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04-07-2008, 11:27 PM #1OPJunior Member
Additives and supplements for flowering in soil
I was wondering what additives and supplements everyone is using and/or has liked during the flowering stage when using soil. I have read all the post on here, but most if not all are for hydroponics which I'm not sure if they are okay for soil or not. The ones I've seen listed on here most are: Topmax, Liquid Karma, Kool bloom, and Calmag plus. If anyone has used these or any other products I would be glad to hear their success or failure. I am in the 1st week of flowering just so everyone knows. Also if anyone has heard of or used Dark energy tell me if it works. I read it takes off a couple of weeks of flowering but I've only read that. Thanks for reading.
sirsmokealot23 Reviewed by sirsmokealot23 on . Additives and supplements for flowering in soil I was wondering what additives and supplements everyone is using and/or has liked during the flowering stage when using soil. I have read all the post on here, but most if not all are for hydroponics which I'm not sure if they are okay for soil or not. The ones I've seen listed on here most are: Topmax, Liquid Karma, Kool bloom, and Calmag plus. If anyone has used these or any other products I would be glad to hear their success or failure. I am in the 1st week of flowering just so everyone Rating: 5
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04-08-2008, 08:38 AM #2Senior Member
Additives and supplements for flowering in soil
hey hey.
ive used liquid karma with pretty good results and lots of people around here swear by it. it definitely produces a more vigorous plant.
cal mag plus seems to also work well. i use it every once in a while to keep everything in line and ive never had any cal or mg problems.
gravity is a flower hardener and finisher made by humboldts own. ive used it a couple times and it definitely does pretty much what it says its going to do on the bottle. it can make rockhard nuggets which isnt always desirable, so be sure to follow directions and even use less than the recommended amount.
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04-08-2008, 03:13 PM #3Senior Member
Additives and supplements for flowering in soil
Originally Posted by sirsmokealot23
Is dark energy a three-part? I found the Grow(2-0-0) in a catelogue. I guess supernova(1-1-1) is the bloom? It seems like its made well just maybe alittle watered down. I would sugest General Hydroponic 3-part or 2-part, Bonticare pure-blend, and most of all foxfarm 3-part.
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04-10-2008, 02:08 AM #4OPJunior Member
Additives and supplements for flowering in soil
Originally Posted by mushaboom
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04-10-2008, 02:11 AM #5Member
Additives and supplements for flowering in soil
i use schultz bloom build n it works really good
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04-10-2008, 02:18 AM #6OPJunior Member
Additives and supplements for flowering in soil
Originally Posted by Earthy Dank
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04-10-2008, 06:23 PM #7Member
Additives and supplements for flowering in soil
I just got fox farms and heard alot of good things. Especially the people on IC.com use it alot from what i read. They also followed the schedule exactly what it said on the bottle and 90% said there plants loved it. GOOD LUCK and keep us posted with some pics please:thumbsup:
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04-10-2008, 08:10 PM #8Senior Member
Additives and supplements for flowering in soil
If you are using tap water you should be fine on mg and cal. If ro water you will definately need the cal-mag. If you use it with tap water I'd suggest once every 2 weeks. It certainly woun'thurt anything.
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04-10-2008, 08:28 PM #9Senior Member
Additives and supplements for flowering in soil
For supplements, lately I'm using these:
CalMag- My well water gets weird in spring during snowmelt, and starts to resemble a very dilute and disturbingly pure organic acid solution... HELL on the buffering capacity of the soil, and only a couple mg/L CaCO3.
Stacker/SnowStorm/PurpleMaxx- They keep changing the name of the product but it's real nice stuff. I give it as a foliar so as not to interfere with soil chemistry. I have had mixed results with Humboldts Own products. This time around, my results are stellar. The plants look rolled in pixie dust!
Sweet- I use this at about 5-10mL/gallon along with some extra sugar from unsulfured molasses.
TopMax- Better product than Sweet, but more expensive by far, and overkill in my garden since I use the Sweet, molasses, and will on occasion apply Gravity. But I love TopMax and if you pick only one bloom booster, this is my top recommendation for especially newer growers, since it is pretty foolproof and works well.
Canna Boost- Everyone gets this- rooted clones, veggers, moms, flowering ladies. It just makes them seem more vigorous. I'm not sure that I'll go buy some; the shop guy gave me a free sample, but some outdoor people I know just ADORE the stuff and I am passing their recommendation along to you-all.
Note that I do not run high P bloom blasters as a general rule. I've got some Grotek stuff but have only used it a couple times. I feel that my standalone bloom fert is already giving adequate results, and I don't want to overdo the macros.
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04-10-2008, 10:26 PM #10Senior Member
Additives and supplements for flowering in soil
Once a week I use Purple Maxx,Molassess and Super Thrive.
This was my first grow with the Purple Maxx. Crystal formation and bud tightness was excellent and plus they turned purple.:thumbsup:
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