What products do you use for massive roots?

[Vonkins]

I grow in soil. Been contemplating getting some pond zyme and extreme gardening mykos. Do u guys know a better combination to get a huge root ball?

 

[ProPheT 216]

I use recharge, sometimes zeuce juice, and I still have a container of veg blooms +LIFE that I'm working through currently.

 

[PadawanWarrior]

 

[ProPheT 216]

Stuff like this is great for a boost once a month regardless of what you use

 

[Gdp1]

My go

 

[DrDukePHD]

Stuff like this is great for a boost once a month regardless of what you use
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Can I mix this with Brawndo? Or does it need to be straight toilet water @PadawanWarrior

 

[calvin.m16]

This is going to sound arrogant but honestly just good watering practices. I let pots get close to dry between waterings early on and then give healthy waterings without too much or too little runoff. Once you master that you won't be looking for bottles of stuff to buy.

I have ran the complete lines of House & Garden, Canna, CYCO, Heavy16, Botanicare and General Hydroponics. I now literally use water + potassium silicate + maxibloom. The plants I just grew using just maxi and silica outperformed plants that were getting teas, additives & boosters.

 

[Vonkins]

This is going to sound arrogant but honestly just good watering practices. I let pots get close to dry between waterings early on and then give healthy waterings without too much or too little runoff. Once you master that you won't be looking for bottles of stuff to buy.

I have ran the complete lines of House & Garden, Canna, CYCO, Heavy16, Botanicare and General Hydroponics. I now literally use water + potassium silicate + maxibloom. The plants I just grew using just maxi and silica outperformed plants that were getting teas, additives & boosters.

I'm not tryto do too much either. I figured the pondzyme would keep everything nice and clean the the mykos to add good bennies. Just trying to feed the roots and not the plants for a change. You're spot on about letting pots dry out between watering. Seems if the roots are constantly searching for water they'll grow the fastest! Correct?

 

[TaoRich]

Seems if the roots are constantly searching for water they'll grow the fastest! Correct?

Yes.
Make the roots work harder to find what they need in their early stages.
Airy soil that drains well, and not too much nutrients to start with.

 

[speedwell68]

I grow in soil. Been contemplating getting some pond zyme and extreme gardening mykos. Do u guys know a better combination to get a huge root ball?

A good soil with a well balanced fertiliser, coupled with good watering practices is all you need.

 

[Jjgrow420]

Always hit the rooted clones with this first feed.

 

[Star Dog]

Coco fibre and ab nutrient.


Environment...

 

[xtsho]

You don't need any products to have nice healthy roots.

 

[andyman2251]

This is going to sound arrogant but honestly just good watering practices. I let pots get close to dry between waterings early on and then give healthy waterings without too much or too little runoff. Once you master that you won't be looking for bottles of stuff to buy.

I have ran the complete lines of House & Garden, Canna, CYCO, Heavy16, Botanicare and General Hydroponics. I now literally use water + potassium silicate + maxibloom. The plants I just grew using just maxi and silica outperformed plants that were getting teas, additives & boosters.

i am in living soil thinking about adding maxibloom for flower but dont want to hurt my microbes. but worried just my dry amendmints may not be enough to get threw flower and grow massive buds lol. just wondering if i should try it out.

 

[Jjgrow420]

i am in living soil thinking about adding maxibloom for flower but dont want to hurt my microbes. but worried just my dry amendmints may not be enough to get threw flower and grow massive buds lol. just wondering if i should try it out.

How would maxibloom hurt your microbes exactly?

 

[Budzbuddha]

DYNOMYCO

 

[hotrodharley]

Use proper volumes of water meaning at least 20% of container volume and loosening the medium up regularly if it’s peat based. I use barbecue skewers and really tear it up between waterings/feedings. Especially under the plant. A surfactant like liquid soap can help overcome dry pockets in peat.

 

[Rurumo]

My favorite products in general are Tribus and Mr. Fulvic, but nice roots are more a matter of watering practices. I'm very happy with the roots I get in coco, potting up from solo cup size.

 

[FirstCavApache64]

Use proper volumes of water meaning at least 20% of container volume and loosening the medium up regularly if it’s peat based. I use barbecue skewers and really tear it up between waterings/feedings. Especially under the plant. A surfactant like liquid soap can help overcome dry pockets in peat.

I adopted the soil loosening practice you use after seeing you post about it last year. I use a small bamboo chopstick and I do it at least once a week. I've noticed a real improvement in my roots since I started doing it. Thanks for the great tip!

 

[Bongoloid]

I grow in soil. Been contemplating getting some pond zyme and extreme gardening mykos. Do u guys know a better combination to get a huge root ball?

GH 3 part is doesn't get any better IMO, let them dry almost to wilt for explosive roots.