roots excelurator

[loylty gets u nothing]

trialing there whole range atm

its does at 0.3 ml per litr the roots

by far more friendly to ya pocket imho

at transplant roots where very white and big

might be keeping these guys as me stock nute and addative i reckon

allt he best

bil

[aberton24]

 

guys check this out this is all house&garden products used in a medical experiment in university of london.

came across this awhile ago on youtube.as i dont have any pics people might want 2 see what other people have achieved using it.

[yields]

^^^LMFAO^^^

 

I agree THC there is no need for it when the product speaks for itself, as it does in this case! It does more harm than good for H&G!

Edited June 2, 2009 by yields

[Herbman]

hi

no i don't take pics sorry

Why not haha? No real reason not to

[midnght_magiq]

 

guys check this out this is all house&garden products used in a medical experiment in university of london.

came across this awhile ago on youtube.as i dont have any pics people might want 2 see what other people have achieved using it.

 

So how is this research linked to the University of London? I couldn't find more info on the UoL website...

[miccyj]

I think the cyco product "XL" is suppose to give the same results, but I was pretty disappointed by it. but my lighting was pretty shoddy when I used it so that may have had something to do with it.

 

I may give H&G ago when I get through all the cyco stuff I have.

[Innocent criminal]

So how is this research linked to the University of London? I couldn't find more info on the UoL website...

 

That experiment was done at the university of London, Search for a book titled "Medical marijuana- cannabis cultivation: trees of life at the university of London" by Jeffrey Winterborne, it runs through the full experiment from start to finish and lists all products and companies involved.

I had a copy but lent it to some dishonest mongrel who decided to keep it for himself.

 

edit: most of it is viewable as a preview on google books... http://books.google.com.au/books?id=ALaEeO...;q=&f=false

[midnght_magiq]

edit: most of it is viewable as a preview on google books... http://books.google.com.au/books?id=ALaEeO...;q=&f=false

 

Thanks! Will have a look at it!

 

I have a hard time believing youtube material since anyone can put it on (+ my healty level of paranoia)... besides, it looked pretty unprofessional too...

[Untitled]

I'm using house and garden coco base nutes, drip clean, shooting powder and I've just started with the multizym. I love it all the drip clean works real well at keeping the res and drip lines clean. The shooting powder has to be used to be believed definitely does as advertised - It makes foxtails but not on all strains/phenos that I've noticed, the rest got more uniformly fatter without the fox tails.

[protein]

Roots excelurator. IMO a complete con and waste of time and money. H&G marketing in a flashy aluminium bottle and retardedly inflated prices for what is essentially fulvic acid illustrates the abysmal degree of pseudoscience garbage that befuddles this industry. I bought a bottle of this a while back after getting sucked into the hype over it on the farm. Even though it didnt make sense, fucking idiot. Contrary to myth THERE ARE NO LIVING MICROBES IN IT! If there were H&G would have to pay stupendous amount of cash to get it past our strict regulatory quarantine laws, not to mention others. Besides, if you keep your system clean you don’t need beneficials your plants synthesize all the antipathogenic compounds they need – including THC! All it did was stain my root brown and if anything caused a slight reduction in yield. At over $100 for a 250ml bottle or whatever it’s a total rip off. I shudder to think about all the dollars I’ve wasted over the years on useless additives…but roots excelurator would have to come in at the top 5.
 
-protein

Edited September 13, 2013 by protein