Supertrive Question

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Whats up got some ST today. You can use
it with just plane water? And that stuff smells
Harsh!! Any coments on SuperTrive?
 
Superthrive is an additive. IT IS NOT A FERT.

I use it for veg. growth only. NOT FLOWER. It (IMHO) great for transplanting and injured plants. Follow the directions on the bottle.
 
Thanks! Mutt I never said it was a
Fert did I? So only use it durring Veg
Ok got ya.....That stuff smells harsh
is it suppost to? Thank Mutt peace
 
No I didn't think you did. I just make it a standard reply when Superthrive is mentioned. A lot of people don't realize its an additive. So better to say it than not for the others. ;)

Yes, Harsh isn't the word for that stuff. Down right RANK. Is what comes into my mind. hahahahahah
 
LOL yeah worse then deer
piss?? I dont know? They are
pretty close LOL!! We should
start a post nastys! smelling!
Stuff ever lol Peace
 
i have not had any problems with the use of superthrive . but talk about stanky go stick your nose down a bottle of fish emulsions . even after dilution with water its stinky.
 
Superthrive and Thrive Alive (which I prefer) is mainly horticultural vitamin B-1.
Superthrive adds "secret hormones"; I don't use it because I want to know what's going into my plants.
I also don't like Superthrive because the label makes you think it's the only nutrient you need and I had several dozen plants that suffered when I tried to use just Superthive.
Thrive Alive lists all their ingredients, and is usually cheaper.

Vitamin B-1 encourages root growth and has a few other benefits, but your plants can do just fine without it.
I only use Thrive Alive when transplanting.
 

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