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Trying to boost quality - any additives that will significantly help?

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Trying to boost quality - any additives that will significantly help?

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That's funny. The label is guaranteed minimum analysis in the bottle. They guarantee there is zero sulfur in the bottle.

0.05% is 500 ppm sulfur, which would precipitate in the bottle. I seriously doubt this.
 
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BillFarthing said:
That's funny. The label is guaranteed minimum analysis in the bottle. They guarantee there is zero sulfur in the bottle.

0.05% is 500 ppm sulfur, which would precipitate in the bottle. I seriously doubt this.
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How do you figure 500ppm? And i am going to believe the analysis.
 
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MIMedGrower said:
How do you figure 500ppm? And i am going to believe the analysis.
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Math is hard. Did you want me to Google that for you?

If they are CGMP, they have their products independently tested, so it's not Dyna-Gro putting out their own testing numbers.
 
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BillFarthing said:
Math is hard. Did you want me to Google that for you?

If they are CGMP, they have their products independently tested, so it's not Dyna-Gro putting out their own testing numbers.
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I asked you a question. You dont have to be rude. I wasnt the one arguing with incorrect info and assumptions. And you alerted me here.
 
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MIMedGrower said:
I asked you a question. You dont have to be rude. I wasnt the one arguing with incorrect info and assumptions. And you alerted me here.
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I'm trying to speak about facts regardless of your feelings. You sound like a millennial.

Dyna-Gro guarantees there is zero sulfur in the bottle thanks to the label. 0.05% sulfur claimed on the website is 500 ppm and may may cause precipitation of the chemicals in the bottle. Agreed?
 
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BillFarthing said:
I'm trying to speak about facts regardless of your feelings. You sound like a millennial.

Dyna-Gro guarantees there is zero sulfur in the bottle thanks to the label. 0.05% sulfur claimed on the website is 500 ppm and may may cause precipitation of the chemicals in the bottle. Agreed?
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No not agreed. Enjoy your evening.
 
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BillFarthing said:
Then let's see some test results instead of hearing millennials just spout their feelings off.
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What millennials and what feelings?

And what test results? I dont even know why you are calling me into this old thread. You made a statement and when i looked it up you were wrong. Is there more you wanted to tell me?
 
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0.05% is not 500pm of sulfur lmao. They’re rate is roughly 5ml per gallon, how the hell did you get 500ppm of sulfur out of .05% analysis. Plug the bottle into a Pom calculator and it’ll show you the exact ppm but it’s nowhere close to 500ppms if it’s 5ml/ gallon and the concentration is 0.05% sulfur...
 
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theres a link to a ppm in solution calculator and according to that at 5ml per gallon .05% sulfur is roughly .7 ppms of sulfur
 
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ppm to percent conversion table
ppmPercent (%)
500 ppm0.05%

In order to express the results as a percent, divide the nutrient content (which is expressed in ppm) by 10,000. For example, if the reported value for P2O5 is 2,690 ppm, the calculation to convert to percent would be: 2,690 ppm ÷ 10,000 = 0.269%. This is for the concentrate before dilution for final solution.
 
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