Bushmaster??

[irydyum]

Has anyone out there used the product Bushmaster with any success?? My buddy at the grow store told me that if you are in an indoor environment and you want to get your plants to stop growing upward and filling out that this product was the one. He stated that in one application it is supposed to be effective, the dosage on the bottle is 5-10ml/gal H2O. It's supposed to be a way to maximize small space growing. Anyone have any experience with this stuff, I would love to hear some feedback before I decide to introduce it into my garden. Lotta love out there, keep it green.

irydyum Reviewed by irydyum on 09-11-2008. Bushmaster?? Has anyone out there used the product Bushmaster with any success?? My buddy at the grow store told me that if you are in an indoor environment and you want to get your plants to stop growing upward and filling out that this product was the one. He stated that in one application it is supposed to be effective, the dosage on the bottle is 5-10ml/gal H2O. It's supposed to be a way to maximize small space growing. Anyone have any experience with this stuff, I would love to hear some feedback Rating: 5

[SunnyD]

Why don't you just train them to be bushy so you don't have to mess with extra unneccessary chemicals?

[irydyum]

I have one bent like crazy, and I do top my plants to have them fill out. Bushmaster is supposed to stop the stretch that the plant experiences in the first 3 weeks of flowering. I just wanted to start some discussion about possible applications. What if you have a static light set up and your plants are stretching into the burn zone? Wouldn't it be nice to have something to apply to stop that? I'm just curious if anyone has used it and what results they may have had. BTW, its an organic compound which I believe is derived from Kelp.

[medigrower]

i was a closet grower for awhile, my great white sharks where always to big when i went to flowering and they wouldnt stretch one bit with bushmaster i messed around with it awhile and found 2 small doses works (more is better). great shit! the whole line is really(all 3)

[irydyum]

I have been a fan of the results from Gravity in the past, not so sure about the purple maxx tho. I'm not sure what the Maxx is supposed to do, if it is a color enhancer, I can't see why to use it. What is it's purpose?

[stinkyattic]

It's nice stuff and makes the surface crystallization really visible. If the plant CAN turn pruple, using purplemaxx (snowstorm) will improve the intensity of the color. I use and like it, at really low dose, as a foliar.

[allrollsin21]

I have used the bushmaster in an emergency situation. I was away for a week and when i came home my veg room was like a jungle. The plants were very tall and needed to be flowered asap. They were too close to the lights so i gave them a dose of 3 ml. bushmaster and it stopped all vertical growth. It saved my butt.
I also tried purple maxx foliar and have seen some increased resin visibility. I used it about three times foliar in the 3rd and 4th week. I am considering using it as a feed during the flush. Anyone think this is a good or bad idea?
The reason i am doing it is i have some outdoor GDP that is a little bit too leafy. It went back into veg after flowering then back into flw. So i was just thinking i want to get them as purple as possible...or as frosty.

[Weedhound]

I've used it a couple times and then stopped......it DID stop vertical growth.....but only temporarily both tiimes I used it so I gave it up.

I'm STILL AFRAID of gravity and although I look at the bottle once in a while I haven't gone there yet myself.