Ady

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they so many out there..?

 

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Probably need to be a little more specific...but i love ,,trinity catalyst for all around growth..keeps things very green

 

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I use canna boost,great yields but it's expensive,thats the only problem,lol.76

 

Ady

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Canna boost everyone seen to talking about this stuff what so good about it

 

GR33NL3AF

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Generally a 'boost' is synthetic....why post in the Organic Soil thread?

If your genetics are up to par you don't need to waste money on boosters...

 

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Ok then let hear abit more always like to learn new thing

 

GR33NL3AF

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All i'm trying to say is you don't need boosters if other, more important, factors are up to par. This is the order of which things need to prioritized:
-Genetics
-Lighting
-Environment
-Nutrition

Nutrient is dead last, meaning this - There isn't some CRAZY new product on the market that will make your plant produce something outside of it's already programmed genetic potential.

 

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Yea but it's also important to have everything dialled including feeding\ nutes,76

 

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I agree with Gr33nL3af on this one…. plants & environment that are dialed, don't need boosters imvho.

 

GR33NL3AF

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william76 said:

Yea but it's also important to have everything dialled including feeding\ nutes,76

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I've seen some of the BEST quality product from a simple Jack's 3-2-1 dry salt regimen. No boosters, no organic additives, no BS. Check out @nMEEKS grows

 

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I have alway believe in just water they don't get food and boost out side by them self

 

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Use snowstorm ultra (SSU). It contains triacontanol which is found in most boosters. Dumping the temps the last 2-3 weeks works really well also.

 

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BB..AN plain simple, to not beat around the bush.
(Ya haters bring the hate) dont bother me. IME BB way to go for salt booster.
Happy farmin;)

 

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Make some act teas and boost with that along with molasses if your growing organic. Pouring synthetics into organic soils is no buèno!!

 

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Organic soil boosters--alfalfa, kelp, guano. Go easy on all of them. I would not use the alfalfa late in flower.

If I had enough spent blossoms from my flowering plants, I would be making those into fermented plant juices and using those. I was able to get a rhododendron that wouldn't bloom to put out some nice blooms by making a FPJ from spent Camellia blossoms and applying that around the base of the rhodi.

 

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straincreation said:

BB..AN plain simple, to not beat around the bush.
(Ya haters bring the hate) dont bother me. IME BB way to go for salt booster.
Happy farmin;)

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I have to agree here. Always had solid results from Big Bud. I've gone to heavy 16 base and decided to try their Fire booster in conjunction with their base. Got good results too. But I'm going to go back to Big Bud once I'm out of the Fire.

 

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This is in the organic forum.?
Just to reiterate, boosters not needed in an organic setup. Just add a little back strap molasses (@25ml per gallon) at day 21 and day 45 to fuel resin production.

 

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Then that qualifies as a booster. :p

 

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Organic 'boosters' - Grow more Mendocino Avalanche, Green Planet Massive and essentially anything with tricantinol in it.

 

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Potash, molasses, and phosphorus should give you a nice kick