Alexander Supertramp
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You guys are so over looking the importance of sulfur in the production of essential oils. But I do agree a properly put together medium will grow a fine plant.
Everything I know is wrong?
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hyroot
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essential oils.is the end result of distillation extracts. Sulfur improves terpene production of non soluble terpenes.
greasemonkeymann
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I certainly am not overlooking it at all.
neem is over 1% sulfur, kelp meal is over 1%...
Sulfur is important but it's not needed in large amounts.
Alexander Supertramp
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Try upping a bit more along with Magnesium. It can really increase resin production. You may be surprised.
Alexander Supertramp
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Most oils are non soluble in a water based environment. Guess I should have used "resin" in the place of "essentials oils" when talking about cannabis.
http://www.abundanthealth4u.com/Essential_Oils_Constituents_s/41.htm
greasemonkeymann
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I gotcha man, you are preaching to the choir.
Just saying I got it covered between the kelp, neem, minerals, (langbeineite, greensand) and couple those with the AACTs that have molasses in it.
I agree with you totally, just not to the degree of adding Epsom to my soil, it's sorta hard to take it out if it's too much and Epsom salts are relatively potent.
