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Austin MN

Hey everyone just want to say THANK YOU!!! I am amazed the response I got with bigstem. This is a few basic things about my product for those asking! :)

10/24/2015 8:45:26 PM

Austin MN

The basics are that the price will be $15 per set. Each set makes a gallon I recommend doing three applications during the year one at day 2 one at day 30 and one at day 70. What bigstem is, is a hormone to help control the stress levels and aging process of the plant. These two factors I believe if helped controlled can greatly increase the health if the plant thus increasing the size.
Should be in full swing for sales this winter.

10/24/2015 8:49:13 PM

Austin MN

I am testing and further researching Bigstem this winter! Ron Wallace said to me this weekend "you really put in the work to do this" I really want to keep testing this and try my best to give every one the best Bang for there Buck

10/24/2015 8:51:24 PM

Connecticut

Hi Tconway-

How many pumpkins have been grown using your product? It is always nice to see what data others are collecting in an effort to potentially improve pumpkin weights. Also, I am not sure what other data you are collecting, but if you have any other results it would be interesting to be able to review them.

Lastly, do you have any links to scientific papers that may help provide some background information to see how your product may be best integrated into various growing situations?

Looking forward to the results.

10/25/2015 4:33:45 PM

Austin MN

Hi Matt! Good meeting you this weekend in NYC so far just pumpkins have been testest I am running test this winter on my product. Should get tomatoes mostly tested. I will right some papers showing data and science behind bigstem this winter on my winter break.

10/25/2015 6:59:14 PM

Austin MN

Like we talked about in person I really think using bigstem and Anthesis together can be the key to having healthier plants!

10/25/2015 7:00:08 PM

Harrisville, Pa

Is that one gallon for one plant or multiple plants?

10/28/2015 4:49:04 AM

Harrisville, Pa

Sorry just read the other post and got my answer.

10/28/2015 4:52:06 AM