Grower's Choice is the brand I think. Found it on Amazon that seems to be the same as higher priced versions. Seems to work. The stems fattened right up and the plants seem better supported.Title explains the question, just curious on what people use and like. Ive tried a variety my self, currently using blue planets gold shield and its decent, price wise not so much compared to others sadly.
I will agree GH amr si is strong, 1 ml per 3.78liters 1 gallon"" shows it self in the ppm and ph change but also works as a good bloom booster being 0-0-2 and growth in stem strength i noticed when i used it was bigger than others but lol most others are only 0-0-1 or .5 lolPersonally, in hydroponics I am happy with the silica of advanced hydroponics, a bit expensive but very concentrated. However I plan to switch to potassium silicate, extremely cheap and also excellent as a pH up.
Mills. They do two types, one is refined from sand and clay and is a version you crush down and mix into the top layer of soils and coco. Very strong and lasts long as you dont need much. The other version they do is very expensive but is in a highly concentrated liquid form were you need afew drops. Ive seen plants infected will allsorts of pest like brad mites and russet mites and when reglarly fed with the liquid silica they have a hard time with the plant and the plants just outgrow any damage they do as if they are laughing at them. Its good stuff.Title explains the question, just curious on what people use and like. Ive tried a variety my self, currently using blue planets gold shield and its decent, price wise not so much compared to others sadly.
i use silica with every single plant every growis there an issue with your girls or do you just want to add silica just because you read something on the internet?
Fermented Aloe juiceI use a hoarse tail top dress and tea And rice hulls.
Same hereTitle explains the question, just curious on what people use and like. Ive tried a variety my self, currently using blue planets gold shield and its decent, price wise not so much compared to others sadly.
+1One company i did try was raw and the raw silica was confusing to me cause it never changed the ph.
And on the other note to whomever posted it, ive done test grow side by side and silica is a real thing but its understanding it time structure and using it properly so many people lock out nutes and etc because of basic mixing mistakes but As a person who like using coco and testing it side by side, the natural gnats in coco that come in everthing and plus they love coco i have seen plants without silica would attract more and not have the natural pest resistance that silica gives to the cell walls so yeah no internet reading blah blah im old school i learn from personal experiences and also its noticeable in other plants i do in my garden like cucumbers peas and corn.
Ionic liquid silicone the ionic range is the simplest I've foundTitle explains the question, just curious on what people use and like. Ive tried a variety my self, currently using blue planets gold shield and its decent, price wise not so much compared to others sadly.
Any silica you would add should be added before other nutrients.Personally, in hydroponics I am happy with the silica of advanced hydroponics, a bit expensive but very concentrated. However I plan to switch to potassium silicate, extremely cheap and also excellent as a pH up.
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