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Rapid Gro Fertilizer

19 years ago

I haven't Rapid Gro Fertilizer in years. At one time, it was one of my favorite fertilizers.

Is it still being made? If so, where can I find it.

Thanks!

Bill

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tadeusz5
19 years ago
Bill;

Looks like Chevron dumped that portion of their Bussiness back in the 80's when they made the biggest acqusition at that time of 13.3 Billion, Gulf oyl I believe , thus they concetrated on the oyl side. I also think that they dumped that product for the
reference of using for growing "Hemp". There are similar products on growgear.com.

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