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02-14-2011, 04:36 PM #11Senior Member
your nutes and experiences ?
Originally Posted by bigsby
What are your thoughts on Thrive Alive B-1?
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02-14-2011, 05:08 PM #12Senior Member
your nutes and experiences ?
I've seen it advertised but have no experience. I use Nitrozime which is a seaweed extract. I use if both as a foliar spray and in the soil. It's a seaweed extract and likely a cheaper product will do just as well. I inherited a quart which seems to last forever. Look at what RT has to say about superthrive. He nails it.
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02-14-2011, 05:10 PM #13Senior Member
your nutes and experiences ?
Originally Posted by littlemountain
I would say 8-10..
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02-14-2011, 10:43 PM #14Senior Member
your nutes and experiences ?
Originally Posted by bigsby
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02-15-2011, 12:19 AM #15Senior Member
your nutes and experiences ?
There is a fair amount of debate on SuperThrive. I read an outstanding and very well researched article that convinced me. Of course I can't put my hands on it now... But here are a few links:
Vitamin B1 Myth
This quotes the above:
DIY Northeast Organic Lawn Care: Does Superthrive work?
I'll dig around for more.
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02-15-2011, 03:18 AM #16Senior Member
your nutes and experiences ?
Does nature dump superthrive on plants?
U know what \"thought\" did?
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02-16-2011, 01:56 AM #17Senior Member
your nutes and experiences ?
Originally Posted by Treez81
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02-17-2011, 09:04 PM #18Senior Member
your nutes and experiences ?
Iv just been turned on to a sample of Bio Tone from my hydro guy and it looks to be taking care of my plants well. I just re potted from party cups and im seeing roots popping up top of the soil. You only give water till 2nd week of flower and no flush needed. Its a mix of good stuff you add one cup to one gallon of soil and i put some perlite in as i always would. But the hydro guy uses it and thinks its the easiest way to go. So you would only need a few weeks of bloom at the end, then 14 days strait water, dry and toke
My thinking is why add nutes all the time, if all you need is already in the soil. And a bag goes a long way. Im still in veg, but in 2 weeks they out grew there pots so somethings making them grow, iv only gave plain water. Will see what happens in flower:thumbsup:
Good luck man:rasta:
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