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[DoctorD]

im a bit confused

Whats the major difference between BOOST and ROOT STIMULANT????

seems to be made for the same job..?
i know has some different ingredients...
is one organic the other not??

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DDoc

[cheesehunter]

is this boost 100% organic?

[DoctorD]

hi just a bump on this.

is Boost organic?
and root stimulant isn't?

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DD

[oldtimer1]

cheesehunter, on Dec 27 2009, 01:07 PM, said:

is this boost 100% organic?

DoctorD, on Mar 4 2010, 02:13 AM, said:

hi just a bump on this.

is Boost organic?
and root stimulant isn't?

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DD

All the ingredients that make up boost are totally naturally derived. Quite a few organisations accredited by the International Federation of Organic Agricultural Movements (IFOAM) approve the use of humates and fulvates, some with free use and others require permission in the form of derogation. To date they are not approved by the SA.

On the current root stimulant:- As PM already said.

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Unfortunately this Root Stimulant is not certified organic. But that being said two of the four ingredients are certified as being organic. So I would feel bad to tell you that it is fine to use in an organic garden when not all the ingredients are certified as organic. There are no nasty chemicals in the make-up of this though, if that helps at all?

I have been given two totally new root stimulants to trial that are organic and will carry uk certification. If the best supasses the current root stimulant pm will replace it.

[mur27]

Buy some its only cheap, repotted my 28 killers, used this on its own at 1ml to 2ltr, next morning all plants including the lemon skunk were stood up and looked hungry as fook. Normall my plants would droop for a day thwn pick up after 2 or 3 days again, this time theyre growin the day after like theyre on steroids.

Just my opinion n its completely unbias but its worth trtyin a small bottle, defo cutting days off my vegging times.

[Sylar]

Question for OT1

Iam coming to the end of my BB nutes, and intend replacing them with PM OldTimers Grow + Bloom. Iam allready using PM Granules at pot up, and have started thinking about using boost as well.

"OldTimer1" said:

I would use at 1 ml per 2 litres, yes it makes nutrients more available, it should not be a problem with the base fertilisers in compost. It can really become a problem if used mixed with chemical salt fertilisers, it makes them quickly available to the plants, so its not hard to over do it and get nutrient overload.

Would i be correct in assuming its possible to use Boost mixed with OldTimers Grow + Bloom, or would it be better to use alternative feeds of boost and nutes.

Thanks

[oldtimer1]

You can use them mixed but with lower amounts of fertiliser, its suck it and see as to how much, you can easily over fertilise with boost, its let the plants tell you.

The pm organic fertilisers already have a lot more ready to use nutrients avalable to the plants than the bb range.

[grandad]

it dont take much to confuse me, but this has fucked my head up, i'll look again later. i like the pm products so far

[Sylar]

Many thanks for the Reply OT1

And thanks for all you do for the community

[oldtimer1]

Maybe I should add that I have tried both methods, the reason PM say only use on its own with just water is because, it is so easy to over do it.

I prefer to use it in water between feeds, it seems to equalise feed uptake by the plants.

[Nathan Barley]

oldtimer1, on Mar 4 2010, 12:39 PM, said:

I have been given two totally new root stimulants to trial that are organic and will carry uk certification. If the best supasses the current root stimulant pm will replace it.

As a side note, any news on these new root stims Ot?