Word. I’m trying to stay on the lower end of application rates cus I’ve heard the competition can get pretty stiff when using too much and that’s what leads to problems. Makes sense to me and what I’m seeing with the bacteria so I’m staying on the low end. Hope it’s not too low, and that you don’t face any issues with your application rates @FicklePickle time will tell. Thanks for the reply.
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I got the dosage recommendations from @Onceovertwice and @AgTonik… so far so good!
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What’s the pedigree/palate on her? Looks fabulous!
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We have updated our AGT-50 hydroponic usage guide to include OMRI-listed Certis Double Nickle LC to prevent root disease instead of strong oxidizers (hypochlorous, hydrogen peroxide which may cause biofilm).
For you soilless, rockwool, coco or even soil users of AGT-50, they have a wettable granule product with the same Bacillus amyloliquefaciens strain D747 called “55” to prevent root disease.
Check out the new AGT-50 “Hydroponic Usage Guide”
Hydroponic Usage Guide.pdf (194.5 KB)
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It’s a rezin rainbow from crane city. Tastes like old school hash. Leaves your mouth feeling like you been dabbing. Almost too dense but it’s became our new favorite around the house.
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It’s time to prepare for success for Croptober. Send the HEAT with AGT-50.
AgTonik Croptober.pdf (417.1 KB)
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We have done some work on soil and water remediation, but we just sold AGT-50 for oil sands for fracking. It is an environmentally friendly way to separate oil from the sand from what I understand. I try to stay on top of the science, but I love Future 4200 and my job because I learn something new every day.
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Humic substances react with halogens like chlorine to form carcinogens. You probably shouldn’t be using hypochlorous acid along with it.
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I don’t doubt you or your technical background and have forwarded this to our CSO. We already have sent some biofilm off for analysis. Our initial assessment is that it is inert, albeit unwanted and annoying to clean up. Peroxide is often used to convert humic acid to fulvic acid, but there may be some fall-out. We have updated our “hydroponic usage guide” to include Bacillus amyloliquefaciens strain D747 products as an alternative to oxidizers.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Here are some Lauren’s Grape poppies.
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From a gallon to a tote, we are doing pre-price increase pricing for Future 4200 friends with existing accounts in the month of July. Most businesses won’t even go off book without a volume discount. Existing customers are also welcome to posters, hats, t-shirts or even heady AgTonik hat pins. We also have no-charge samples to work into your SOP’s for new customers.
Shoot me your complete business information HERE or orders@agtonik.com, mention Future 4200 and we will get you the best fulvic, amino and organic acid supplement for your operation.
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Nice! Thanks for sending me that pin too @AgTonik appreciate it!
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Oh, awesome. USPS is being a donkey right now. I’m glad they are landing. We appreciate everyone at Future 4200~
(For those that asked, MLG-50 is our FDA approved formula for human health that is VERY expensive by comparison. If you want fulvic, amino and organic acids for your health, shoot me a DM and I’ll send you to the vendor with the best price on it.)
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Yes sir! Just got mine the other day! Much appreciated sir!
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I love the mlg my pets and I use it erryday for at least two years now. Highly recommend. I’d rock that pin too @AgTonik
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Had great results with the AGT-50 this last run, thanks @AgTonik!! I will definitely be purchasing more in the future! For some personal homegrown I’m extremely satisfied, this strawberry diesel cookies frosted up more than usual!
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Sounds super yummy and looks great @cbd_temple thanks for sharing!!
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That pin looks cool lol
Have been considering AGT-50 for a while. Might need to try it out.
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Because our product is made from a natural deposit, we tested our product for 500 different pesticides and chemicals. We passed with flying colors:
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