tweedy said:

Not knockin the product but think this is kind of a big broken link fail for Aptus.
http://aptus-usa.com/fasilitor
The consumer notice that is on that page is addressing the claims of PGR's in Fasilitor. It's awesome they had a test done proving it doesn't, but the link is dead. Ha.

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oscar169 said:

Here you go .....;)
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We Solidarity said:

fasilitor works so well because of the high levels of molybdenum in combination with high levels of potash. Mo facilitates some of the nitrogen conversion process in the soil, and is essential for nitrogen-fixing microbes to carry out their part of the process. Mo is also the limiting factor in the amount of nitrogen fixed by a plant. K+ activates enzymes crucial to the metabolism of nitrogen (K+ based reactions are what convert synthetic nitrogen to usable forms inside the plant), and in combination with Mo and very pure organic nitrogen sources in startboost are what give treated plants phenomenal bushing structures with no runty laterals, and the tops stay perfectly level thanks to the increased levels of Boron. There are no PGRs in fasilitor, the reason people may think that is because startboost is made up of mostly high quality plant-based(soy) protein hydrolysates with very concentrated peptide fractions. These really really good protein hydrolysates are in huge demand from commercial organic fertilizer companies, so they rarely make it into our industry (most of what gets put in bottles and sold to us is sludge from fertilizer production - B grade salts with lots of heavy metals) and are relatively new to us. And unless you can find Daniels Organic plant food, you'll have a hard time finding a good cheap source of ultra-quality plant protein hydrolysate.

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vangs said:

very good points. sorry shoulda thought about that before trying to help.

when you clone, and once their in the medium, do you just grow them out normally and cut off all the branches except 1 and top the plant? how do you get it to grow out so evenly betweeen all 3 colas?? do you have any close up pictures of the process? or any pics of the plants right before they get cut into 3 branches and after?

i tryd doing it to acouple strains i have but it just didnt look right. thanks for helping

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barneyfife said:

as vangs mentioned i too would like to no your process of getting such an even canopy?
also with the flora nova do you use the grow and bloom as a base or just the bloom as a base all the way though?

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We Solidarity said:

fasilitor works so well because of the high levels of molybdenum in combination with high levels of potash. Mo facilitates some of the nitrogen conversion process in the soil, and is essential for nitrogen-fixing microbes to carry out their part of the process. Mo is also the limiting factor in the amount of nitrogen fixed by a plant. K+ activates enzymes crucial to the metabolism of nitrogen (K+ based reactions are what convert synthetic nitrogen to usable forms inside the plant), and in combination with Mo and very pure organic nitrogen sources in startboost are what give treated plants phenomenal bushing structures with no runty laterals, and the tops stay perfectly level thanks to the increased levels of Boron. There are no PGRs in fasilitor, the reason people may think that is because startboost is made up of mostly high quality plant-based(soy) protein hydrolysates with very concentrated peptide fractions. These really really good protein hydrolysates are in huge demand from commercial organic fertilizer companies, so they rarely make it into our industry (most of what gets put in bottles and sold to us is sludge from fertilizer production - B grade salts with lots of heavy metals) and are relatively new to us. And unless you can find Daniels Organic plant food, you'll have a hard time finding a good cheap source of ultra-quality plant protein hydrolysate.

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Dutchtouch said:

Continued ……...

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Chrondondalae said:

I saw some bags of Batanicare Ready Gro in there. Is that what you're using for a mix now?

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