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I was under the impression that it needed to be dissolved in something like Polysorbate 20, then diluted with water. I'm having problems figuring out the dosage, since it came without dosing info, and online references have been difficult to find.If it's 1.5% I guess it is water soluble.
Usually tria is pure and it needs to be dissolved in polysorbate but sometimes they make it 1-2% and water soluble, just read what it says on your product.I was under the impression that it needed to be dissolved in something like Polysorbate 20, then diluted with water. I'm having problems figuring out the dosage, since it came without dosing info, and online references have been difficult to find.
Thank you for the info...that is exactly what I needed to know. I got the 1.5% so it can be used without another solvent than water. I'm a bit apprehensive about using it...after 35 years or so I guess it's time to try a few experiments. Thanks again for the conversion and dosage rates!Usually tria is pure and it needs to be dissolved in polysorbate but sometimes they make it 1-2% and water soluble, just read what it says on your product.
There is info in the internet about dosages. It is generally from one to 15 PPM. In your case 15 PPM would be one gram product into one liter water.
One last question, that I think I already know, but the TRIA application is a one time treatment, correct? Thank you again for your help.Thank you for the info...that is exactly what I needed to know. I got the 1.5% so it can be used without another solvent than water. I'm a bit apprehensive about using it...after 35 years or so I guess it's time to try a few experiments. Thanks again for the conversion and dosage rates!
Alfalfa i think has that. Age Alfalfa so it’s not dry make a good tea. Power to the rootsI have a 25ppm mix and have been doing once every 7 days. Only 2 treatments so far, but not really any explosive growth. The only notably different thing I notice is new growth seems to make chlorophyll faster as all the tops get dark green fast and evenly across the canopy. If I wasn't meticulous with my elements, I would suspect a slight nitrate toxicity.
Alfalfa i think has that. Age Alfalfa so it’s not dry make a good tea. Power to the roots
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Alfalfa i think has that. Age Alfalfa so it’s not dry make a good tea. Power to the roots
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I already bought triacontanol powder, 98%. It would be pointless to make alfalfa tea, especially since it is not known how much triacontanol the tea will produce.
That’s potent I would like see what the HPLC reeds
You read all about it but running is differentHPLC?
You read all about it but running is different
i will stop here but when you can do a quality assay, your learning doesn’t stopYou read all about it but running is different
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