Help Super-Grow Survive!
Please Click Here And Email The Agriculture Department!
Super-Grow has been operating since 2004 and has been importing small lots of
supplies an estimated 40 times with very little problems and has continued to grow
and attract world-wide customers. Sadly, since January 22, 2010 Super-Grow has been threatened
with government action that will force it to shut down. I received a telephone call
from a government employee advising me that his department is charged with working
with Customs Canada; that they had made an estimated 40 consecutive mistakes in letting in the
products (really, that many?) and that I was now required to get very expensive licenses and permits
that cost more than the products I sell. This is obviously a ridiculous situation than can only
result in shutting down my small business. You can help by writing to the Ministry of Agriculture.
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The Rose is one of the oldest and best-known flowers, with the oldest fossil being 35 million years old. There are over 150 rose species. Like all plants the rose has natural levels of different hormones that regulates seed germination, root development, flowering and much more. By learning how to use these substances growers can get the best results from their rose gardens.
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Flowering
Gibberellic Acid
The use of a foliar spray
of 120 PPM concentration of
Gibberellic Acid
will increase the number of flowers
and longer stems on roses.
[www.personal.psu.edu/students/c/e/cem256/PGRPaper.htm]
Growth
Gibberellic Acid
I sprayed a rose plant that was dormant and had only about 4 sets of
leaves with Gibberellic Acid (GA3) 650 PPM and it grew about
10 inches of new winter growth!! Amazing! [Kevin, April 2006]
Triacontanol
I bought 2 grams of Triacontanol 62% Pure.
I grow roses and have been using UltraBoost from a company
called Primary Products. From what I have read, Ultraboost uses Triacontanol,
so I figured I would try and make my own.
I bought 5 American Beauty roses all around the same size and health. I
mixed several batches of the solution, 2 ppm, 10 ppm, 25 ppm and 100 ppm. I
labeled each rose bush accordingly including one using the UltraBoost. The
25 ppm and 100 ppm bushes did the best, almost identical. So it appears in
my small experiment 25 ppm is the way to go. No use using 100 ppm if the
results are the same. Anyway, the surprise was that the 25ppm and 100ppm
bushes over a weeks time actually doubled the size of new growth of the bush
using UltaBoost. Go figure. - D.L., Sunnyvale Texas - May 23, 2005
Transplanting
IBA
When transplanting rose bushes
soaking the roots for ten minutes in
IBA
at 150 ppm will help root growth
and lessen transplant root damage.
[www.personal.psu.edu/students/c/e/cem256/PGRPaper.htm]
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