Streghthing Roots
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Pure
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Hi Chronza,
Dude you may want to spell check before you post next. It'll save you some flaming! I'm not knocking your English just trying to save you some time on your next post. And you need to post some info, take some time to write up on what you're doing and your setup, before people will invest their time to type a response!! (example) How can anyone respond if they don't even know your growing medium
Pure...
Dude you may want to spell check before you post next. It'll save you some flaming! I'm not knocking your English just trying to save you some time on your next post. And you need to post some info, take some time to write up on what you're doing and your setup, before people will invest their time to type a response!! (example) How can anyone respond if they don't even know your growing medium
Pure...
withoutAchance
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seaweed abstracts like rhizotonic, bioroots and lots of others
dbkick
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this is a very good point.Hi Chronza,
Dude you may want to spell check before you post next. It'll save you some flaming! I'm not knocking your English just trying to save you some time on your next post. And you need to post some info, take some time to write up on what you're doing and your setup, before people will invest their time to type a response!! (example) How can anyone respond if they don't even know your growing medium
Pure...
Im pretty new to all this and basically did not get a word of what you asked? Just need to know if theres any product out there to help the roots get stronger ( and the plant stronger in general ) like i said the plants are about 4 weeks old , and are in 15 inch pots with organic soil , does this help ??
i also live in the southern hemisphere
And thanks for the heads up Pure much appreciated man.
i also live in the southern hemisphere
And thanks for the heads up Pure much appreciated man.
Pure
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Hi again our new little brother,
What I've learned as a grower is that if you are using a certain line of nutrients, then it's usually (but not always)easier if you use the same line from start to finish and unfortunately use the additives (like the root stimulator) which your asking about. Like me I started using Advanced Nutes but want to change to Dynagro, but since I started this grow with AN I'm finishing with AN. And even if Dynagro made a root stimulator that as proven better (I just said if, I really have no idea yet). I'd still use Root juice from AN.
So you can go to any grow shop and either ask what they have which can go with whatever line of nutes u r using. Or research it here, and go get/order it.
Most lines have soil and hydro lines and some you can you in both. Are you using an automated nutrient delivery system or the hand delivery system? Indoor? Outdoor?
Pure...
What I've learned as a grower is that if you are using a certain line of nutrients, then it's usually (but not always)easier if you use the same line from start to finish and unfortunately use the additives (like the root stimulator) which your asking about. Like me I started using Advanced Nutes but want to change to Dynagro, but since I started this grow with AN I'm finishing with AN. And even if Dynagro made a root stimulator that as proven better (I just said if, I really have no idea yet). I'd still use Root juice from AN.
So you can go to any grow shop and either ask what they have which can go with whatever line of nutes u r using. Or research it here, and go get/order it.
Most lines have soil and hydro lines and some you can you in both. Are you using an automated nutrient delivery system or the hand delivery system? Indoor? Outdoor?
Pure...
meezy4tw
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I use some stuff called "great white" its a mix of beneficial bacteria/microbes.
Theres another line of stuff made by humboldt organics, it does the same thing
http://www.growannex.com/humboldt-nutrients/5639-humboldt-roots-250-ml-.html
Theres another line of stuff made by humboldt organics, it does the same thing
http://www.growannex.com/humboldt-nutrients/5639-humboldt-roots-250-ml-.html
wannaquickee
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canna rhizotonic works well for me, but can be a on the expensive side. there are many other products out there that do the same thing. that are cheaper
im applying the nutrients with a Hand deleivery system ( i mix it all up myself in the watering can and pour it over myself) and the plants are outdoorHi again our new little brother,
What I've learned as a grower is that if you are using a certain line of nutrients, then it's usually (but not always)easier if you use the same line from start to finish and unfortunately use the additives (like the root stimulator) which your asking about. Like me I started using Advanced Nutes but want to change to Dynagro, but since I started this grow with AN I'm finishing with AN. And even if Dynagro made a root stimulator that as proven better (I just said if, I really have no idea yet). I'd still use Root juice from AN.
So you can go to any grow shop and either ask what they have which can go with whatever line of nutes u r using. Or research it here, and go get/order it.
Most lines have soil and hydro lines and some you can you in both. Are you using an automated nutrient delivery system or the hand delivery system? Indoor? Outdoor?
