I guess this is mainly for hydro growing, but would it be beneficial for root growth in soil grow?
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i used as a test for both and both when used worked about the same hydro worked a little better but that's cause it grows faster with hydro anyways.
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high, ya I use it in promix & fill 3 gal pots up with HEALTHY roots. This rocks.but check out maxi crop,azomite,humic&fulvic; acid &mycrozie.; It's all about the Roots! Enjoy!
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I don't know, i believe it is used only with the soil to hold it and spreads through th roots this way. Contact Bonide, I am sure they would know the answer. Jim
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Its a soil amendment so your using a small amount mixed into a large amount of dirt then slowly released. i've used way over recommended amount and just had super awesome root structure. so no i dont think so. i've used it on lots of things. everything is thriving. bought it for cannabis and used it on tons of things.
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Technically, this is growing aeroponically, but the answer to your question is no. The sites are too close together and your plants would not get enough light, as this was not designed as full hydroponic solution. Plus your roots would become completely entangled in the spray heads, which happens to some extent even growing 3-4 inch clones.
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It is for the soil, I don't think it would be of any benefit to the leaves. It is made to condition the clay in the soil.
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This product helps your roots gain mass and also helps your plant absorb more water and nutrients. All that will help your plants gain bigger better buds
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Yes it is. I myself use it in planters, inside and the PH leve is perfect and good draining soil. And the perfect thing about it is that you don't have to worry about snags with this soil. I highly recommend this soil it's the only one I use for all my indoor plants, PS good luck it's that time of the yaer&#127803;&#127802;&#127808;&#127800;
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I am not sure but it should if it is packed full of potting soil or other soil in which you wish to grow your plants. I am not sure I would use it for this purpose however unless the rocks were large and not compacting.
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honestly no. They suggest you use all three together. with hydroponic nutes less is always more.
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It drains well, but it holds some moisture, it seems to have about 1 % peralite in it , it is super rich for plants like corn , nutrient suckers,.. it can be cut with another bag of sand or peralite!I think this is the best potting soil money can buy, the blend , and inert ingredients, HAPPY GARDENING
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In an aquaria? Ofcourse. I see no problem with it i used it for puting root tabs in mine as well as planting a terariums plantlets
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It has a light green color, it should work in hydroponics, the color disappears for the most part when it is diluted. I use it very diluted 1/4 teaspoon per gallon and I water all the time with this solution. My plants like it that way. the few I am growing hydroponically are growing very well in it. I grow orchids and there are a few I have found like to stay wet at the roots all the time, so I have adapted them to a hydroponics.
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It can, but the roots will eventually dip into the water, become over hydrated, dragon claw and die. If you want a DIY aeroponics, look for the 4in square fence post instructions that are floating around on the internet ;-)
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Yes, Sophie, it can be used in conjunction. Try and remember this, with these things, less is more, if your growing a garden in soil or hydro, this will only help keep your soil healthy, and the nutrient availability in hydroponics systems cleaner, while nutrients are kept FLOWING rather than building up, and often creating your #1 & 2 enemies in BOTH systems... BACTERIA! This product helps sustain plants by keeping water fresher. Also..flushes clean out your excess of the Additives/Fertilizers/Etc. that, when used, become salts, and this keeps the plant bound because of poisoning, over time from these salts, they build up and poison the plant. What kills a plant faster than salt?! This keeps the plants from reaching their fullest, most healthy and organic potentials. Any more ?s feel free to ask!! Happy Gardening Sophie!!! "It is a love of the garden which ennobles the spirit of all." ~ Author Unknown
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There's nothing in this that can burn your plants. You can use it in any growing situation. In fancier hydro grows that utilize drip emitters or sprayers, this could cause build up over time. As for soil, it would take a lot to overdo it. I don't think there would be much benefit, though. This is made to mimic what is in soil for a hydro grow. If you're using soil, especially something like foxfarms, I don't think this will make any difference. But it won't hurt, so there you go. If you're looking to establish root growth or bigger root systems in soil (not soilless, that's different), I recommend combining Superthrive with the addition of pebbles and stones to the dirt. There's nothing in this that can burn your plants. You can use it in any growing situation. In fancier hydro grows that utilize drip emitters or sprayers, this could cause build up over time. As for soil, it would take a lot to overdo it. I don't think there would be much benefit, though. This is made to mimic what is in soil for a hydro grow. If you're using soil, especially something like foxfarms, I don't think this will make any difference. But it won't hurt, so there you go. If you're looking to establish root growth or bigger root systems in soil (not soilless, that's different), I... » Read More There's nothing in this that can burn your plants. You can use it in any growing situation. In fancier hydro grows that utilize drip emitters or sprayers, this could cause build up over time. As for soil, it would take a lot to overdo it. I don't think there would be much benefit, though. This is made to mimic what is in soil for a hydro grow. If you're using soil, especially something like foxfarms, I don't think this will make any difference. But it won't hurt, so there you go. If you're looking to establish root growth or bigger root systems in soil (not soilless, that's different), I recommend combining Superthrive with the addition of pebbles and stones to the dirt. « Show Less
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All of my reseach shows yes, however I used it as a benefical bacterial to brew and multiply in a compost tea. It seems to have done well in that medium. It is more ideally designed for hydro setups.
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It could be used to grow anything - it is, however, only about the size of a large shoebox. It does not have a liner, but holes for soil drainage with a tray underneath.