Man, I totally agree that environment is important, but once you have that under control, high quality nutes are the next step.
If you want to boost your harvest, things like Advanced Nutrients are certainly going to help you - and even more so if your environment is rockin.
True, you can't give plants too many nutes - that's no good either - but the difference between 'just anything' and high quality products like Advanced Nutrients is noticeable. At least, it has been for me.
Any one else?
Huh, so I'm jumping in late to the fray, but it looks like Overdrive is this (well, according to their site):
Overdrive reinvigorates flowering and creates a renewed burst of resins, scents, terpenoids, size and other very desirable traits that will give you impressive harvests instead of disappointing ones.
You know what? It wasnt easy to create this late-season plant growth miracle formula. Our scientists spent several years examining plant tissue samples and running experiments on the kinds of plants you grow. They also examined the internal clocks that run a plants life cycle.
They discovered a never-before-used combination of vitamins, organic materials, nutrients and other ingredients that make Overdrive a powerhouse harvest-boosting formula used by thousands of growers worldwide.
For example, Overdrive contains special forms of folic acid that work on a genetic level to reprogram blooming plants so they produce larger flowers late in bloom phase.
Overdrive also contains plant-friendly forms of Vitamin C. These special vitamins increase photosynthesis efficiency and makes plants better able to deal with heat, high intensity lighting and stress.
All of Overdrives ingredients are matched so they work together to give your plants exactly what they need for late-season bloom building.
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Now that you know how it works, Im sure youll be eager to apply Overdrive formula during the last four weeks of bloom phase, and watch amazing things happen in your garden. Cells repair themselves faster and increase their metabolism. Flower growth is ramped up. Roots take in more nutrients. Plants better resist disease and stress. The buds swell up before your very eyes when you use Overdrive.
Unlike many other bloom phase additives made by competitors, Overdrive does not rely on typical potassium-phosphorus augmentation. Instead, its a complete, unique feeding of ideal nutrients, vitamins and other substances that cause plants to redouble their flower production late in bloom phase.
Better yet, Overdrive is precision-engineered so its easy to use and safe to use. You will find that it mixes well and is taken in quickly by plants in any type of hydroponics system. Its powerful and fast-acting.
And this is what the Atami Bloombastic site says:
The Bloombastic formula contains biological minerals in combination with biological stimulants to create a one of a kind nutrient additive specifically designed for the flowering and ripening of your plants. The unique combination of elements in Blombastic will trigger explosive sugar and bloom production that will ensure a soft, sweet flavor of the bloom in addition to large compact buds.
Bloombastic will also stimulate the enzyme process on several levels that will make your plant less sensitive to stress factors such as: warmth, dry air, high light intensity, disease, and nutrient inadequacies.
This flowering innovation does not contain any ballast ingredients such as sodium and chlorine.
Compared to other cocktails, Bloombastic contains at least 50% more phosphorus and potassium.
Directions for use:
Bloombastic should be used in the final 4 to 6 weeks of the bloom and ripening stage of plant growth.
Okay, so when I read both of these, they seem like similar products, but I'm not as wowed by the Atami product.
Advanced Nutrients Overdrive sounds amazing. It sounds like it has a lot of vitamins and minerals that are happy for the plants.
Looks like you use em about the same.
Huh. Interesting side by side comparison.
I've used the Overdrive before - good stuff. Definite improvement in that grow, I have to say.