What product can i buy thats good for spraying on my plants?
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Chiggachamp
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B1 thrive alive for foliar feeding
DR. RESINTHUMB
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Superthrive is good as a foliar spray...i used liquid karma for the same or as a soil amendment on the days i watered but didnt feed
polyarcturus
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me thinky more research is needed.
listen go to manufacturer web site they will tell you what it does, and google stomata, fertilizer, organic, basal salts, enzymes and many more things
listen go to manufacturer web site they will tell you what it does, and google stomata, fertilizer, organic, basal salts, enzymes and many more things
your the second person to talk about superthrive is it really that good? and do you mix the liquid karma with it as well? i am in veg right now so it works well for vegging?
as well right now for veg i am using liquid gold liquid black crystal dutch nutrients a and b and that's it for veg do you think i need anything else for vegging? and i haven't heard many people talk about dutch nutrients do you think i should switch to advanced nutrients or general hydroponics?
DR. RESINTHUMB
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I LIKED SUPERTHRIVE,BUT I FOUND LIQUID KARMA WORKED BETTER FOR ME AS A FOLIAR... I DID NOT MIX THEM I TRIED SUPER FIRST THEN KARMA SECOND,AND KARMA IS MUCH BETTER IMO...HERE IS SOME INFO
Liquid Karma[SUP]TM[/SUP] contains seven (7) major groups of nutrients based on their specific effects on plant growth and development:
A. Fermented Compost Solution - prepared by exhaustive bacterial and enzymatic fermentation of fish meal, composted seabird guano, spirulina, sea kelp, and soybean meal. In order to enhance the fermentation process and obtain a product which contains the highest possible biological activity, the fermentation is carried out in different stages in the presence of humic acid, citric acid, raw sugar cane, complex carbohydrates, glucose fructose and over 72 trace elements. Fermented Compost Solution prepared in this manner is used by an increasing number of organic gardeners to obtain luxuriant vegetative growth, huge flowers and flavorful fruits and vegetables.
B. Amino Acids - Liquid Karma contains essential amino acids which are derived from casein hydrolysate and soybean protein hydrolysate. Amino acids are important plant nutrients because they serve as building blocks for structural proteins and enzymes. In addition, amino acids are also involved in the activation of transfer ribonucleic acids (t-RNAs) and DNA synthesis. The following amino acids derived from casein hydrolysate and soybean protein, are present in Liquid Karma: glycine, alanine, valine, leucine, isoleucine, serine, threonine, aspartic acid, glutamic acid, aspartic acid, glutamic acid, asparagine, glutamine, lysine, arginine, histidine, cysteine, cystine, methlonine, proline, phenylalanine, tyrosine, and tryptophan.
C. Vitamins - All of the vitamins used in this formulation are extremely beneficial for plant growth because they function as co-factors for enzymes involved in carbohydrate metabolism and the biosynthesis of macromolecules. Liquid Karma[SUP]TM[/SUP] contains significant amounts of riboflavin, thiamine, pyridoxine, and all of the other B-complex vitamins obtained from fermented yeast extracts.
D. Plant Extracts - Liquid Karma[SUP]TM[/SUP] also contains aqueous and ethanolic extracts of etiolated wheat seedlings and Zea mays. These extracts contain high levels of the plant hormones known as auxins and cytokinins. For successful plant micropropagation (tissue culture), the crucial requirements for an auxin and cytokinin are well documented in botanical literature. An example of the beneficial effects of using Liquid Karma[SUP]TM[/SUP] in tissue culture is shown in Figure 1.
E. Humic Acid - In addition to the ingredients indicated above, Liquid Karma contains optimal levels of humic acid derived from leonardite. This substance is known to stimulate the growth of roots, shoots and flowers, by maintaining the proper osmotic concentration in cells.
F. Seaweed Extract - Liquid Karma[SUP]TM[/SUP] also contains a high proportion of seaweed extract obtained from North Atlantic Kelp (Ascophyllum nodosum). Kelp extract contains metabolically active carbohydrates, complex carbohydrates, minerals such as cobalt, strontium and iodine, and growth substances that are known to be beneficial for plant growth.
G. Carbohydrates - Carbohydrates are included in Liquid Karma[SUP]TM[/SUP] because they are the direct or indirect precursors of virtually every metabolite. Their precense provides the added burst of energy required to assimilate and metabolize all of the other wonderful ingredients present in Liquid Karma[SUP]TM[/SUP].
The seven nutrient groups used in the formation of Liquid Karma[SUP]TM[/SUP] act synergistically to produce optimal plant growth.
Benefits of Using Liquid Karma[SUP]TM[/SUP]
Extensive research and field trials indicate that Liquid Karma[SUP]TM[/SUP] produces beneficial results during every phase of plant growth. Starting with seed germination and following through to vegetative growth, budding and flowering, the continued use of Liquid Karma[SUP]TM[/SUP] ensures optimal plant growth at every stage. In addition, because of the presence of high concentrations of B-complex vitamins and plant hormones in Liquid Karma[SUP]TM[/SUP], the product has been shown to be very effective in protecting plants from transplant shock, and in promoting the rooting of cuttings.
sweet do i just use it as a foiliar or do i put it in my reserve as well? and how often would i spray it on my plants?
DR. RESINTHUMB
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i grow in peatmoss not hydro so im not sure if it would work in reserve...foliar spray 1-2 times a week
i grow in soil i just put few gallons of water with my nut in the grow area to make it easier to water my plants
scroglodyte
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DR. RESINTHUMB
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Yea bubba you can just mix karma with straight water or with nutes..im just saying i would use it in my water on days i watered and didnt feed...worked well for me
The Growery
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neem oil and protekt from dyna gro works pretty good, protect leaves from insects by promoting wax coat and increases the cell walls thickness for additional protection against diseases and pests. cheap too
I bought some liquid karma and super thrive this morning man liquid karma is not cheap thanks for the help Dr Resinthumb
nice link bro thx
troutfly
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Get your nuts out of the grow area!
GanjaGod420000
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I grow in soil also, and mostly use ladybugs to solve any whitefly problems, that I wouldve ordinarily used a NEEM PY and H20 foliar spray on, while in vegetative... The only foliar spray I use during flowering, other than the occaisional light misting of norml, distilled H20 is during early flowering, before my buds begin to really form and cluster up, is a light liquid seaweed and mostly distilled H20 foliar spray, to sort of give the vegetation a coat of protection, that's very much all-organic, and natural, as if they were growing by the sea somewhere, and were given a light misting of mineral-rich sea water, but minus the sodium factor...
whys that?