Lab lactic acid ,lactic acid are used in many plant products for their benefits and I am making a plant supplement I use which has lactic acid as half the ingredients , Online I have lactic acid 80% this is the acid produced by the bacteria (lab) aha alpha hydroxy acid used n for skin care etc would this be the same lab call me stupid like but when I buy lactic acid this is all comes up I can make lab with milk , but as this pure is a few quid and I can’t wait for fermentation I want it asap wondering if I can buy this
Em 1 has a lot of other bennies too I use this on soil and in veg but in flower week4 I don’t think em1 would be of benefit , but lactic acid it’s self is used in many bud washes and I am using it as it causes spider mites to expand Adele as fixing powdery mildew when used in conjunction to citric acid they both have a synergetic relationship , so I’m trying to figure out if the lactic acid 80% for skin sold as lab grade is the same but more like what the nutrient companies use a product I use here is citric acid and lactic acid only and it’s amazing but 250ml is $60 yet lactic acid I can get a litre for 5 and citric for less
I mean yes you can create your own lactic acid but 80% pure lactic acid online is going to be something like 80% lactic acid and 20% water, whereas the stuff you'll make at home will likely have a bunch of other organic stuff in it. If it's just for gardening, I'd imagine the made-at-home would be better overall for soil health. I have no idea what putting 80% pure lactic acid into soil would do by itself...
i bought a 2 gal glass jar with lid a few years back just for making mine. i had the hardest time getting my serum out with out mixing it, my hands are big , so with the jar a cut a x inside the cheese and slowly lift one portion out and the take a turkey baster and draw the serum out, works great , i tried to eat the cheese one time and the wife had a fit , there was no taste at all , anyway i just mix the whey and cheese into my compost pile and let it work in it