best nutrient ever SUPER thrive

buddha548

buddha548

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SUPER thrive this shit rocks i put a little on my plants and omg they grew in hours i strongly recommend it plus u can get it at wal-mart
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grobofotwanky

grobofotwanky

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I myself would reccomend it for all plants. I've used it for months now. It works great for resisting stress. Try it in a DWC and the growth rate is insane.
 
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Maximusx

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this stuff sounds interesting.. can anyone confirm that this will be good to put on our outdoor plants?
 
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NOTKbaby

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from what ive read super thrive activates root growth and is great for transplanting, in general just makes the plant more resistant to damage
 
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Maximusx

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awesome. I'm going to throw this on my outdoor plot tomorrow and see what happens! I started my grow later so this might help me catch up and give my plants a better chance to survive
 
jpremo

jpremo

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Just bought some on Ebay...Superthrive owes someone some commission cuz Im sure this thread sold a lot of this shit...So does Fox Farms, Advance Nutes, etc...:-?
 
Ratty696

Ratty696

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Supethrive all the way!! That shit will bring plants back from the dead. I strongly recommend!!
 
Golden Ray

Golden Ray

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If you want a plant to come back from the dead or too speed up Try Amino Aid. Thats some killer stuff. I was ready to yank out 6 weaklings that could not keep up with the pack, so I tryed Amino Aid ( free sample from Aqua Serene ) WOW 3 DAYS very very impressive. I bought 2 bottles just to make sure everyone is rockin to the top.
 
zeke907

zeke907

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Yes, superthrive is great for outdoor plants, you should see a vast improvement a couple of days after your first application. So, this "amino aid" you speak of, what is that? Did you mean amino acids? And a name brand or something please.
 
Seamaiden

Seamaiden

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Well damn, I keep looking at the bottle whenever I'm at Lowe'sdown... maybe I'll pick a bottle up. I have some irises, a redwood I planted two years ago, and a BUNCH of baby cedar who could all use a good boost. :) Stuff's not expensive, either.
 
MrNotorious

MrNotorious

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At what point should I start applying Superthrive and how much should I apply and how often should I apply it?
 
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