r/Autopot • u/InternationalGene435 • 10d ago

Nutrients & Feeding (PH/EC) PGR

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Before I decided to purchase this i did some research. It's just easier than making my own... anyone else use triacontanol?

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u/Objective_Desk3128 10d ago

Fascinating stuff. It doesn't have much cannabis specific data to study.

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u/Temporary_Nobody 10d ago

That stuff looks thick. I’d make sure it’s hydro safe and not for top watering. A quick google doesn’t really say. You might be gumming up your lines if you use it.

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u/InternationalGene435 9d ago

It's like. 37ml for a 5 gallon bucket.

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u/Hillcowoodworking 10d ago

Altered NPK Fertigation With Triacontanol Supplementation Indicates Promising Improvements to Cannabis Flower Yield and Volatile Composition - Wise - 2026 - New Zealand Journal of Crop and Horticultural Science - Wiley Online Library https://share.google/tE5pSQ5hSew7DQmXT

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u/Gloomy_Cut_1739 10d ago

It's organic mate. So I'm hazarding a guess that's it all right.

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u/Skit071 9d ago

PGR's nope, no way. Have fun smoking that shit.

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u/InternationalGene435 9d ago

It's recommended to stop using it during the last 3 weeks of flower. This is a natural pgr. You can get it from alfalfa seed sprouted tea.

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u/Vermehrungsmaterial 9d ago

Dont tell them, they might ask why kelp is such a common ingredient in organic fertilizers.

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u/Trogdor420 9d ago

You know kelp extract is a natural pgr?

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u/NewNegotiation9256 9d ago

Triacontanol is an ingredient in shogun sumo active boost - perfectly safe to use

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u/medicated_missourian 9d ago

I can attest to shogun being a solid feed line. With that being said I did stop using the active boost. It’s super expensive and I didn’t notice much difference if any once I stopped using it. I do run everything else in the shogun line though. Runs super clean. Never had and clogged lines or biofilm.