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Growers Secret Clinical And Visual Evidence 12 26 10
- 1. Visual and Clinical Evidence of an Organic Agricultural Breakthrough
- 5. Images of Growth: Visual Evidence
- 6. Seedlings Untreated. Treated with Grower's Secret. Vegetables
- 15. Cabbage Untreated. Treated with Grower's Secret. Vegetables
- 18. Lettuce Untreated. Treated with Grower's Secret. Vegetables
- 20. Spinach Untreated. Treated with Grower's Secret. Vegetables
- 21. Barley Seedlings Untreated. Treated with Grower's Secret. Vegetables
- 28. Coffee Tree Roots Untreated. Treated with Grower's Secret. Fruits
- 38. Fig Trees Untreated. Treated with Grower's Secret. Flowers/Ornamentals
- 39. Bush Bean Seeds Untreated. Treated with Grower's Secret. Flowers/Ornamentals
- 40. Clinical Testing: Scientific Evidence
- 41. Grower's Secret increases chickpea yield Plants/square meter Yield (kilograms/hectare) Grower's Secret applied to chickpea plants. Source: University of Idaho study, January 2003; W. Chun.
- 42. Grower's Secret increases pumpkin yield Grower's Secret applied to "Snack Jack" (edible seeds) pumpkins. Number of Pumpkins Total Weight of Pumpkins (lbs) Average Weight of Pumpkins (lbs) Source: Pennsylvania State University study, June 2004; M.D. Orzolek.
- 43. Grower's Secret increases tomato plant height, flowers, and fruit (I) Grower's Secret applied to Rutgers tomatoes increase plant height and flowering ability. Tomato Plant Height (mean inches) Tomato Plant Flowers (mean number of flowers per plant) Source: ABR Tomato Trial at HARC Kunia Farm, Oahu, Hawaii; S. Schenck
- 44. Grower's Secret increases tomato plant height, flowers, and fruit (II) Grower's Secret applied to Rutgers tomatoes increased number and weight of fruit harvested. Tomato Plant Harvest (mean number of total tomatoes harvested) Tomato Weight (mean number total fruit weight) Source: ABR Tomato Trial at HARC Kunia Farm, Oahu, Hawaii; S. Schenck
- 45. Grower's Secret is successful in nematode reduction (I) Grower's Secret applied to Rutgers tomatoes showed less root knotting due to nematode resistance. Root Knot Rating Source: ABR Tomato Trial at HARC Kunia Farm, Oahu, Hawaii, January 2003; S. Schenck
- 46. Grower's Secret is successful in nematode reduction (II) Grower's Secret applied to coffee trees. Nematode Egg Count Nematode J 2 * Count * J 2 = "Second stage juveniles" Nematode Male Count Source: University of Hawaii at Manoa; B. Snipes
- 47. Grower's Secret is successful in reducing fungus Disease Severity (Percent of dead foliage caused by downy mildew) Grower's Secret helpful in reducing presence of downy mildew on winter squash. Untreated Grower's Secret Untreated Grower's Secret Source: North Carolina State University, October 2008; M.L. Adams, G.J. Holmes, S.J. Colucci
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- … ..from home gardening to large scale agriculture Is there a way to make a statement that would convey that this is a novel product, unlike all others, that enables plants to reach their optimum productivity?
- Grower’s Secret is a natural plant growth energizer developed from an edible fruit that is a beneficial symbiont in long lived forest trees. By promoting healthy vigorous growth, Grower’s Secret may reduce the impact of certain pathogens and pests on plants Is protected by US and International Patents and Trade Secrets. Has been tested on numerous crops for over 9 years
- Plants left is control Right is gs treated more full, darker green
- These pictures show the difference between GS and a control where the control roots are infected by root knot nematodes (swelling of roots), less fine feeder roots.
- I threw in another picture that you might be able to use. These are pineapple crowns that were dipped in water (left) or GS (right) for at least 5 minutes before planting. Pineapple is notoriously slow and the pictures were taken one month after treatment. There are way more root initials on the GS treated crowns (at least 10 times more). This would lead to quicker establishment and better growth, fruit yield. Bromeliads (which is the family that pineapples are from), are not strong root producers and is a weak point in it’s cultivation. By promoting root growth, GS solves a major problem.
- See other slide I inserted earlier.
- This is not coffee.
- These petunias were planted in root knot infested soil and what you’re seeing is the difference between a sick plant on the left and a healthy gs treated plant on the right.
- This is the same info as the previous slide. Choose one or the other.
- Same as previous two, choose.
- Same as before.