Virus testing?

[DavidCampen]

Originally Posted by Bud

I have tested a couple of plants I thought had virus...and that was to years ago...I dont know the rates now...but I say the labs are cheaper than the $10 each of Agdia(I dont know maybe its now more expensive since $10 was 2 yrs ago)

I gave you infos of the latest google I found a couple of min ago...I think you can find them better yourself since you are in LA and I am in NYC

I didnt mean to confuse you...
sorry if you read my writing as conflicting

testing is the only way to ascertain virus
looking at the pictures is not efficient since you are easily confused.

I am not confused. It is obvious that you don't know what you are talking about and are just prattling on with random nonsense. It would be nice if you could find another thread to do this in.

[Bud]

I was trying to help you...but obviously you didnt want answers....you wanted to argue and fight with me...
I just cant beleive I got this negative attitude from you.

[DavidCampen]

Originally Posted by Bud

I was trying to help you...but obviously you didnt want answers....you wanted to argue and fight with me...
I just cant beleive I got this negative attitude from you.

Talking nonsense like you did in this thread helps no one.

[Wynn Dee13]

I have heard that the Agdia strips work well. I haven't used them myself though. Just because a plant looks healthy doesn't mean it can't have a virus. If you use a strip on a healthy plant and it is positive for virus I would believe it. A plant most likely has the virus for quite awhile before it shows a lot of symptoms. If a plant has symptoms of a virus and tests negative for a virus then maybe there is a different explanation for the symptoms the plant has. Some virus symptoms look like other problems and vica versa.