Shootout grow: Evergrow vs. SuperThrive

Which side do you think will come out better?

  • SuperThrive + G.O. CaMg + Advanced Nutrients Tarantula, Voodoo Juice

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  • Sunwheel Organics Evergrow

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  • The control plant (she needs a name)

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Tidal

Member
This year should be interesting...

I wanted to do a little side-grow to test out some things on the market. I have used both superthrive and sunwheel organics evergrow and I know both work well, so I figured I would put them head to head for the sake of the community.

...And to make this interesting and to bring back some of the fun, this'll be a guerilla grow. I have my own land but I'm going to secretly put this patch on my neighbor's. He won't mind ;-)

First let me say I'm all about saving money and keeping my backpack light so I'm not really into using alot of nutritional supplements. I DO, however, love to experiment and have tried just about everything out there (most of it is junk). There are very few things I like, I'll be honest, am am a bit of a biased grow-minimalist. Ok now let's see:

I have 21 holes dug that are 4 feet wide by 2 feet deep. There's a 2 foot post-hole in the middle of each one filled with soil and water crystals for the roots to go down and find water. I dug 5 reservoirs 4x4x4 that are lined with tarp and covered to keep animals out. It better rain.

I'll be using an old pack of Mandala Seeds Krystalica since those reviews are rare... I hope enough of them pop. In 10 holes I'll have nothing but a good dirt mix and evergrow. In 10 other holes I'll have the same dirt mix and use superthrive. Now, the issue is that Evergrow has alot more things in it than Superthrive, even though they both deal with plant hormones so are somewhat comparable, but it's not a very even test. After looking at ingredients, I'm going to add some general organics CaMg+ to the superthrive holes, as well as advanced nutrients tarantula and voodoo juice. I don't work for anyone and no one is paying me here (I wish), I just think this'll be an interesting real-world test.

Ah yes I'm saving the last hole as a "control" which won't have anything added to it.

Whatever else you all would like to see in this shootout, I would be happy to consider, except major pesticides. Feel free to comment.
 

Tidal

Member
Spent the last week up till this point making a proper trail to the property edge. There's a strip where timber was cut so it'll make a nice, stealthy southern-facing patch. It rained HARD too so the reservoirs are filled :-)

Onward to germing the seeds..
 

panhead

Well-Known Member
You should read up on Superthrive , it's useless for plants & has been discredited by several universities , as has the whole B vitamin issue .

The other stuff you mentioned might do something idk but the superthrive isn't gonna add any health to the plants , your better off spending the $10 on some Jacks or Peters fertilizers .
 

Tidal

Member
Fair enough. Although this grow might help prove that and save others some money down the road. This isn't my main grow so I'm not TOO worried about the outcome. Just curious. I like to test things. It's fun!

I don't really want to use any straight up ferts in this grow though so I can standardize things. The soil mix has plenty o' NPK for the gals.
 
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