If you use Florashield by GH as prescribed in their charts like their "phase feeding cart" or "weekly feeding chart", it says to use 37.5 ml. per U.S. gallon of reservoir at every reservoir change.

What they don't tell ya' is what the stuff does exactly, and what exactly it contains.

THey don't tell ya' that 37.5 ml./gal is NOT for every gallon of every resevoir change, and that it is only intended for specific needs like a root rot problem, or bacterial infection.

They make it look and seem that it is a normal "everyday" additive like the nutrients themselves and should be used at all phases and days of a plant's life.

WELL THANK GOD I wrote the company and cleared up this fact because I also learned that this product is not compatible with some other supplements or additives that I have used and use today.

Florasheild is similar to h202 (hydrogen peroxide) in that it will KILL beneficial bacteria, inhibit algae, and inhibit most functions of a organic supplements.
The latest GH supplement is Floraliscous Plus, which contains a liquid suspension of live bacteria which is goot for roots and reservoirs. If you added Florasheild to it, it would negate the principals of the FL Plus.

Long story short........Dont use FLorasheild in the mix unless you have a problem that needs fixing with it, and don't mix it with organics. And to all those H202 users, remember don't mix with bacterial/microbial supplements. You'll have a reservoir full of dead bacteria, and quick rising pH.



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Stormcooker Reviewed by Stormcooker on . ATTENTION GH's "FloraShield" users..... If you use Florashield by GH as prescribed in their charts like their "phase feeding cart" or "weekly feeding chart", it says to use 37.5 ml. per U.S. gallon of reservoir at every reservoir change. What they don't tell ya' is what the stuff does exactly, and what exactly it contains. THey don't tell ya' that 37.5 ml./gal is NOT for every gallon of every resevoir change, and that it is only intended for specific needs like a root rot problem, or bacterial infection. They make it look Rating: 5