Yeah, I checked this out too because I've been lucky enough to get Juicy Roots from Canada myself. Shh. Juicy Roots is totally available there, and it's just not in the US because of the EPA stuff with labeling in the United States. Sucks, but true. I hate it when people jump to conclusions, especially when it looks like they're just trying to discredit something they obviously know nothing about. LOL
@SkeksisRule CGI or not doesn't matter. If they'd used real plants people (you) would just say they faked the results either way.
The simple fact is the shots they did here are hard to do with real plants and easy to do with CGI. It would've cost 10 times as much to do it with real plants and it would have been harder to see anyway. This is clearer and easier to understand.
@basementjungle Cost 10 times as much to do it with real plants? Are you fucking kidding me? How much does it cost you to clone a plant? They actually had to pay a designer to make the CGI animation. Do you know how much marketing costs? I promise it was more than a few clones.
Besides, this shit was discontinued. So how awesome was it, really?
AN makes a lot of fantastic bullshit claims even thought the components in their nutes are the same as all the rest. It's all marketing hype.
@SkeksisRule You're smoking some bad stuff there. First up Juicy Roots isn't discontinued. Second, CGI doesn't cost squat. There are zillions of college art students out there that will do this kind of practically for free just so they can put it in their portfolio. CGI is expensive in the movies because they're using guru type designers. There are decent designers right now that will practically work for food.
If you think you can film root development cheaper than that prove it.
@basementjungle Ok then, go try to buy some and let me know how that goes. You can even check Advanced Nutrients' own website. In fact, you should do exactly that. You'll see the product page but it is not available to buy. It's discontinued.
As for filming root development, if you look around it isn't very difficult. Besides, CGI results are not real results, and no amount of arguing can get you out of that one.
@SkeksisRule Ok, you're a f'in idiot. First off "Product Not Found" is quite obviously a bad link. Something on the website is broken, that's all. Click the Canadian flag rather than the American one and you can buy Juicy Roots. Or, you could use all three of your brain cells and try any of a hundred other online websites that all have it for sale.
Your bitching about CGI is childish. You clearly have an axe to grind so if they had real pictures you'd just say they faked those.
@aaron1182 That's great for you but not everyone is so lucky.
I haven't had much trouble cloning but I have a buddy who can't clone to save his life and I've watched him closely and I can't find what he does differently. It's almost like it's something you're born with. For some people a premium rooting gel is a must. He can clone perfectly with this Juicy Roots and not at all without it.
I have a 100% success rate with it myself. Hard to argue with that.
@MrCinapia haha i was one of those people too,was only getting around 40% taking root with soil..
but for people having trouble with cloning i highly recommend a bubble cloner so easy to make and completly fool proof.just google DIY bubble cloner can even be made with a kids lunch box:)
Then answer your own question. Alternately, search for local grow shops and call them to see if they have it. You could even go really old-school and use a phone book.
They make it sound too good to be true, but I've tried it and it actually gets cuttings to root. It has worked on bamboos, blueberry cuttings, begonias, and some other plants as long as cuttings are possible.
Yeah, I checked this out too because I've been lucky enough to get Juicy Roots from Canada myself. Shh. Juicy Roots is totally available there, and it's just not in the US because of the EPA stuff with labeling in the United States. Sucks, but true. I hate it when people jump to conclusions, especially when it looks like they're just trying to discredit something they obviously know nothing about. LOL
motherhugger11 2 months ago
"This [CGI] tomato plant has been treated with Juicy Roots..."
Uhh, yeah that's impressive fake results there, lol.
SkeksisRule 3 months ago
@SkeksisRule CGI or not doesn't matter. If they'd used real plants people (you) would just say they faked the results either way.
The simple fact is the shots they did here are hard to do with real plants and easy to do with CGI. It would've cost 10 times as much to do it with real plants and it would have been harder to see anyway. This is clearer and easier to understand.
basementjungle 3 months ago
@basementjungle Cost 10 times as much to do it with real plants? Are you fucking kidding me? How much does it cost you to clone a plant? They actually had to pay a designer to make the CGI animation. Do you know how much marketing costs? I promise it was more than a few clones.
Besides, this shit was discontinued. So how awesome was it, really?
