Anyone familiar with this product?
Thanks
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Anybody out there familiar with this product?
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I have not myself. At first, I thought it to expensive. Then after going through the reading of the product, then their application chart, I will consider this product.
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Good morning. I was looking at Rootwise biophos, Tribus bloom and Mammoth P. Found this at the local grow “super store” D&S Gardens. Looks like it’ll last a loong time. $33 is the cheapest ‘bloom biology’ I’ve found. Just flipped on Monday so we will see. Will not use in Sips so there will kinda be a comparison.
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Not familiar with it, but I looked into the company and it seems very legitimate. The owner of Blacksmith Bioscience, James Kowalski, founded the company with the $$$ he made selling his previous company Novozymes after the Do Not Compete ran out, Novozymes is a huge player in the big ag biosciences field with soil enzyme biostimulants/catalysts, seems like he’s a quote a serious soil scientist. I’ll be looking into their products myself now knowing this, thanks!
https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-kowalski-1bb41946
Bob from Oregon’s Constant Gardener did a big review a few years ago when it came out, NftG is some complicated shit to use but those guys really understand their soil and food web stuff so I’m interested to watch this and see what they say, that’s the inventor on the screen talking with him:
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Great watch, thanks. So 3-5 applications sounds like the limit. He said it was wasting money after 2nd-3rd week of flower. Smallest spoon I own is a 1/8 tsp, so that’ll do the 2G sprayer. Will water in bloom top dress(currently cooking) with Mega Phos this weekend. Thanks again for the video.
Peace
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