Grow Genius Mono Silicic Acid: The Next Gen Silicon Nutrient for your Plants

[@DrBom-qn1xg]

How do you know that you formulated the product to deliver enough silica? Seems like such tiny doses are there any data or information showing that the recommended dose of MSA delivers benefits to cannabis plants?

[@danwardwafd634]

I really enjoyed it usefull information thankyou.

[@SalBlydenburgh]

Is anyone using a air pump in the reservoir?

[@Bahlockaye420]

Yes. Air pump. Not air stones. Don’t no the science. Just what I found. I run mine 10 minutes every 2 hours to keep the nutes suspended.

[@bernardrice8986]

This man was explaining this product in super detail, and the moderator continued interrupting and not paying attention. Most of us were here to get educated and not to hear the moderator with his invaluable input. He needs to learn when to keep his mouth shut.

[@takeupyourcross9597]

thanks for the video. will be buying this product very soon

[@autopotusa]

If you have any questions about the product, let us know. Thanks for watching!

[@therealgreenmonsta7264]

These comments are unbelievable. Fuck the haters. This is a great product and I appreciate the education.

[@stenichol2610]

How long does 1 litre with 0.5ml mixed last?

[@gregmcallister3893]

Aloha from Northern Lights Seed Research Hawaii. We pay $60 a ton for 48% Si volcanic pumice and then mix it with acid peat. Acid rains and soils has been dissolving rock for how many Centuries???

[@kenmitchell5605]

Can i throw this in my autopot 25gal rez?

[@autopotusa]

Yes, absolutely. It’s stable in a res for up to 7 days with no fallout or ph issues created.

[@treesmkrg3667]

I use r/o water do I need to add cal mag before I add the silica?

[@kenmitchell5605]

@@autopotusa will it be available on Amazon. If so when?

[@Bl4Me_]

@@treesmkrg3667 1. silica 2. calmag 3. micro/base

[@rvansteensel420]

@@treesmkrg3667 dafuq kinda question is that , you ALWAYS put in silica first

[@dabzpaintball4478]

What's the percentage of m.acid in the GG product?

[@dariusbumblauskas1702]

40% as per claim

[@autopotusa]

40% mono-silicic acid stabilized in ethanol. It's used at .1ml/gal as a root drench and 2ml/gal as a foliar feed.

[@dabzpaintball4478]

@@autopotusa What do you mean by a true drench?I do hydro so do I just put it in the solution and let it run all the way through the week

[@dariusbumblauskas1702]

It used to be 3ml/100L when did that changed and why?

[@user-jm5hg3qi4f]

It still is? 0,3ml pr 10 l ​@@dariusbumblauskas1702

[@LoHMysticAgent]

Greetings, where can i buy rhis silica for my hydroponic houseplants?

[@b_lumenkraft]

Hey, moderator, your constant "right, right, yeah, yeah right" adds nothing of value but makes it extremely hard to follow this conversation. You must stop talking when the guest is talking!

[@saudade2745]

Silly boy

[@userunknown2645]

Mod shut up and stop pretending, we dont need a shit humm uhmm for active listening. Jesus​@saudade2745

[@bernardrice8986]

I was thinking the same thing. 🙄

[@svenson1804]

this would be way more enjoyable tom listen/watch of the audio would be at least half way decent, please improve guys

[@autopotusa]

Appreciate the feedback. We’re working on better audio for these conversations. Thanks for watching!

[@svenson1804]

@@autopotusa otherwise Great Contest and the product is already ordered 😉

[@jackhaus5238]

O it's a commercial

[@autopotusa]

Yes, we're talking about a product we carry and have used ourselves for the past two years in trials, but it's an in depth conversation about a bunch of things related to Silicon so there's value outside of that fact for anyone that uses or is thinking about using silicon in their grow. We think of it more as a way to educate people on a product that works really great in the AutoPot System, or any system for that matter. There's a lot of misinformation out there about silica, silicate, mono silicic acid and silicon so hopefully this helps people understand the differences and what makes mono-silicic acid such an effective way to give your plants readily available silicon.