root boosting nutes?

General Organics Bio root works well for me. I only use superthrive when starting out my clones. It's pretty strong stuff i'd be careful using it.
 
B-52 and VooDoo Juice by AN. Expensive but I have never emptied a bottle. A little goes a long way and they work!!! Also mycorrizhae can be added and is much cheaper.
 
pondzyme is the cheapest and best root zone product i have found. $16 for a jar that lasts a long time, builds huge roots and makes for healthy plants. i had never had such good roots until i tried it.
 
Rhizotonic worked wonders for me in veg, i should of stuck with it all the way through really but ran out and didnt bother getting anymore!

As for superthrive, that worked a treat aswel, remember though when your using ST only supplement the plants with it as a "treat" every now and again. I gave it them once a week, i mixed a drop into ten litres of water. Also Do not use ST in flower because it will slow down the flowering process! Hope this helps
Deejay
 
I can't justify the price of superthrive. Bought it once. Used it. Not buying it again. Their label makes a lot of bold claims. In fact, that label would never be allowed to come out today. It was actually grandfathered in as regulation was passed. H&Gs roots excelurator is good, but not good enough to pay $200/liter. That's a joke.

If you're in soil your best bet is to add a scoop of granular mycorrhizae into your soil mix. You don't have to waste money on great white or other "hydro" or marijuana related brands, you can buy a bag of Mykos for something like $15/2lbs. http://www.wayfair.com/Xtreme-Garde...1420-NRX1004&gclid=CMPR_5rv2bMCFYs7Mgodz2UALw

Kelp is also good for roots. Lots of auxins and cytokinins in there. Great for root growth and all the way through veg. Mykos and kelp will do a great job and won't break the bank. Remember that in this industry price does not often dictate quality
 
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