Triacontanol, is a natural plant growth stimulant found in alfalfa. You can buy alfalfa at a pet store, feed store or even at Wally World.
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Alfalfa is a very common animal feed, lots of people feed it to their rabbits, sheep, goats, horses..etc..
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Put a cup of it in an old sock, bash it with a hammer or brick, drop it in a bucket & add one gallon of water. Let it sit for (3) days. Swish it around a little each day.
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Then water it in, at one quart per gallon of soil (in your container) or one gallon per plant (if planted in the ground). You can use it from seedling to the second week of flowering with no ill effects.
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See growing Organic is not Hard or Expensive.....
It has only one drawback.... It smells like an old wet sock... Oh well, nothing is perfect.
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Hmm, so, would this be alfalfa in pellet form, or just regular alfalfa? I'm assuming you're talking about the pellets but I'll ask anyways...

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hehehhehehehe, just playin'. carry-on.

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I love your choice of tree's, FDD. It's very... green. Is the house next to yours for rent, by chance? :O

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Yes, I'm talking about plain old alfalfa pellets, the kind you feed your bunny rabbit. They are a decent, cheap, Organic fertilizer - with built in plant stimulant. You can also get them in a powder (called alfalfa meal) - they just charge you a couple of bucks more - for smashing up the pellets for you. I've got a brick & I'm Frugal. Plus smashing things is therapeutic.... Rising Gas Prices... Bam... Rising Electric Bill .... Bam..... ah...I feel the stress melting away.. BAM.....
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Haha! Okay okay calm down Emeril! I figured it was the pellets.. I gotta stop asking stupid questions. I might have to quote you for a new signature lol!

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never heard of it but il have a look around, would it still be cool to use with my organic pre-fertilised soil? And would i use it like an additive alongside my regular organic nutes or would i not need to use any other nutes with it?

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Yes it would be, it has a nice low NPK (avg. range is 2-1-2 to 3-2-2) with plenty of trace minerals and the Triacontanol.
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Use one cup smashed up per gallon of soil for a nice Organic boost...
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or Make it into a tea and water in...
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Keep it Real...Organic...
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cheers ohso. Il see if i can find it.

Let recycle this old thread..... alfalfa meal is a cheap, well rounded source of NPK with bonus all natural growth enhancers..... not from a bottle.... and dirt cheap.....