Tria is different than most plant hormones and PGRs, many of which can be downright toxic. I guess since it is a derivative of plants, it doesn't seem to cause any of the odd growth that other compounds can cause. I was looking for a compound to cause a taller Black Diesel plant (which tend to be shorter than most that I grow). I found some that produced freaky looking plants that I wouldn't use, so I abandoned that line of research and decided to try Tria. I was pleasantly suprised at the overall effect. It wasn't like a plant on steroids or anything, but it made a notable difference in overall vigor and flowering. One problem was branches getting overly heavy and falling over, but those are problems I can live with!
ya you can tell... by the supply of bottle you have lined up in a few pics...... I was going to ask if you just buy by the case,,,,, :)
The main ingredient in this is most likely the Triacontanol I mentioned earlier. Triacontanol is extracted from many plants, kelp being one of the sources. Because it's a natural product, the ingredients don't need to be listed as Tria.If you want something that works like a PGR but organic. G-10
Not that I know of. It is approved for use on most food crops and stuff and doesn't have the mutating effects of PGRs on plant growth. It's kind of hard to describe the results from using it, but it just seemed to make everything bigger/better. It seemed to increase the size and density of my buds and the smell was 3X what it normally was. The plant didn't really grow any differently, just more robustly. It *might* shorten the flowering time, since I usually go 12 weeks on my Sativa strain I grow, but it was finished earlier. Larger but earlier.
