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The added benefit of having this laying around, you can clean up stuff and reclaim oil from previously unreachable parts of your bubble bags and more :-)
Isopropyl alcohol really seems to do quite a lot, and I think I mentioned that my tested flowers came back clean for residues.
Is isopropyl approved for organics? I was thinking you could only use it as a cleaning agent?Isopropyl alcohol really seems to do quite a lot, and I think I mentioned that my tested flowers came back clean for residues.
I don't think botanicare is organic either is it? Sorry, not that familiar with da hydrostore stuff.yeah i feel this, boys here switched to BotanClan and everyones herb was the same, different names, but same same. I make my own, so never got the BotanClan flavour in our yard.
Went to Co, all the bud tasted like Botan, went to Amsterdam, all the bud taste like baby sick, idk why people dont discuss this more, flavour is really important in the delivery of meds imo, if we can improve the taste, we can max out the other impacts
they do both as I recall, they sure have a tea product, it sucks, but they have one, (a mock tea)Is isopropyl approved for organics? I was thinking you could only use it as a cleaning agent?
I don't think botanicare is organic either is it? Sorry, not that familiar with da hydrostore stuff.
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It's not even reportable, like using straight plant essential oils. So... do with it what you will.Is isopropyl approved for organics? I was thinking you could only use it as a cleaning agent?
Looks like it is organic based with no organic certifications:they do both as I recall, they sure have a tea product, it sucks, but they have one, (a mock tea)
I'm not exactly sure how to read this, so I'm open to interpretation. This is from the National Organic Producers:I thought it was undrinkable because of the type of alcohol, not because of additives.
It's not even reportable, like using straight plant essential oils. So... do with it what you will.
I don't know how they determine what is allowed or not, I'm just posting from their site. Unless I'm reading this incorrectly (which is possible) I don't think Isopropyl is allowed in organics other than for a cleaning agent, but someone please correct me if I'm wrong.How is alcohol synthetic when it's the end result of fermentation? I don't get that.
I thought it was undrinkable because of the type of alcohol, not because of additives.
It's not even reportable, like using straight plant essential oils. So... do with it what you will.
Yeah damn it! They need to make sure they get their money for alcohol tax! :pFormula 23-H
As usual, marketing is a system we all need to negotiateLooks like it is organic based with no organic certifications:
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Stay out of the hydrostores and navigating will become exponentially easier. Stay away from the bottles, even easier yet.As usual, marketing is a system we all need to negotiate
I would stay away from anything Bayer. These are seriously bad guys in the business. That Natria spray lists the only active ingredient as canola oil, but then in the msds says if you get it on your clothing to remove clothing and wash skin immediately. No toxicology data is given, no omri or usda organic labels.Knock on wood, I haven't had much trouble with pests in the few years I've been growing. I did recently have an infestation of fungus gnats, they were a pain in the ass but, I eventually eliminated them with Natria spray and top-dressing all my pots with a product called Mosquito Bits.
hahhha I run my own company mate which happened by accident when I brought a farmStay out of the hydrostores and navigating will become exponentially easier. Stay away from the bottles, even easier yet.
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