Kottonmouth king15
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Anyone out there used,or using humbolts own bush master? Im expeirementing with it. Wanted some others feed back & thoughts/results- anyone?
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Kottonmouth king15
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ne one? Really nobody? Just me,huh?!
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chill dude, i just finished using it, and it does what it's suppose to (stops vertical growth), some say it induces flowering, dunno if its the bushmaster but i have flowers starting to form after a week in bloom, of course i only used it for three days and then changed it out for bud blood. so it could be either one. normally i wouldn't see flowers for a week, to a week and a half. just use .5 per gallon. no more cause the shiznit is strong. just my2cents.
Kottonmouth king15
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u did just 1 application? I read on bottle some do 2&3 aplications. Dunno why?like u said mainly to stop stretch&it duz say it will focus energy to budding instead of 2wks of stretch. I tried it on a few plants(2nd dose)@ only 1/4 tsp to 1gal. We'll see.
Snow Crash
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Company is called Emerald Triangle.
They make a number of things including the Humboldt County's Own line of products:
Bushmaster
Gravity
Snow Storm Ultra
Purple Maxx
The consensus on these products is that they are highly concentrated, or rather, the affect they have on a plant demands that the grower also apply a lower EC solution and lower intensity lighting to prevent the leaves from burning when utilizing these supplements. Using the products in extremely low volumes like 0.25ml to 0.5ml per gallon has been shown to be the best method when using them for any duration of time longer than a few feedings.
All of these products can be utilized in foliar solutions and are much more economical when applied in this fashion. Emerald Triangle released this document a few years ago to help growers utilize Bushmaster to the best of their potential.
http://www.bghydro.com/mmbgh/Others/Bush Master Instructions.pdf
I've used Gravity before several times. What it seems to do for me is stimulate the production of flowers. I like to use it as the swelling period is just starting to wane as a way of kicking the plants back into high gear for another week. The result is flowers stacked on flowers, flowers in flowers, in flowers. Dense too. I use the product in back to back feedings at the rate of about .5ml per gallon.
This grow I will be utilizing both Snow Storm and Gravity both in the reservoir and as foliar feeds. If it works, then great. If not... Then it really only cost me like $10 to try out because I'll need to toss my bottle of Gravity after this grow as it will expire shortly afterwards.
From what I hear, Bushmaster does what it claims it does, and the warnings about "less is more" are probably totally true. Take a look at the document and include some sea kelp extracts in your foliar feeds during the first two weeks of flowering to keep those girls from stretching away on you.
They make a number of things including the Humboldt County's Own line of products:
Bushmaster
Gravity
Snow Storm Ultra
Purple Maxx
The consensus on these products is that they are highly concentrated, or rather, the affect they have on a plant demands that the grower also apply a lower EC solution and lower intensity lighting to prevent the leaves from burning when utilizing these supplements. Using the products in extremely low volumes like 0.25ml to 0.5ml per gallon has been shown to be the best method when using them for any duration of time longer than a few feedings.
All of these products can be utilized in foliar solutions and are much more economical when applied in this fashion. Emerald Triangle released this document a few years ago to help growers utilize Bushmaster to the best of their potential.
http://www.bghydro.com/mmbgh/Others/Bush Master Instructions.pdf
I've used Gravity before several times. What it seems to do for me is stimulate the production of flowers. I like to use it as the swelling period is just starting to wane as a way of kicking the plants back into high gear for another week. The result is flowers stacked on flowers, flowers in flowers, in flowers. Dense too. I use the product in back to back feedings at the rate of about .5ml per gallon.
This grow I will be utilizing both Snow Storm and Gravity both in the reservoir and as foliar feeds. If it works, then great. If not... Then it really only cost me like $10 to try out because I'll need to toss my bottle of Gravity after this grow as it will expire shortly afterwards.
From what I hear, Bushmaster does what it claims it does, and the warnings about "less is more" are probably totally true. Take a look at the document and include some sea kelp extracts in your foliar feeds during the first two weeks of flowering to keep those girls from stretching away on you.
Kottonmouth king15
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That was a truely awesome reply!+rep bro-
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nah dude, one application for three days does the trick. the bottle says 3-7 days, but im sure the strains plays a part. i used it on my xj13, she was getting unruly.