health. It is beneficial for mildew/fusarium/root rot prevention/maintenance, improving photosynthesis, general plant health, and it is excellent at breaking down organic matter for nutrient uptake. In different dilutions it is also good for your gut/skin
@LoupeyGardener Interesting thought. I would think in this scenario the legality would pre date the 90’s by a few decades at the least. None of us would know a resistance movement due to the stigma as we know it not existing for quite some time.
@LoupeyGardener I don’t believe the reason it is illegal stems from its psychoactive effects. If altering your mind/mood/perceptions was the only barrier, then alcohol should be schedule 1.
@cooncatcrazy I think alcohol has somewhat paved way for this. You COULD go buy a bunch of alcohol, or you can pay us a fee and we’ll pick out a bunch of good stuff for you and it’ll be assorted in a nice manor with ice, glasses, and everything you might need for it.
@LoupeyGardener Kelp, specifically ascophyllum nodosum, is high in pgr’s. Many people can go outside and find stinging nettle to use for free, which is also a dynamic accumulator for nitrogen.
@lanacle@stella_immanuel This works for chlorine, but not chloramine. If using some kind of organic fertilizer with intentions of incorporating microbes, the chloramine will still kill off microbial life as well as burn your plants.
@SendNutes Apologies if it came across as me insinuating that you were. I had no such thoughts. I appreciate your humility in saying you simply need more info. Nothing wrong at all with growing with synthetics and truth be told your window of error is significantly smaller with organics.
@SendNutes I don’t believe that organic is “better” in the sense that it will provide higher THC % (especially with the adenosine triphosphate levels in synthetic fertilizer which is nearly impossible to compete with organically), but difference lies in the terpenes and support of microbes.