Stunting Stopping Verticle growth Organicly Kelp vs. Hard A

Hey guys it me again and of course I have another question (not calling it a problem yet but will be soon). Here we go I have 2 plants one being an Indica(bag seed) & another being Sativa(bag seed) the indica is just perfect for my stealth dresser the plant is about 2 1/2ft tall and a rough guess of about 14inch wide frow longest leaf set on one side to the other. Now right next to that lady is the Sativa she is growing so rapidly I raise the lights every day and a half because it grows about 3inch in that time frame I found this out the hard way when I worked and forgot to check on them and when I did some of the new shoots were burnt. I'm growing with a mixture of CFL's & Floro's & im also using MG organic choice soil for a medium. My Sativa is taller an skinnyer than my indica and is in a smaller pot. Anyways now that you can paint a pic of the setup heres the question What is a better organic choice to use?What works faster?How do I deliver it to the plant and how often? & I also forgot to metion I'm in 2nd week of flower so need to act fast(or is it too late?) I have heard of using kelp to stunt growth but I read a very interesting article on stunting flower growth but not effecting the bud size negitivly it was on some University website w/pics to compare it was like 1 part Hard Alcohol of choice (in my case it would probably be 151 rum being thAT IT IS THE ONLY KIND I have) and 7 parts water. So please RIU community I need your guys and gals's experiences with this and ideas also would love to hear other ways of going about it organicly

I was actually just given a bottle of Humboldt County's Own Bush Master (0-.1-0) for free the other day when picking some other things up.
It does mention sea kelp extract on the front of the bottle and on the reverse lists it as the active ingredient at 1.5%. The amount fed ranges from 2.5 to 5 ml/gal in soil. Hydro is 1 to 2.5 ml/gal run for 3 days and that it should not be used in coco. An alternative you can use it as a foliar spray at 1ml/gal up to three times over a length of two weeks. It suggests that you add it at the beginning of the bloom cycle but that you can wait until up to 2 weeks later than that.

Hope that helps shed maybe a bit of light on the subject.

meetzu said:

I was actually just given a bottle of Humboldt County's Own Bush Master (0-.1-0) for free the other day when picking some other things up.
It does mention sea kelp extract on the front of the bottle and on the reverse lists it as the active ingredient at 1.5%. The amount fed ranges from 2.5 to 5 ml/gal in soil. Hydro is 1 to 2.5 ml/gal run for 3 days and that it should not be used in coco. An alternative you can use it as a foliar spray at 1ml/gal up to three times over a length of two weeks. It suggests that you add it at the beginning of the bloom cycle but that you can wait until up to 2 weeks later than that.

Hope that helps shed maybe a bit of light on the subject.

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Thank you so much for the reply. Anyways I wish I could get ahold of some bush master or similar but I cant locally and I sure as hell dont have time to waste for it to get here if I bought it online.I read an artical about sea kelp and from my understanding and theirs it seems that sea kelp doesnt stop vertical growth it helps it but we may be wrong.I just dont want to give it kelp and then regret it when my sativa gets 4ft tall.

Top load works. I use it at the end of week 4. I think your sappose to use it after the stretch. Bushmaster is before stretch. Your in the stretch phase