Tru dat, or dilute with 2 parts H2O and 1 part gatorade.Make sure it has electrolytes
I just made a new batch today! Works so much better than that potassium hydroxide treated stuff. That and the SST are my favorite Cootz recipes to use with any grow.DIY Instant Kelp Meal Tea - Coots Hydrated Kelp Meal Trick
If you could only use 1 of our DIY plant tea's. This would be it. Not only is this quick and easy to prepare ahead of time, it's practically instant once you've pre-made the Hydrated Kelp meal. I could go on and on about how kelp meal is a must have for your garden but I think you already know...buildasoil.com
I myself don't foliar feed with kelp or anything else but if I was going to I'd just make it myself for pennies rather than buying some product that comes in a bottle for $24.99 a liter.I just made a new batch today! Works so much better than that potassium hydroxide treated stuff. That and the SST are my favorite Cootz recipes to use with any grow.
You can use nutes that you already and apply at low application rates - pretty much free.I myself don't foliar feed with kelp or anything else but if I was going to I'd just make it myself for pennies rather than buying some product that comes in a bottle for $24.99 a liter.
Make sure it has electrolytes
Nobody's crying about price but it's foolish to shell out money for something that is so easy to make yourself for pennies. And yes, you can get a good product for cheap.Bro whats up with all the people crying about price. You expect to get a good product for cheap?
Nitrozyme with Fossil Fuel mix per their directions and look no further.Better Together - Humic Acid and Seaweed for Increased Yields
Nitrozime and Fossil Fuel are better together! Combining a humic acid and seaweed extract can result in impressive plant growth and increased yieldswww.hydrodynamicsintl.com
If you want a cheaper solution you can get RAW NPK Marine Kelp and RAW NPK HUMIC+POTASH. This is a dry powder and is not noob friendly at all. You can actually over do it with kelp usually they have some amount of potassium in them.
Nitrozyme and Fossil Fuel are made by the same company that produced & developed Clonex so that should say something.I haven't used it but this stuff looks good. I'm using one of their other products (root simulator) which also has kelp and have been happy with it:
CleanKelp | Organic
The secret of the sea. Bloom City’s CleanKelp formulation contains seven species of wild harvested sea plants that are loaded with vitamins, minerals, and naturally occurring plant growth nutrients. Improves root and stem growth and relieves heat and drought stress to ensure plants grow...www.bloom.city
For the cheap your best bet is buying dry soluble powdered components from NPK RAW the problem is most people don't realize those products are extremely concentrated and some of them are to be mixed at a rate of as little as 1/16th teaspoon per/gallon of water.Nobody's crying about price but it's foolish to shell out money for something that is so easy to make yourself for pennies. And yes, you can get a good product for cheap.
The cannabis industry is driven by marketing which is why so many think they need products with cool names and fancy labels. None of that stuff in shiny bottles is any better than some DIY kelp meal tea.
It says nothing.Nitrozyme and Fossil Fuel are made by the same company that produced & developed Clonex so that should say something.
For the cheap your best bet is to go to some place like customhydronutrients and buy the same stuff RAW is packaging for a fraction of the price.For the cheap your best bet is buying dry soluble powdered components from NPK RAW the problem is most people don't realize those products are extremely concentrated and some of them are to be mixed at a rate of as little as 1/16th teaspoon per/gallon of water.
You pay for convenience when you get a product that has been refined, pre-blended and processed of course you will pay more.
The bottled nutrients are not a complete scam, sometimes its a thing of convenience just like how buying a coke at the gas station costs more than going to the grocery store and buying a 12 pack of coke. Also, many of these products are perfectly blended by experts with PHDs and universities backing them with real decades of research. That is frequently reflected in the price tag of the product.
An example of this is Dyna-Gro literally could certify some of their products as OMRI Organic just they don't want to do it because then their overhead is higher and then they'd have to charge more for their products.
$0.19 a gallon you trying to make me lose my house?I foliar spray with this product, once a week to toughen leaves for pest resistance and increase brix, not only on my cannabis grows, but fruits and vegetables as well. At $24/gallon, it cost me a whopping nineteen cents to make a gallon of spray diluting per instructions.