Super Bloom

[Gaytimegrower]

While going through some of my gear, I came across 2 small white 60mil bottles labelled:

 

"SUPER BLOOM"

 

I recall getting them sent over from a hydro. shop in Sydney about 3 years ago. Has anyone heard of it or used it. The label goes on to say:

 

QUOTE:

SUPER BLOOM

Flower Promotant

 

Directions for use

 

Super Bloom is a foliar spary. Mix 5 mil into 1 litre of water and spray the plants when they are at least 15cm high. Allow 14 days before a second spray.

 

That is all it says. I can't remember whether I used it or not.

If anyone has any info. about it, please let me know. I don't want to spray my lovely ladies if it is going to screw them up.

 

Thanks guys.

 

P.S. My 600 watt light system is still for sale.

[Luke Skywalker]

Be careful with that stuff... Wassily knows a bit about it, the chemical name is Chlormequant Chloride, if that helps at all.

 

Try the search function for the old thread here, I think it may have been me who posted the initial query too.

 

Hope that helps mate.

 

In the end, IMO, the best way to grow buds is the simplest way, air, water, light, nutes, media and genes, get those in the right ranges and types and you're laughing.

[Hydro Dave]

Dude, it is clormequat chloride, the best shit you will get your hands on for closing internodal gap, use as directed (if needed) but do not use in flower room.

 

 

While going through some of my gear, I came across 2 small white 60mil bottles labelled:

 

"SUPER BLOOM"

 

I recall getting them sent over from a hydro. shop in Sydney about 3 years ago. Has anyone heard of it or used it. The label goes on to say:

 

QUOTE:

SUPER BLOOM

Flower Promotant

 

Directions for use

 

Super Bloom is a foliar spary. Mix 5 mil into 1 litre of water and spray the plants when they are at least 15cm high. Allow 14 days before a second spray.

 

That is all it says. I can't remember whether I used it or not.

If anyone has any info. about it, please let me know. I don't want to spray my lovely ladies if it is going to screw them up.

 

Thanks guys.

 

P.S. My 600 watt light system is still for sale.