NetworkNewsBreaks – Golden Triangle Ventures Inc
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Posted On: 10/05/2021 4:10:08 PM
NetworkNewsBreaks – Golden Triangle Ventures Inc. (GTVH) Releases Preliminary Results Showing HyGrO Technology Could Increase Longevity of Cut Flowers
Golden Triangle Ventures (OTC: GTVH) released the successful results of preliminary testing of its proprietary HyGrO hydrogen water technology and is looking forward to pursuing larger-scale studies. The company will work with commercial-scale flower products to further evaluate the efficacy of GTVH’s new process. The preliminary research, which lasted 21 days, was designed to assess whether hydrogen-infused water via the HyFrontier Technologies HyGrO system would increase the longevity of cut flowers, including stock roses, carnations and gladiolas. “Two vases were filled, one with regular tap water and one with HyGrO water. The water was never changed, and pictures were taken to document the results,” explains a recent article. “From the results, photos and observations made in this study, the company concluded that water produced using HyGrO’s patent-pending technology could increase the shelf life of cut flowers, reduce the bloom rate and potentially reduce waste in the floral industry. Plans are already underway to confirm the results through a larger study.”
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Golden Triangle Ventures (OTC: GTVH) released the successful results of preliminary testing of its proprietary HyGrO hydrogen water technology and is looking forward to pursuing larger-scale studies. The company will work with commercial-scale flower products to further evaluate the efficacy of GTVH’s new process. The preliminary research, which lasted 21 days, was designed to assess whether hydrogen-infused water via the HyFrontier Technologies HyGrO system would increase the longevity of cut flowers, including stock roses, carnations and gladiolas. “Two vases were filled, one with regular tap water and one with HyGrO water. The water was never changed, and pictures were taken to document the results,” explains a recent article. “From the results, photos and observations made in this study, the company concluded that water produced using HyGrO’s patent-pending technology could increase the shelf life of cut flowers, reduce the bloom rate and potentially reduce waste in the floral industry. Plans are already underway to confirm the results through a larger study.”
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