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So there is an near infinite amount of suggestions as to what should go into your plant. now barring CO2 and UV application; what ingredients do you think you should add to you plants.
. . .break it down by the simplest of ingredients .
. . .for example to help your plant grow we give it high N less P and K for Bloom we give it a high p less k and even lesser k (1:4:2 ratio), the micros should be incorporated as well.
. . .but, other than the nutrients needed to to grow the plant there are also
Mycorrhizal Fungi, ---not my words Mychorriza (or mychorrhiza) is a mutually beneficial association between plant roots and fungi. Mychorrizal fungus enters into the roots with its spores, developes and then covers the surface of the roots with its mycelia. The mycelia, reaching epidermis (outer layer), provide water and minerals from outside to inside of the roots and organic matter from inside to outside. Mychorrizal partnerships can be seen in a wide variety of plants from forest trees to field plants.
. . . Humic Acid ---- not my words this is what humic and fulvic acid are for regarding plants--- Plant bio-stimulants are materials that promote plant growth. The importance of bio-stimulants lies in their ability to promote hormonal activity in plants. Plant hormones are chemical communicators, or agents, which help regulate a plants development and its response to its surrounding environment. Bio-stimulants also promote antioxidant production in plants which, in turn, reduces free radicals. Free radical molecules result from stress such as drought, heat, ultraviolet light and herbicide use. Free radicals are damaging because they are strong oxidizing agents which damage lipids, proteins and DNA within plants cells.
Antioxidants are metabolites and enzymes which seek out free radical molecules and protect plants from damage. They include lipid soluble substances like vitamin "E" and beta-carotene and water soluble materials such as vitamin C and various enzymes.
Coral calcium - - - - if you have read this far go here to read of it's importants http://www.calcompnutrition.com/coral-calcium-trace-minerals.html
molasses go here
- - - -https://www.rollitup.org/advanced-marijuana-cultivation/77841-molasses-2.html#post952167
Natural chelates go here
- - - - http://www.springerlink.com/content/8x4gr6850h346718/
Worm Castings go here
- - - -http://forterra.com/product/worm_castings.html
Humus go here
- - - http://foliarfert.com/pages/humus.htm
Sea Weed (Kelp) no my words
- - -Sea Kelp has also been found to increase plant hardiness and resistance to adverse environmental conditions, such as early frost, extreme heat and lack of moisture. Our Kelp Help Liquid Sea Kelp Fertilizer is an organic storehouse of over 60 naturally occurring major and minor nutrients and amino acids. The growth promoting substances in liquid sea kelp fertilizer include (Auxims, Cytokinins, Gibberellins) enhance plant development, color and vigor.
Superthrive go here (contains vitamins, hormones, amino acids . . .etc.)
- - -http://www.superthrive.com/index.html
Any one else like to add there info on ingredients and a link or explanation as to why?
. . .break it down by the simplest of ingredients .
. . .for example to help your plant grow we give it high N less P and K for Bloom we give it a high p less k and even lesser k (1:4:2 ratio), the micros should be incorporated as well.
. . .but, other than the nutrients needed to to grow the plant there are also
Mycorrhizal Fungi, ---not my words Mychorriza (or mychorrhiza) is a mutually beneficial association between plant roots and fungi. Mychorrizal fungus enters into the roots with its spores, developes and then covers the surface of the roots with its mycelia. The mycelia, reaching epidermis (outer layer), provide water and minerals from outside to inside of the roots and organic matter from inside to outside. Mychorrizal partnerships can be seen in a wide variety of plants from forest trees to field plants.
. . . Humic Acid ---- not my words this is what humic and fulvic acid are for regarding plants--- Plant bio-stimulants are materials that promote plant growth. The importance of bio-stimulants lies in their ability to promote hormonal activity in plants. Plant hormones are chemical communicators, or agents, which help regulate a plants development and its response to its surrounding environment. Bio-stimulants also promote antioxidant production in plants which, in turn, reduces free radicals. Free radical molecules result from stress such as drought, heat, ultraviolet light and herbicide use. Free radicals are damaging because they are strong oxidizing agents which damage lipids, proteins and DNA within plants cells.
Antioxidants are metabolites and enzymes which seek out free radical molecules and protect plants from damage. They include lipid soluble substances like vitamin "E" and beta-carotene and water soluble materials such as vitamin C and various enzymes.
Coral calcium - - - - if you have read this far go here to read of it's importants http://www.calcompnutrition.com/coral-calcium-trace-minerals.html
molasses go here
- - - -https://www.rollitup.org/advanced-marijuana-cultivation/77841-molasses-2.html#post952167
Natural chelates go here
- - - - http://www.springerlink.com/content/8x4gr6850h346718/
Worm Castings go here
- - - -http://forterra.com/product/worm_castings.html
Humus go here
- - - http://foliarfert.com/pages/humus.htm
Sea Weed (Kelp) no my words
- - -Sea Kelp has also been found to increase plant hardiness and resistance to adverse environmental conditions, such as early frost, extreme heat and lack of moisture. Our Kelp Help Liquid Sea Kelp Fertilizer is an organic storehouse of over 60 naturally occurring major and minor nutrients and amino acids. The growth promoting substances in liquid sea kelp fertilizer include (Auxims, Cytokinins, Gibberellins) enhance plant development, color and vigor.
Superthrive go here (contains vitamins, hormones, amino acids . . .etc.)
- - -http://www.superthrive.com/index.html
Any one else like to add there info on ingredients and a link or explanation as to why?
