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Originally Posted by Katipan
It's a necessary designation because we're required by law to list all non-organic fertilizers and pesticides. Then we have to pay extra to prove it.
GS and livwell want to keep using Eagle 20. For that honor they've lost tens of thousands of plants.
It may not mean much in Texas or at the top of an ivory tower, but it means something in CO.
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I've always hung out with an eclectic crowd. The ****ing hippies around here used to drive me crazy with "That's not organic because it doesn't burn completely." (for those that don't know, if it doesn't burn completely it means it still has some moisture in it so it either wasn't dried all the way or it wasn't cured properly).