So I am gathering info for a spray and solution that I hope will help prevent the spread of viruses ect.
This is a work in progress much like my hormone thread.
As I read through my notes I will post what I can when I can.
So far we have
- Trehalose
- Brassinosteroid
- Chitosan
- Harpin protein
- Thiamine(B1)
- Salycylic Acid
- Gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA)
- Glutamic acid
- Glycine
I added GABA because it is known to enhance stress tolerance in plants
GABA induced THCAS gene expression.
As an exogenous additive, GABA improves plant yield and quality through enhancing growth and development.
I added glutamic acid/MSG as it will help with absorption among other things.
(see MSG thread)
I added Glycine because I usually use Glutamate, Glycine and GABA in a weekly spray already.
Glycine is a great organic chelator.
Foliar application of glycine showed stimulating effects on growth.
I have some ideas about where I am going with this formulation but I am happy to hear what everyone thinks.
If you have suggestions that is great.
If you see I have made some mistakes, please point them out.
If you see a better way to get the same or similar results please speak up.
I feel this will be a very useful formula.
I just hope it will help folks fight this awful virus that plagues cannabis right now.
Unfortunately, I think someone may try to make money from this formula.
But I hope not.
Some of us have done some limited research into using these products to prevent the spread of a virus ect. on cannabis.
A special shout out to @tamimes for all his recent finding concerning virus mitigation.
A shout out to omera1 for his real world test, his response is posted below.
i totally forgot that: after a while i can say fore sure this spray from the first post is a killer combo against TMV. never saw the virus again, completly gone and the infected-dwarf plant is now the big boy in the house. and that only after one single application. absolutly amazing. but again i think 0.005ppm will do the job also and reduce the stretch a bit.
Much more research is needed of course.
If you wish to join in on the fun…all input is welcome