After reading someone’s forum input regarding TM-7, I went to the Bioag.com website. They offer a SAMPLE of ALL their products (TM-7, VAM, FUL-HUMIX, CYTOPLUS). I paid $10.00 for shipping. NOT an endorsement, just FYI for fellow OGers. Please, all stay safe and, be well.
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Thanks for the heads up man. Im gonna go get my free samples.
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Yeah, I live those products. In fact, I need more VAM. Filled out the form and will wait. 
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I’ll give an endorsement for TM7. I want to try the cytoplus though. Maybe I’ll request a sample.
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For all of the Canuks out there:
“Currently we can not ship outside the U.S. but are in the registration process in Canada.”
Yeah, that should only take 5 years or so… 
Anyway @misterbee I’m looking forward to seeing how these work out for you!
Cheers
G
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Cool only for our southern burger neighbors. Leaf land soon apparently.
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I’ve had very good experience with bioag products.
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Thanks for the heads up I love samples.
Will be adding some to this year’s pots and the rest to he worm bin.
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I love everything they have. Use their TM7 multiple times during grows. I use Fulpower a few times but be warned…overuse can cause mutant type plants. I used it at full strength on a potted tomato and made a frankintomato. It causes strange leaf growth on the level of Little House of Horror. Not normal.
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Thanks for the info. 
Picked up a 300g sack of TM-7.
Amazon for $22 (us). Not available at my local hydro hut.
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I like TM-7/Cytoplus as well. I think it works great as a foliar. I also like to let it soak in water for a day or some before I foliar. Doesn’t seem to dissolve quite as well as I would like.
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Thanks for the reminder I got the email but need to make the payment.
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I’m searching the forum for info on Bioag products and find this thread. My samples arrived on Saturday. I have used Ful-Power before in my teas but none of the others. I’d like to hear about others experiences.
@lefthandseeds I see you using the TM-7 as well as other products. Can you describe your use case? Foliar? Soaks?
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It’s just a chelated micronutrient mix with humic. I use it as foliar through stretch to help boost iron. Also, I have some nitrogen sensitive sativas running now, and I’m mixing it with MKP and potassium sulfate to reduce the amount of master blend I’m using to get the N down (effectively replacing the micros that I’m losing from stepping back the master blend).
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I’m using the MasterBlend on a one plant right now. It is way too green. Are you using Masterblend as recommended on the label?
5 gallon mix
12 Grams Masterblend
12 Grams CalNit
6 Grams Epsom
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Really? Wtf…
for 10-12gallons I’m using
25g Masterblend
24g CalNit
23g Epsom
It’s pretty similar, but with more epsom because I’m using coco. I ran the numbers, and it matches up to Jacks but with lower N. Are you using coco or soil?
I have some plants that are totally fine, and others that are very dark green. It matches the symptoms of N tox, but I’m not sure why…
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Exactly what I am seeing. I am using coco on 3 plants in solo cups for the covid contest…they are fine. Then I have a large No Name Mom x Snow Lotus in a 2 gallon with coco. The 2 gallon is really dark.
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Goddamn… I wonder what the issue is. One thing I noticed is that MB has slightly higher ammoniacal nitrogen. Maybe NH4 being a 1+ ion binds to the substrate like K and causes buildup?
It wasn’t really very high, so I didn’t think anything of it. Now I’m starting to wonder if NH4 is the source of all problems in coco…
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This details the downs and ups purdy well. Medium Ph.
Urea. Also why I dont like that Jacks 20-20-20. Urine N! (Urea) 
Hadda peek…yep.
The new MegaCrop 1-part is all Nitrate. As is Jacks 321 base.
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