shaggyballs
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I know high saponin is important.
anything else?
anything else?
What make a quality Yucca extract?
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shaggyballs
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What is everyone's thoughts on this?
10% saponin!
10% saponin!
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shaggyballs
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well I just ordered a small amount well see!!!
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shaggyballs
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well i got my sample.
Looks like a better product than i had before...gonna give it a try!
any comments?
Looks like a better product than i had before...gonna give it a try!
any comments?
BigIrishDoode
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the best i have found is from t & j industries very concentrated very pure only need 1/2 cup for 5 gal water/tea and a small squirt in a bucketful thereafter they have the food grade and agricultural grade with & without the preseravitive also the best microbial tea ive ever used ,,its all i use now! they have everything you need to bust out a bad ass hi-brix grow
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shaggyballs
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Thank you for your input BigIrishDoode
Although almost all growers know that yucca extract is essential for plant growth, most are unable to get a quality mix. Many growers end up worsening the condition of their plants due to improper instructions!
The actual recipe to make quality yucca extract is as following:
Step 1: The first thing is to get original yucca roots, each weighing around 1 1/2 lbs preferably. You will find original roots at a supermarket vegetable counter.
Step 2: The next step is to peel and cube the roots. Once you’re done, add one cup of water and process them in a food processor. When water has completely dried, add four more cups and let the entire mix be there in the container for next 24 hours.
Step 3: Use a sieve to strain the liquid and yucca. Line the sieve using a clean cloth and filter the liquid at least twice. Collect the yucca liquid and store for use in freezing temperature.
The actual recipe to make quality yucca extract is as following:
Step 1: The first thing is to get original yucca roots, each weighing around 1 1/2 lbs preferably. You will find original roots at a supermarket vegetable counter.
Step 2: The next step is to peel and cube the roots. Once you’re done, add one cup of water and process them in a food processor. When water has completely dried, add four more cups and let the entire mix be there in the container for next 24 hours.
Step 3: Use a sieve to strain the liquid and yucca. Line the sieve using a clean cloth and filter the liquid at least twice. Collect the yucca liquid and store for use in freezing temperature.
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shaggyballs
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Thanks
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shaggyballs
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Does anyone else have something to add?
Has anyone used powder form before?
Has anyone used powder form before?
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shaggyballs
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Bumped for more discussion concerning any saponin products for use on cannabis.
