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Default Phosphate vs Phosphite
Hey guys. I read a little while back in high times about a product called "Pure Flowers." It uses phosphites, an altered form of naturally occurring phosphates to achieve higher NPK values and create a systemic immune response. The claims are that it increases the weight of your crop and prevent nutrient lockout.

Has anyone used this product before? Know anything about it?
Some journals online say it's not metabolically available to the plants, others say it is.... just curious.
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Hey guys. I read a little while back in high times about a product called "Pure Flowers." It uses phosphites, an altered form of naturally occurring phosphates to achieve higher NPK values and create a systemic immune response. The claims are that it increases the weight of your crop and prevent nutrient lockout.

Has anyone used this product before? Know anything about it?
Some journals online say it's not metabolically available to the plants, others say it is.... just curious.
All they did was add bonded some nitrogen to some phosphate. It has nitrogen in the product thats all. The added bonding of the nitrogen aids the growth in the flowers so there isn't any free floating ions to give you plants nutrient lock out. KEEP SMOKE ALIVE!!
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Ahh interesting...
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But there is the system immune response, there are other products that also create this response (Messenger for one).
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