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Any use of superthrive that is large as the one you described should only be used once or twice a grow. If your using it regular definitely dont exceed a couple drops per gallon.
yeah, he's been doing 2-4 oz. per 3 gallons...he's since, relented...thanks to your info and similiar facts online. i just hope they're not permanently stunted. i have done a thorough flush and put him on green cleaning and tea brewing...he better not try and sneak that stuff into my recipe!
mate, the purpose of sites like this is to help you move from someone who might ask outwardly, to someone who asks inwardly because the community have supported your development. There are lots of GH's that can be used to great impact in bloom, but many relating to certain acids etc, are not the best so should be limited imo, its a fine line when you use GH direct. Formation of male flowers is generally promoted by concentrations of Gibberellic acid 10 to 200 ppm. Modulation of GH by bacteria is a more sensible and reliable approach. At some stage we will all admit, we haven't much idea when and what our plants need, but microbe workers have been at it for millions of years.true true i guess u have a good point there and i did lkinda try and do some but to me it was more of a guess then not and i came up with 1/8 tsp/gal for the week? and i didnt think of it the way u put it thx for the insight and i apologize
tittystick doesn't know how to be nice to others, and treats everyone like they are his bitch. please, come back to the site anytime and ask whatever question is necessary. and avoid too much advice from him...as his math is foulable i can personally attest. these conversions are not easy and sometimes one needs a different answer like how many drops per cup. keep coming back.true true i guess u have a good point there and i did l kinda try and do some but to me it was more of a guess then not and i came up with 1/8 tsp/gal for the week? and i didnt think of it the way u put it thx for the insight and i apologize
To put it another way, read the fucking manual.Hit the nail on the head. Superthrive works fine and will not make plants hermie so long as you FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS.
Every time you water?I've always heard to cut Superthrive when going into flower as well. I use it .5ml per gal during Veg and have never had any problems.
I stopped using Superthrive about 5 years ago.Every time you water?
Well, I'm going to give it a try, because my sister the master gardener says it's good.
Its kelp and BSM? just use kelp meal if you use soil, its is a lot cheaper and has many other compounds that will have been lost when it is converted to a mineral liquid like this. Rates of soil CO2 respiration will tell you if you have adequate mineralization in your media. you can buy CO2 soil test kits from Solvita. it is unlikely any soil is deficient in minerals since we all live on a massive rock full of the periodic table, only media systems not be functioning correctly and so microbial transformation of organic minerals slows or drops out.Well, I'm going to give it a try, because my sister the master gardener says it's good.
no doubt...cuz wen u hav a deficiency/problems.they got another bottle of some other shit to sell u tooOverkill is what all manufacturers are hoping for. That is why they put a big old mouth on the bottle in hopes that you will overdo it LOL
they guessed :-) its 15 on my drippers too mate, its 15 when you squeeze it out of my bio hydrate product too,Hi there :party1:
How many drops SuperThrive or Rootex L per ml.
Supethrive or Rootex L have (isopropalcohol imo) and that drops out thin - 2 times thinner than water.
Google says 20 drops per ml but my drippers perform as follows :
1ml = Water 15 drops - SuperThrive 30 drops
1 drop per gallon or 1/4 drop/lt is the stated minimum dose - but it that 1/15 of a ml or 1/30 ml - big difference for such strong stuff and a big gap if you wanna get it right right right. BTW ST or Rootex have specific applications and you will set back root expansion markedly if used wrong time wrong dose imo.
Interested in your opinion - mine is that Superthrive company dose rates are at 20drops/ml, so did they read it off a book @ 20 drops or use a real life dropper themselves ? :cool::crying2::drunk::puke2:
Uhhhhhh shiiit..... here we go with the 3,000 people that ALL CLAIM, their way is the "right way".... unfuckin real! This is exactly why it's so goddam hard to find help through online forums.... everyoneFor what it's worth I've been using Superthrive as an additive to my nutrient mix for a couple years and recently upped the amount. Using maybe 40-50 ml per 40 gal. Started to see nanners and even balls on a few different stains. Stopped the Superthrive altogether and no more problems. Look at the label ,50 different hormones. I'll stay away from any hormones additives from now on.