GH Liquid Koolbloom...anyone using?

Clumpyoyster

Clumpyoyster

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Hey everyone. I am a fan of GH products its all I use in my grows. I use maxigrow and maxibloom powered and liquid calmag, florablend, flora nectar, and flora micro, but haven't ventured out from the necessities and am thinking about using the below product, Liquid Koolbloom, in the early stages of flower and use powdered Koolbloom for late stages of flower.

I want to know if any of you use bloom enhancers and if you are using this product which is who I want to hear from. Thanks
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Liquid KoolBloom • Forces abundant flowering. • Boosts production of essential oils and fragrances.• Increases size and weight of fruits and flowers.• Precisely formulated to enhance the performance of all types of nutrients. Liquid KoolBloom is a is a bulking agent that goes way beyond other bloom boosters. Enriched with stress reducing vitamins and nutrient transporting acids, Liquid KoolBloom promotes heavy production of essential oils, fantastic flavors, and increases fruiting and flower development.Liquid KoolBloom is instantly soluble in your reservoir and immediately available for plant uptake. Liquid KoolBloom is precisely formulated to enhance the performance of GH's Flora, Nova, and Maxi series nutrients.Liquid KoolBloom should be used at the start of the reproductive cycle initiating larger, heavier fruits and flowers. During the last two weeks, use Dry KoolBloom for an additional bloom boost and to facilitate ripening
 

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70's natureboy

70's natureboy

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Clumpyoyster said:
Liquid KoolBloom • Forces abundant flowering. • Boosts production of essential oils and fragrances.• Increases size and weight of fruits and flowers.• Precisely formulated to enhance the performance of all types of nutrients. Liquid KoolBloom is a is a bulking agent that goes way beyond other bloom boosters. Enriched with stress reducing vitamins and nutrient transporting acids, Liquid KoolBloom promotes heavy production of essential oils, fantastic flavors, and increases fruiting and flower development.Liquid KoolBloom is instantly soluble in your reservoir and immediately available for plant uptake. Liquid KoolBloom is precisely formulated to enhance the performance of GH's Flora, Nova, and Maxi series nutrients.Liquid KoolBloom should be used at the start of the reproductive cycle initiating larger, heavier fruits and flowers. During the last two weeks, use Dry KoolBloom for an additional bloom boost and to facilitate ripening
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If that was fact we would all be using it. Sadly it is smoke and mirrors pipe dreams generated by by the marketing department. I have tried it a couple timesand the results were either no difference to slightly negative. You might as well try it so you can so you will know for sure.
 
Snowback

Snowback

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Clumpyoyster said:
Hey everyone. I am a fan of GH products its all I use in my grows. I use maxigrow and maxibloom powered and liquid calmag, florablend, flora nectar, and flora micro, but haven't ventured out from the necessities and am thinking about using the below product, Liquid Koolbloom, in the early stages of flower and use powdered Koolbloom for late stages of flower.

I want to know if any of you use bloom enhancers and if you are using this product which is who I want to hear from. Thanks
Pic is attached...

Liquid KoolBloom • Forces abundant flowering. • Boosts production of essential oils and fragrances.• Increases size and weight of fruits and flowers.• Precisely formulated to enhance the performance of all types of nutrients. Liquid KoolBloom is a is a bulking agent that goes way beyond other bloom boosters. Enriched with stress reducing vitamins and nutrient transporting acids, Liquid KoolBloom promotes heavy production of essential oils, fantastic flavors, and increases fruiting and flower development.Liquid KoolBloom is instantly soluble in your reservoir and immediately available for plant uptake. Liquid KoolBloom is precisely formulated to enhance the performance of GH's Flora, Nova, and Maxi series nutrients.Liquid KoolBloom should be used at the start of the reproductive cycle initiating larger, heavier fruits and flowers. During the last two weeks, use Dry KoolBloom for an additional bloom boost and to facilitate ripening
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Hey, if you are still around...


I always mess around with different fert programs and that sometimes includes runs with Dynagro Foliage Pro. When I do those runs, I often use liquid Koolbloom as a phosphorus and potassium supplement. It also contains magnesium and sulfur, which is a little low in the Dynagro. It's nice because it is fairly PH neutral and it can give the plants a little bit quicker of a start as they begin to build up their phosphorus reserve. It has a bit of a vitamin B smell to it so there might be some of that in there. I agree with the other guy who responded to you in that it's not going to explode your yield or make it some sort of super-quality killer chron. What it IS good for is precisely what the contents list: adding phosphorus and potassium to a fert regiment. For me, it's about 1/2ml per liter.
 
bodhipop

bodhipop

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There's no denying the success of GH over the years. Please recognize where your money is going, GH was bought out and we really need to vote with our dollars.
 
xtsho

xtsho

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bodhipop said:
There's no denying the success of GH over the years. Please recognize where your money is going, GH was bought out and we really need to vote with our dollars.
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GH is no more bought out or unscrupulous than many of the so called Mom and Pop shops out there.

As for paying money for Koolbloom it's not worth the cost. MKP and epsom salts will provide the same thing for a fraction of the cost. But as has been already said. It's not needed. Feed properly from seed/clone to harvest and base nutrients will be all that's needed. That's assuming the base nutrients contain everything the plant needs. Which is sometimes not always the case with these so called "Good" companies.
 
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