ProPheT 216
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Bump this thread back to the top. What beneficials are being used today? I'm about to have to restock and wonder what I don't know about.
Sterile or Bennie's?
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smokey0418
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Added some orca last eve and plants looks like there on viagra today.
But I just received this bottle of Hygroben , it’s a new product from Hygrozyme.
Bottle label has much more props that orca.
Will give it a try shortly.
But I just received this bottle of Hygroben , it’s a new product from Hygrozyme.
Bottle label has much more props that orca.
Will give it a try shortly.
ProPheT 216
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I've had this forever. Finally about to need to replace it. No complaints tho
rkymtnman
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what is the prop units of just the bacillus amiloqu (sp?) . hard to see on the label.
i know the southern ag is something like a million times more concentrated than hydroguard
ProPheT 216
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I'll take a pic when I get home. I grabbed that offline to share and I can't read it either.
ProPheT 216
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rkymtnman
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the mix rate was 1 scoop i think per 10 gallons? do they give a gram weight per 10? i'm kinda anal and measure out all my dry stuff. how much was the pound?
check out kelp4less.com they have a few bennie mixes that i was interested in and they are pretty cheap too
Billy the Mountain
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Bacillus amyloliquefaciens is the strain used in HydroGuard and GFF.
That product doesn't appear to have any.
That product doesn't appear to have any.
ProPheT 216
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They say 1 tsp or 5.5 grams per 10 gal. on the packaging. But their feed chart recommends .20 of a gram per gal.
I use about .15 per gallon.
It was $70 I think
ProPheT 216
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I ran hydroguard before. I just didn't like the bottle spout and it was always needing to be rebought. I had good experiences with it tho
Billy the Mountain
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GFF or DefGuard are the same species as Hydroguard but orders of magnitude more potent.
99.85% vs. .038% active ingridient (~2600x more concentrated)
rkymtnman
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this is my second coco grow in a row that i've needed to stop the good bennies (both TPS Billions and Southern Ag GFF) and use pool shock. i had some issues that nothing seemed to fix except a good dose of chlorine.
i guess the good thing is pool shock is cheap
Not when you're treating 26,000 gallons every third day, even though I'm running a hypochlorous loop. I pay about $250/25lb bucket of 73%. I try to snag up a lot on sale
You're using Southern ag in coco? Does that create more root growth in the coco? Thanks