B1 question...Zandor?

[Marc Benson]

Hey I know you use B1 in flower. Any tricks of the trade? Thanks!

[Zandor]

I use B1 in veg too. 5ml to 10 ml per gallon B1 promotes healthy root walls and adds strength to the main stock too. It's just one of the little things you add you can live with out it but why is my question. Just like H²O² some only use it when they are problems but with each water change you add 5ml per gallon for white roots. White roots mean less nutrient lock out and less problems. Why not use it?

Then there is CalMag plus if you use RO water you must use CalMag plus to put back some of the nutrients the RO process removes. That's why people have rust spots on their leaves and have mag lock. Guess what it's not lock but more like lack of mag that is the problem.

Those are a few tricks of the trade so to speak....

Happy growing.

[Marc Benson]

Thanks Zandor!

So if I use B1 (I assume you can get this at the local garden center?) and some H202 (what strength?) at the pharmacy and mix to those volumes and use in each watering it can't hurt and will more than likely help.

[HARDDON]

MB...

Your SuperThrive has all the B-1 you could possibly want. What esle exactly is in SuperThrive isn't known, but it is known it contains high levels of some B vitamins.

If you are wanting to supplement just B-1 might wanna cutback or reconsider use of SuperThrive.

[Zandor]

Superthrive is for root growth and B1 is more for the cell wall of the plant that's the difference.

[mafia819]

So to speak, Superthrive provides all kinds of Vitamin B (1,2,4,8,12) and other stuff we dont know as HARDDON said..

Happy Growing! :D

[Zandor]

So to speak, Superthrive provides all kinds of Vitamin B (1,2,4,8,12) and other stuff we dont know as HARDDON said..

Happy Growing! :D
It's great stuff for roots in the early cycle development. Just not the the long run of the whole plant cycle.