A friends father who holds a degree in agronomy and works as a plant specialist for a nursery chain said these things really do work well, but you really need lots of experience growing and shouldn't think about buying one unless you have a way to maximize all variables from nutrients, lights, CO2, etc.
According to him, unless all other variables are maximized, it will have little noticeable effect. To which I countered that if I already had to maximize everything else, how did I know it was not my other adjustments as opposed to the harmonizer causing the better yield? He said - "because the kind of pumpkins you'd be growing will be fit for a freak show, and will not be expected. You will notice the difference."
He said he had seen pictures of strawberries and tomatoes grown that way - sweet 100 plants that were so covered in tomatoes you could barely see any foliage, and strawberries that were fist sized. I have seen some fairly large strawberries in normal supermarkets on occasion, so I don't doubt that it might be possible to push even more. Plants do not have a determinate growth really.
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I really really really really want to see what this does to cannabis by a truly experienced grower. I am way too much of a nube to invest. Please let us know your results!!!!!
