DontKnowBeans
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Yeah, I've got a little 120 ml bottle but I don't think I'll use it on a regular basis. I think it helped when I was trying to recover a couple of plants from over-watering though.
Superthrive?
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Budda_Luva
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damn so where i can get this from?? wal mart o some shit???
LostInSpace...
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My bottle says 1 drop per gallon...
THE GREEN HARVESTER
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Hi, i'm a new member, so just getting use to Rollitup. I have been told that using Superthrive promotes vegy groth, is this true?
Budda_Luva
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ok u guys where can i get this shit from???? And im 3 weeks into flowering do u guys think i should still use it??
brasmith
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Do not use it during flowering! Seriously. You can use it during veg but very little. You can get it anywhere that sells garden stuff walmart, target, kmart, lowes, home depot.....
Superthrive can cause big problems to the plants if used too much...be careful because they can be tough to recover after an ST misshap. It can also throw your ph way out of wack causing nutrient issues.
I have been there done that with ST and everytime I gave it to my plants they had issues after.
1 drop per gallon and given 1-2 times during veg only is your safest method of application. ST does work great on tomatos and pumpkins but does not have the same affect on pot.
The Martian
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Hi All.
Absolutely Brasmith, bang on.
You can use it at different ratios, if using it regular, a couple drops in your solution, if giving it to stressed plants, you can up the strength.
It is not a food/nutrient as such with an NPK ratio.
But it will put your PH up slightly so will need a slight adjustment if using more than the couple drops per gall.
I use it on seedlings/cuttings, or when stressed, I give a bit for a few days prior to taking cuttings too, and I ussually put a small bit in every other/ every other two nute changes, but stop before flowering.
I've read some poeple report of wierd spazzy things happening to plants, but can't say I've noticed anything untoward.
Toodle Pip.
Absolutely Brasmith, bang on.
You can use it at different ratios, if using it regular, a couple drops in your solution, if giving it to stressed plants, you can up the strength.
It is not a food/nutrient as such with an NPK ratio.
But it will put your PH up slightly so will need a slight adjustment if using more than the couple drops per gall.
I use it on seedlings/cuttings, or when stressed, I give a bit for a few days prior to taking cuttings too, and I ussually put a small bit in every other/ every other two nute changes, but stop before flowering.
I've read some poeple report of wierd spazzy things happening to plants, but can't say I've noticed anything untoward.
Toodle Pip.
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