Can i folar feed my plants and clones with superthrive?
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I think it's formulated for the roots. cn
Trich3
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What is liquid karma??
BatMaN SKuNK
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Trich3
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what is it, and where can i get it....also how much lol Thanks!
WayBaked
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Superthrive's active ingredients are Vitamin B1 and 1-Napthyl acetic acid.
NAA won't really do much when used as a foliar spray.
Vitamin B1, however, is produced in the foliage of plants and transported down to the root system where it has an effect on root growth and development.
Vitamin B1 is in most foliar feed solutions on the market today.
NAA won't really do much when used as a foliar spray.
Vitamin B1, however, is produced in the foliage of plants and transported down to the root system where it has an effect on root growth and development.
Vitamin B1 is in most foliar feed solutions on the market today.
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D4rkTides
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The introduction of Liquid Karma represents a major and significant breakthrough in plant nutrition. This is because it contains a full complement of metabolically active organic compounds not found in regular plant foods or supplements. These unique compounds are absorbed immediately and act as regulatory signals, activators or catalysts to produce synchronized and accelerated growth under all conditions. Liquid Karma functions as a growth engine because its high metabolic activity produces a large amount of energy which is immediately transformed to growth. Extensive research and field trials indicate that Liquid Karma produces beneficial results during every phase of plant growth. Starting with seed germination and following through to vegetative growth, budding and flowering, the continued use of Liquid Karma ensures optimal plant growth at every stage.
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WayBaked
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So since it has vitamin B1, your saying i CAN use it for folar feeding?
Your plants will benefit from it, but they would do much better to be simply added to the next watering in my experience.
Trich3
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Ok, question. Can i soak a peat puck in a deluded amount of it and then put my clones in that or bad idea also lol??
Trich3
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ok i will just water my outdoor plants with it, but what abt the clones? Folar feed?
D4rkTides
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Well for rockwool or whatever medium your clones are in you must dilute super thrive is super concentrated, and can be dangerous also if you have any type of root problems, because it will feed the organisms eating the roots. Personally like I said I'd use Liquid Karma it has Nitrogen and loads of good stuff for growth, and overall plant health. So next watering dip the bottom in the diluted solution for like 5 seconds and that should be good. The ratios will be on the packing thing stapled to the bottle that is for Superthrive.
Trich3
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Thanks, i am actually doing kind'of an experiment some in water some in potting soil, and soon to be some in peat puks. lol its all about learning for me man.....also where can i get that Liquid karma?
WayBaked
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http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=liquid+karma
Most hydro/grow shops will carry it as well.
Trich3
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Thanks bro, ill try to get a quart of that when i can
NietzscheKeen
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I took some yesterday. Couldn't get rock wool, but I'm using peat pellets in a dome. Misting with weak solution of SuperThrive and Liquid Karma. Under my desk lamp with a low watt warm white cfl. Wish me luck! I've never had success with clones before.
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