Recent content by SDPrestigeResearch

Exactly!!!! This leads to so many other experiments or things to try! Maybe a blend of both species could really explode both root and shoot growth or use one for soil drench while the other a foliar. Next I want to see if I can get the same results but in a different media such as living soil.

Clones 9 &10=5ml Ascophyllum Nodosum Jewel Product

Clones 7 & 8=15ml Ecklo Herb N Grow Product

Clones 5 & 6=10ml Ecklo Herb N Grow Product

Clones 3 & 4=5ml Ecklo Herb N Grow Product

Clones 1 &2=2ml Ascophyllum Nodosum Jewel Kelp

I found the Ecklo-treated plants had some faster top growth. You can see in some pictures that the Ecklo treated plants got taller and better root structure as the rate got higher. The Ascophyllum plants still did decent as they had slow growth at the start, but began to catch up towards the...

Hello Fellow Growers! I have finished the first test of the many experiments I want to perform on Kelp. The first test dealt with two species of kelp. One called Ascophyllum Nodosum which is the most well-known and used kelp on the market. The other species is called Ecklonia Maxima and is being...

I totally understand your outlook as that is what I always thought. Kelp Meal you can just use as an amendment or rehydrate it or turn into a tea. Yes it is a cheaper way to do things but is it really better when you get down to the science of where it came from and what processes were used to...

Hello to all you growers! I have been doing a lot of research as well as planning many tests on different brands of kelp and have been focusing my time to see which kelp products really benefit the Cannabis plant. I want to hear your feedback to see what others have seen with their grows or...

Liquid kelp is usually highest in nutrients and most available for immediate use by plants compared with the powder or meal form. It can be cold-processed, or enzymatically digested. The digested form is a higher-quality formulation, so expect to pay a bit more. Its use might be best reserved...

As a company they do not need to label the other ingredients other then the NPK values and what sources its derived from. Most companies dont put everything they have in the bottle because its proprietary to their company so by law they can get away with it. That is why it sucks for us growers...

Yes It looks like a nutrient burn to me as well.

If nothing works then throw away. Next grow just focus on preventative maintenance to keep bugs away. The worse thing to do is wait for bugs to come, then try to attack them. Preventative applications will keep bugs away so you wont have to deal with problems like this but then again it could...