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Very interesting indeed. Unfortunately it seems they only sell to laboratories... I do work in one but I doubt management will allow me to order for personal use :p
Upon further investigation, it looks that humic acid is readily available on amazon not sure if it's essentially the same thing? anyhow, I see a lot of people choose to do a foliar spray. How are you applying it SeaWalnut?
The principal components of pyroligneous acid are acetic acid, acetone and methanol.Wikipedia
Quote from: Ilya11 on November 03, 2019, 04:39:26 AMThe principal components of pyroligneous acid are acetic acid, acetone and methanol.WikipediaWikipedia is sometimes not a good place to get references .Its humic acid and fulvic acid and its also called wood vinnegar.
Quote from: CanadaGrower on November 03, 2019, 12:35:04 AMUpon further investigation, it looks that humic acid is readily available on amazon not sure if it's essentially the same thing? anyhow, I see a lot of people choose to do a foliar spray. How are you applying it SeaWalnut?I mix it in the water wich i use to wet the plants( soil).You can buy from online stores but its expensive stuff usually.If its too expensive doesnt worth to buy it but if its cheap ,get it and for sure you will like it.Pyroligneous acid its same as humic and fulvic acid,has both and the expensive ones come from charcoal mineral deposits.
Quote from: SeaWalnut on November 03, 2019, 01:31:37 AMQuote from: CanadaGrower on November 03, 2019, 12:35:04 AMUpon further investigation, it looks that humic acid is readily available on amazon not sure if it's essentially the same thing? anyhow, I see a lot of people choose to do a foliar spray. How are you applying it SeaWalnut?I mix it in the water wich i use to wet the plants( soil).You can buy from online stores but its expensive stuff usually.If its too expensive doesnt worth to buy it but if its cheap ,get it and for sure you will like it.Pyroligneous acid its same as humic and fulvic acid,has both and the expensive ones come from charcoal mineral deposits.Wood vinegar costs 3 us$ a litre in thailand.