My boy got his doc to put him andro gel that way...and Tren>The restLol what nuts... kidding I always cycled and had blood tests as I went. My doctor at one point refused tonsee me anymore if I carried on. Guess what cycle that was...lol
But yeah man late cycle was like well... let's just say 2 peas on a pod. This of course was over 20 yrs ago. I wouldn't dare put the shit they have now into my system. Atleast not from any source i know.
Different bag of dirt man. I'm in Canada.IS this Dirtbag from the High desert? If so wassup!
Interesting. I sent them an email also asking to verify that it still contains triacontanol since it's no longer listed on their website or on the label and they got back to me right away, and seemed cordial.Well I heard back from Green planet , that was a waste of time, answered like a political a whole lot of blah blah and not anything close to an answer. man that pisses me off, that why I hate nute companies , Green planet if you read this you can kiss my ass, lol I won't be buying anything from you, I get it all anyhow.
Yeah i would saybthats the norm. I once called a Canadian company that claims they have a patent to spray co2 on plants in liquid form, literally dissolved in water. Got the same shit but eventually he had their "lead scientist" call me who in the end admitted the process would not work on cannabis cultivation. It was very clever how it was marketed and granted for a micro green grow may help but a very very misrepresented science behind it.Well I heard back from Green planet , that was a waste of time, answered like a political a whole lot of blah blah and not anything close to an answer. man that pisses me off, that why I hate nute companies , Green planet if you read this you can kiss my ass, lol I won't be buying anything from you, I get it all anyhow.
Like with any company depends who ya talk to. If they feel they can't explain it they dance around instead of saying you know what indont know let me put you in touch with someone who may help ya. But no they don't wanna look stupid so they give the run around.Interesting. I sent them an email also asking to verify that it still contains triacontanol since it's no longer listed on their website or on the label and they got back to me right away, and seemed cordial.
Maybe you asked them questions that were a bit too specific? Most companies dont like to spill the beans about exact concentrations of ingredients if they dont have to. For all they know you are a competitor phishing for information.
This is the reply I got;
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This is kind of interesting because Triacontanol products cannot be sold in California.Interesting. I sent them an email also asking to verify that it still contains triacontanol since it's no longer listed on their website or on the label and they got back to me right away, and seemed cordial.
Maybe you asked them questions that were a bit too specific? Most companies dont like to spill the beans about exact concentrations of ingredients if they dont have to. For all they know you are a competitor phishing for information.
This is the reply I got;
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Lol, if that's any indication I should stock up, cause were probably next.This is kind of interesting because Triacontanol products cannot be sold in California.
Hey Dirtbag, yes they say it causes cancer. It is the person applying and working with it that is at risk from what I have heard.Lol, if that's any indication I should stock up, cause were probably next.
Any idea why?
I should add by all the research i have done massive seems like the real deal and the rest of the line seems like marketing
Hey Dirtbag, yes they say it causes cancer. It is the person applying and working with it that is at risk from what I have heard.
Hence the reason The prolly took off the label?This is kind of interesting because Triacontanol products cannot be sold in California.
Think it has more to do with labeling requirementsHence the reason The prolly took off the label?
Think it has more to do with labeling requirements
Probably not. Pro mix took the fertilizer off the label for america just cause of fertilizer labeling requirements for some states.
The amount of triacontinal is likely very low and included in the “other ingredients” if they are asked.
Thankfully tria should be in extremely low concentrations, same with the gibberellic acid. In higher doses it's not good for plants. It's in there to make the product work, Green planet extracts the tria themselves, and I suspect they source their honeycomb from the Bee place on Fraser highway and 176th in Langley.
Anyone who uses massive notices immediately that it's doing something good. The first time I used it my platinum cookies which is kinda my benchmark plant developed buds that were easily 30-50% bigger than normal, denser, and they were stickier and stinkier too.
Hey Dirtbag, yes they say it causes cancer. It is the person applying and working with it that is at risk from what I have heard.
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