Pure...
thanks heaps for the help ( here's to hoping i get some decent buds of mine lol )Yeah dumb question since we are in the outdoor forum. I was hoping you didn't pick that up!
My soil hand water system grow was done on BioBizz and cannazym! So I'd have to recommend cannazym since the roots system was definitely the most abundant part of that grow
Pure...
Leothwyn
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A friend recommended this:
http://www.downtoearthdistributors.com/solubleroot.html
I really like it so far - things have gone a bit better since I started using it. It's definitely more affordable than something like the Roots Excelurator (sp?). I got the 5lb. bag at my local shop for $28, and it seems to last forever.
http://www.downtoearthdistributors.com/solubleroot.html
I really like it so far - things have gone a bit better since I started using it. It's definitely more affordable than something like the Roots Excelurator (sp?). I got the 5lb. bag at my local shop for $28, and it seems to last forever.
kiwiskunk
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Where abouts are you in the southern hemisphere are you man? in NZ we can get rootblast from anywhere that sells garden supplies (Warehouse $20) all you need is a tsp for each plant once a season. A good thing to do would be to transplant into a slightly bigger pot, sprinkle the tsp just before you put it into its new pot, give a good watering and your baby will double in size in a matter of weeks.
Im in Aus not to far away from u guys , might head down to garden supplies to see if there is some rootblast available
Could not find it anywhere( could of got it off the net,but didn't want to wait 7-14 days for shipping )
i got this stuff called seasomal , works very well , goes in conjunction with some nutes .... plants have been thriving since lots of new growth too.
you want a low budget easy way? go dig yourself a hole prolly 2 feet wide and two feet deep, get some fish from the store and chop em up, put them at the bottom of the hole. throw the dirt back in there (only if it looks like decent dirt if it doesn't i would recommend going and getting some cheap all organic no nute soil from wal-mart, lowes, or home depot, and mix it with the soil). burry the fish, and mix some composted cow manure, and/or cheap bat guano high in N (you'll see N-P-K on the box's) get the one that's high in N, and mix a couple tablespoons in with the top 12 inches of soil. make sure the soil is very airy, like not packed down. and dig out a hole to put your plant in.
once you do that, water every 3 or 4 days depending on your conditions. you want to water about a half a gallon more every time, and not around the base of the plant you want to water around the outside edge of hole you made. this make the roots stretch more to reach the water making the root system strong because it travels further to reach a water source. go to the store and get unsulphered molasses, mix a couple tablespoons in every time you water. what you doing by doing that is creating a nice little organic pool of living microorganisms (or some shit like that
). think about it, you have fish nutrients, cow nutrients, and guano nutrients all in one now your mixing it with molasses it just hits the plants spot. and this will make your root system stronger and BIGGER which will result in very nice healthy, big, and big stemmed, plant.
ill give you more help if you want to do it my way. but this is just for the vegetation stage. for flowering stage you need a couple different things from the store that are also cheap. see my whole outlook on this, is if you go totally organic you'll get a good return, if done right, and for very cheap i must say! but of course, my land is different then yours so is all of the organic nutrients i use, and the way the sun hits my plants. so my outcome WILL be different then yours, and everyone else on here.
if anyone see's a problem in my way and wants to correct it please do, im always up for input. remember change can always lead to better things.
once you do that, water every 3 or 4 days depending on your conditions. you want to water about a half a gallon more every time, and not around the base of the plant you want to water around the outside edge of hole you made. this make the roots stretch more to reach the water making the root system strong because it travels further to reach a water source. go to the store and get unsulphered molasses, mix a couple tablespoons in every time you water. what you doing by doing that is creating a nice little organic pool of living microorganisms (or some shit like that
). think about it, you have fish nutrients, cow nutrients, and guano nutrients all in one now your mixing it with molasses it just hits the plants spot. and this will make your root system stronger and BIGGER which will result in very nice healthy, big, and big stemmed, plant.ill give you more help if you want to do it my way. but this is just for the vegetation stage. for flowering stage you need a couple different things from the store that are also cheap. see my whole outlook on this, is if you go totally organic you'll get a good return, if done right, and for very cheap i must say! but of course, my land is different then yours so is all of the organic nutrients i use, and the way the sun hits my plants. so my outcome WILL be different then yours, and everyone else on here.
if anyone see's a problem in my way and wants to correct it please do, im always up for input. remember change can always lead to better things.