SUPERthrive 120ml Plant Food Supplement

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Superthrive is not just a stress reliever as it can and should be used at every feed during the vegetative stage and right through flowering to promote healthy growth as well as bountiful fruits and flowers. What is the proper dosage?​The correct dosage according to the bottle is 1/4 teaspoon (1ml) per gallon. However, some growers recommend as much as one full teaspoon per gallon of water. You’ll struggle to find anything both as versatile and cost efficient as this. Only ¼ teaspoon of pure solution is needed per gallon of water for most uses.

SUPERthrive is a highly-concentrated plant nutrient supplement, designed to work alongside your normal base nutrient schedule. It can maximise your plant's potential by aiding in the building of a strong root structure. A fantastic stress reliever from the USA. SuperThrive is a vitamin and hormone liquid concentrate. Effective when transplanting or any time plants are suffering due to stress. Add SuperThrive and your plants recover in a much shorter time period. How to Make Your Own Superthrive​Making your own Superthrive recipe is easy and only requires a few simple ingredients. Here's what you will need: A lot of people have been saying it’s overpriced, but it’s often on sale and in my opinion pretty much in line with similar products. You have had the goods delivered within seven working days of delivery from Future Garden Ltd, this starts from the day after the goods have been signed for.Superthrive will not replace good care (although I’m always on the hunt for a product that will!) but it can be a nice supplement to try. If you use it correctly, it can help your cannabis plants grow bigger, healthier, and more productive. But if you use it incorrectly, it can actually harm your plants.

Contains: Vitamin B-l – 0.09%, 1-Naphthyl acetic acid – 0.048%. Unique balance of a great number of the world's science 'miracles,' in every drop. Normalizing, perfecting. REFUSE intelligence-insulting substitutes." Ok, so Superthrive aren’t very forward about the ingredients (the NPK is 0.1-0-0) but so far I’ve found that the active ingredients are vitamin B1 and 1-naphthaleneacetic acid (NAA). Fun fact: Superthrive is actually meant to be spelled SuperTHRIVE but I’m not typing that every time. My shift key doesn’t need the grief. Superthrive’s branding reminds me a lot of the Dr. Bronners soap branding – a lot of words on the label that don’t really mean anything, attributed to the man that invented it. Glad to see you putting good info out, I did feel it was not "balanced" and have shown my take on the other side of the coin, that's all.Also, Superthrive should only be used once.. maybe twice.. per plant. Any more doses than that, per plant.. will lead to more problems than you want.