I sent a PM this afternoon, so we shall see what happens…
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Friendly bump!
I’m here to politely request a recent lab analysis for MEGACROP.
@GreenleafNutrients can you please post a picture of a recent lab analysis?
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Is the the labeled content of what folks are receiving right now? It’s the most recent analysis label I could find posted by Greenleaf:
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All,
May I clarify?
I’m looking for the @GreenleafNutrients rep to post a heavy metal analysis from a certified laboratory.
I’m asking this because Greenleaf Nutrients is openly claiming that their materials are routinely tested:
Here is what is posted on their site:
Do you all agree that, if a company claims they test “3 times” for heavy metals, they should be quite motivated to share the results?
- Why is the most recent lab analysis posted from 2017?
- Why is the sample field blank?
And,
- How many times has Greenleaf Nutrients changes suppliers and mixes since 2017?
Also,
- Where is this product formulated, as it is not formulated in US.
And so I am here to ask @GreenleafNutrients for a more recent (3rd party) heavy metal lab analysis.
Does that make sense @Dirt_Wizard ?
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It does, I am just wondering what the current advertised content is, since I saw a commenter or two say that it’s changed a bit in the last year? I would also like to see some sort of third party tests as well, given the success of MegaCrop here I think it’s only fair for experienced users to be able to compare nutrient regimens including potential contaminants.
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They change the formula constantly. You have no way to know what batch you got other than comparing the look of the various salts, balls, etc.
This is why I’d like the heavy metal analysis. Even if the company is 100% looking out for our health by testing (every?) batch, WE cannot know what batch we actually got without a lab analysis that correlates a certain lot# to our specific bag.
We are of course ultimately vaporizing these metals and inhaling them as medicine. I just want to know how much!
Edit: There is some action we can all take to reduce heavy metal content of medium/fertilizer. Greenleaf Nutrients is not a special case - all fertilizer suppliers source tons of raw product from all over the world.
Here is GPT-4’s summary of this study:
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@LD50 ARE YOU MY EX-WIFE??? Because you’re sure as infuriatingly annoying as she was. Just don’t buy Mega Crop! Don’t worry about it’s contents! And definitely don’t sign up for the free samples. 
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@LD50 can ask what he wants
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Sure they can! But the way they ask is gonna determine the way its answered…
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As long as they are answered I’m sure he will be happy
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wow so quick! someone is doing something right, will be sure to thank them 
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why is it not formulated in USA?
I will check about latest analysis results
The website always has the latest formula version
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@CADMAN see here
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@LD50 may be one of them students but you also may be one of them teachers lol
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LD is requesting lab documents, I am trying to find those now for him 
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Okay so I am being ignored because I left a negative comment about @GreenleafNutrients customer service in this thread. Now it’s making sense to me.
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Maybe you remind them of an ex wife : )
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I don’t know you
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you have been replied to, check your dm
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That’s kind of the nature of a web forum though, isn’t it?
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