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Two people discuss a spray solution that enhances plant photosynthesis, explaining the technology and delivery methods before one person considers tasting it, comparing the flavor to milk of magnesia.
Summary
The speakers discuss a spray solution designed to enhance plant photosynthesis, allowing plants to perform photosynthesis for several additional hours per day compared to their normal cycle. One speaker explains the application process: the solution is mixed and then sprayed onto plants using various delivery methods including spray bottles or helicopter forestry rigs. The speaker emphasizes that the spraying technology is well-established and there are thousands of different spray rigs available, making the technology extremely well-known and established in the industry. The conversation then takes a humorous turn when one speaker suggests tasting the solution, describing its flavor as similar to milk of magnesia. The other speaker appears skeptical but willing to try it, with one person joking about adding ice to make it more palatable.
Key Insights
- The spray solution enables plants to conduct photosynthesis for several additional hours per day beyond their normal photosynthetic cycle
- The speaker emphasizes that spray technology for agricultural application is extremely well-known and established, with thousands of different spray rig options available
- Multiple spray application methods exist ranging from simple spray bottles to large-scale helicopter forestry rigs
- One speaker describes the solution as tasting like milk of magnesia when consumed
- The speakers consider consuming the solution despite its unpleasant taste, with discussion of adding ice to improve palatability
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Transcript
[0:00] Mix it a little bit, and there it is. >> That's it. >> That's it. And you just spray it. You can use a spray bottle, you can use a helicopter on forestry, you can There's thousands of different spray rigs. The technology's extremely well known and established. But, that's it. >> So, you take this solution, you spray it on a plant, and it does photosynthesis a couple more hours a day than it normally would. >> want to take a shot of it, tastes like milk of magnesia. >> You first. Are you going to take a shot of that? >> I don't know. I could take a little. >> some ice? [0:30] Would be Oh.
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