I highly recommend aspirin if it's possible, it's essentially like immune system steroids. I use it in feed and foliar.
Like, to the extent that I now imagine my plants talking to me in Hulk Hogan's voice.
Apply aspirin (uncounted version )1 per gallon
basically if you don’t care about being organics it’s the white willow bark ( aspirin is cheaper so if your not organic that’s what I do )
Just grind the pills in some water , I use a food processor and it’s easy peezy
I highly recommend aspirin if it's possible, it's essentially like immune system steroids. I use it in feed and foliar.
Like, to the extent that I now imagine my plants talking to me in Hulk Hogan's voice.
I highly recommend aspirin if it's possible, it's essentially like immune system steroids. I use it in feed and foliar.
Like, to the extent that I now imagine my plants talking to me in Hulk Hogan's voice.
Thanks! Pricing for the quantity looks good. Next question.... Doseage?
Peace(still looking for that smoking joint icon)
Yep. They are. Was looking for that at CHN a couple of days ago...Custom hydro was selling gal version of the salicylic Acid , but they must be out of stock , check back later? Just wanted to give ya the suggestion for a source for the future r( super cheap and concentrated liquid version )
customhydronutrients.com/salicylic-acid-c-118_525
I do 100mg per gallon, but you might have more success at other concentrations with a hydro setup.
I'd say highly unlikely. It would depend on the concentration of the solution.@Aqua Man; @Burned Haze recommended 1 aspirin per gallon. Since the standard dosage for a standard aspirin appears to be 325mg; does it follow that i would use 325mg of the liquid form of salicylic Acid to achieve the same dosage?
@jaguarlax; That still leaves the dosing for the Chitosan oligosaccharide Powder to be worked out.
Thanks all.
Damn this shit is fun!
@Aqua Man; @Burned Haze recommended 1 aspirin per gallon. Since the standard dosage for a standard aspirin appears to be 325mg; does it follow that i would use 325mg of the liquid form of salicylic Acid to achieve the same dosage?
@jaguarlax; That still leaves the dosing for the Chitosan oligosaccharide Powder to be worked out.
Thanks all.
Damn this shit is fun!
@Aqua Man; @Burned Haze recommended 1 aspirin per gallon. Since the standard dosage for a standard aspirin appears to be 325mg; does it follow that i would use 325mg of the liquid form of salicylic Acid to achieve the same dosage?
@jaguarlax; That still leaves the dosing for the Chitosan oligosaccharide Powder to be worked out.
Thanks all.
Damn this shit is fun!
I'd say highly unlikely. It would depend on the concentration of the solution.
Another consideration is that that aspirin is a different compound, with a different molecular weight, than salicylic acid. Kanzeon said he uses 100 mg of SA. Based on that, say you started with a 20% strength solution of SA. It might go like this, but I'm not sure because solutions and dilutions can be tricky for me. Hopefully others will weigh in.D'oh! that makes sense. A solution can be a 3%, 5%, etc, So since the percentage of actual product dissolved in solution will actually determine the dosage. So that brings up another question. How do you work out repeated dosing and how do you recalculate if you have to change suppliers? Seems like a shitload of guess work.
Another consideration is that that aspirin is a different compound, with a different molecular weight, than salicylic acid. Kanzeon said he uses 100 mg of SA. Based on that, say you started with a 20% strength solution of SA. It might go like this, but I'm not sure because solutions and dilutions can be tricky for me. Hopefully others will weigh in.
100 mg = 0.1g
20% = 0.2
x = amount of 20% SA solution to use to get 100 mg of SA
0.1 = 0.2x
x = 0.1 / 0.2
x = 0.5g
So 0.5g of 20% solution yields 100 mg of SA. MAYBE... It might be easier to buy some aspirin.
Another consideration is that that aspirin is a different compound, with a different molecular weight, than salicylic acid. Kanzeon said he uses 100 mg of SA. Based on that, say you started with a 20% strength solution of SA. It might go like this, but I'm not sure because solutions and dilutions can be tricky for me. Hopefully others will weigh in.
100 mg = 0.1g
20% = 0.2
x = amount of 20% SA solution to use to get 100 mg of SA
0.1 = 0.2x
x = 0.1 / 0.2
x = 0.5g
So 0.5g of 20% solution yields 100 mg of SA. MAYBE... It might be easier to buy some aspirin.
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