PGR's are categorized as pesticides, but mostly have to do with rooting and growth.
PGR's can be organic or synthetic and are used to keep plants short by limiting internode elongation. When used on seeds it helps them form strong roots.
Apparently the product Sumagic was approved in just the last few years to be used on vegetable plants, when it had been used for many years on perennials and other non-edibles.
We had to deal with this issue in Colorado and so we got regulations in place that limit use of pesticides. If pesticides are not regulated in your neck of the woods, might want to start a petition.
Hope that helps a little. Peace.
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Do you think the photos I post look like PGR buds or no? I have no way of telling as I am just a patient and not a grower, the quality seems very very high to me. It medicates my condition.
There is no way you can visually tell, you would have to have it tested; which is why it's important to get these sort of regulations in place. Those nugs seem like they are very nice, so it would be a shame to let it go to waste... Have a great day friend.