AN makes a lot of fantastic bullshit claims even thought the components in their nutes are the same as all the rest. It's all marketing hype.
SkeksisRule 3 months ago
@SkeksisRule You're smoking some bad stuff there. First up Juicy Roots isn't discontinued. Second, CGI doesn't cost squat. There are zillions of college art students out there that will do this kind of practically for free just so they can put it in their portfolio. CGI is expensive in the movies because they're using guru type designers. There are decent designers right now that will practically work for food.
If you think you can film root development cheaper than that prove it.
basementjungle 2 months ago
@basementjungle Ok then, go try to buy some and let me know how that goes. You can even check Advanced Nutrients' own website. In fact, you should do exactly that. You'll see the product page but it is not available to buy. It's discontinued.
As for filming root development, if you look around it isn't very difficult. Besides, CGI results are not real results, and no amount of arguing can get you out of that one.
watch?v=LzCEsRksuEY
SkeksisRule 2 months ago
@SkeksisRule Ok, you're a f'in idiot. First off "Product Not Found" is quite obviously a bad link. Something on the website is broken, that's all. Click the Canadian flag rather than the American one and you can buy Juicy Roots. Or, you could use all three of your brain cells and try any of a hundred other online websites that all have it for sale.
Your bitching about CGI is childish. You clearly have an axe to grind so if they had real pictures you'd just say they faked those.
basementjungle 2 months ago
Bubble cloners are great, but the great thing about Juicy Roots is no matter how you like to clone it makes an enormous difference in success rates.
Kultiv8or 8 months ago
meh i get 100% success rate with a bubble cloner i knocked up with parts of an old fish tank,with or without the cheap powder i bought
aaron1182 8 months ago
@aaron1182 That's great for you but not everyone is so lucky.
I haven't had much trouble cloning but I have a buddy who can't clone to save his life and I've watched him closely and I can't find what he does differently. It's almost like it's something you're born with. For some people a premium rooting gel is a must. He can clone perfectly with this Juicy Roots and not at all without it.
I have a 100% success rate with it myself. Hard to argue with that.
MrCinapia 8 months ago
@MrCinapia haha i was one of those people too,was only getting around 40% taking root with soil..
but for people having trouble with cloning i highly recommend a bubble cloner so easy to make and completly fool proof.just google DIY bubble cloner can even be made with a kids lunch box:)
happy growing people
aaron1182 8 months ago
all the examples are 3d animation LOL!
montaramike 10 months ago
@montaramike So what's your point?
hydroherbal 9 months ago
@hydroherbal I thought my point was obvious, how does this represent actual results? Are you expecting us to believe a cartoon?
montaramike 9 months ago 2
@montaramike what would u prefer?
if it were live video u would say they faked it
haters gonna hate
aeroman420 9 months ago
This way people can watch the video at a cyber cafe or at work without worrying about who might be looking over their shoulder.
murissan 10 months ago
Tomatos? Really? Just be honest and say its to clone marijuana.
GreenTigerCA 10 months ago
Go to Google.
Type "juicy roots" into the Search bar.
Then answer your own question. Alternately, search for local grow shops and call them to see if they have it. You could even go really old-school and use a phone book.
hydrocult 11 months ago
wat store sells juicy roots
moparcountry420 11 months ago
They make it sound too good to be true, but I've tried it and it actually gets cuttings to root. It has worked on bamboos, blueberry cuttings, begonias, and some other plants as long as cuttings are possible.
stevelau1933 11 months ago
i love this place here fast safe shipping 25 bucks shipped to your door
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johnartmaster 1 year ago
how much would the smallest bottle cost and where do i get it
OCfunk4life 1 year ago
i really like the idea of being able to squeeze it out like a glue bottle, simplest things make a big difference!
thosemynikes 1 year ago
@thosemynikes I know! I love that.
And no, clonex is not better than Juicy Roots. Sorry.
Aeroherbs 1 year ago
clonex is best
MrDionysos23 1 year ago
Root me fuck me deeeeep this is good shit!!
covertgreen 2 years ago
oh man this stuff is unbelievable!
u can root anything with this
its amazing
ive had 100% rooting success with it so far
aeroman420 2 years ago
hey baby i wanna see your juicy roots ;)
nectarineblue 2 years ago