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    "cupwinnerclones"

    It has wedding cake and sundae driver. Some other big names too. I asked the jungle boys IG page just not sure if a message is going to get answered from them. But I asked if it was legit and if not they should make an announcement so someones not scamming and making money off their hard work.
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    "cupwinnerclones"

    Did a little more digging and found out the websites only 6 weeks old and its registered to "Jungle Boys", not verified that its registered to the actual Jungle Boys it's just registered under the name Jungle Boys.
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    "cupwinnerclones"

    Anyone heard of or used this place before? They seem to have some good strains but very pricey so it's kinda legit or kinda a scam. Or if anyone knows of any other clone banks they've used/ heard positive and verified reviews about a specific bank. That information would be killer.
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    Best Silicic Acid: Aptus Fasilitor, Mills Vitalize, Osa 28 & Power Si

    The link was not working. The soil studies are good info just might have different results when looking at hydro. They are definitely different beasts with their own sets of challenges. Even different hydro setups are very different from one another why I really am looking forward to...
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    Best Silicic Acid: Aptus Fasilitor, Mills Vitalize, Osa 28 & Power Si

    The more research I do seems to just solidify that some form of silica is needed and the delivery method is less important. Different silica products just need to have different concentrations for the same desired effect. Most of the typical large name brand pre-mixed potassium silicate...
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    Best Silicic Acid: Aptus Fasilitor, Mills Vitalize, Osa 28 & Power Si

    And AgSil at their recommended dosage/mixture?
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    Best Silicic Acid: Aptus Fasilitor, Mills Vitalize, Osa 28 & Power Si

    Did you follow their instructions for the 7.8% mix at .25-.5 teaspoon/gal?
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    Best Silicic Acid: Aptus Fasilitor, Mills Vitalize, Osa 28 & Power Si

    @Freshone @Rootbound @Quantrill My initial understanding was ch-OSA type silicas are a more bioavailable silica that is more readily available and easier for the plant to use immediately. Knowing what the plant is getting immediately in hydroponics is essential, and typically in a hydro...
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    Best Silicic Acid: Aptus Fasilitor, Mills Vitalize, Osa 28 & Power Si

    Exactly my point. Just wanted to start a conversation on the topic with the understanding that there are different kinds of Silica. Nice article, appreciate the info. Definitely reinforces the fact silica is helpful.
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    Best Silicic Acid: Aptus Fasilitor, Mills Vitalize, Osa 28 & Power Si

    There's no difference. / They're not different. I guess you can't argue with stupid.
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    Best Silicic Acid: Aptus Fasilitor, Mills Vitalize, Osa 28 & Power Si

    They're all the same type of product but different companies do different things. Heres some different analysis' of different products, they're not the same. This might change from batch to batch and some might be more consistent than others just trying to find out what people have used and...
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    Best Silicic Acid: Aptus Fasilitor, Mills Vitalize, Osa 28 & Power Si

    By saying you don't know what was said.
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    Best Silicic Acid: Aptus Fasilitor, Mills Vitalize, Osa 28 & Power Si

    Thanks for you reply without reading...
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    Best Silicic Acid: Aptus Fasilitor, Mills Vitalize, Osa 28 & Power Si

    Just trying to get peoples input on the best Silicic Acid on the market today. The main four in the title seem to be the best from the research I've done, there's been plenty of lab tests done with some degree of difference but seem to all be within the same ballpark. There two kinds of silica...
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    Best Silicic Acid: Aptus Fasilitor, Mills Vitalize, Osa 28 & Power Si

    Just trying to get peoples input on the best Silicic Acid on the market today. The main four in the title seem to be the best from the research I've done, there's been plenty of lab tests done with some degree of difference but seem to all be within the same ballpark. There two kinds of silica...
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