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RE: B1 vs Superthrive

Linda, I don't want to beat a dead horse, but if you had just used water....or water with fertilizer you probably would have had the same results. Science requires a real test....with controls and, IMHO, we as "media" folks need to know what  we are telling people to use and that it REALLY works.  Superthrive has a cute label, but there are NO test results. There are NO ingrediants listed.
 
It used to be good enough for garden communicators to pass on things that worked for them. I don't believe it is now. We have to be a bit more responsible and do the testing others won't. Again, IMHO. The world has changed from the days we automatically accepted what the literature they send with a product says.....
 
Cheers,
 
Jeff L
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