Forceful Orchid Fertilizers??? - Orchid Board

orchidman77 · #1 12-27-2009, 01:23 AM

Have any of you bought this ebook or whatever it is.....I have seen it from time to time searching the internet and am wondering if it's as good as it's made out to be.

Welcoming people's

on the matter.

David

ronaldhanko · #2 12-27-2009, 03:08 AM

King_of_orchid_growing:) · #3 12-27-2009, 04:17 AM

What's the book's subject matter supposed to be? The title of this "book" is confusing.

What are you really interested in finding out that you would seek something like this? Why are you looking for what you're looking for?

Please clarify...

RosieC · #4 12-27-2009, 07:46 AM

I've not heard of it before but looking at their webpage it looks like the type of thing which is just a lot of hype over not much.

I could be completely wrong though, just the way it looks to me from the style of the adverts (these are the style of adverts I generally ignore because they look like hype).

uffe3667 · #5 12-27-2009, 08:38 AM

I would not trust these kind of sites very much.
It looks even to be automatically generated.
When searching on the publishers name "Don Barton" you get hundreds of similar sites claiming the same success for lawns, palm treas, hibiscus, Clematis, etc, etc. etc.
Even one for bonsai for which i would not know why you want to have a 250 % increased growth rate.

Greets Erik

King_of_orchid_growing:) · #6 12-27-2009, 12:22 PM

OH MY GOD! What absolute b***s**t!!!

I actually went onto the website...

What the hell is this garbage!

The reasons why orchids would lose their vigor is completely known!

I can tell you why in just a couple general statements!

This is the biggest steaming pile of garbage I've ever heard.

You want a better lawn! OMG! I'll tell you one of those ways immediately! Free of charge! And I'm on tv and movies all the time (not plugging any garden products of course)!

Mycorrhizae! This is what'll get you a stronger lawn. It's still not going to guarantee you a beautiful lawn unless you still take care of it!

Man, don't trust this guy, company or whatever the hell they are. This is one of those marketing scams! It's not supported by any kind of scientific information that is currently known.

The ad uses all the marketing ploys that are classic in sales.

Save your money.

trdyl · #7 12-27-2009, 12:41 PM

Yep. It looks like someone is trying to make a quick buck. Reading this "You'll Be Amazed by Your Orchids' Growth Within 7 Days or it's FREE!" made me laugh.