[Turkish Gold]

is top max worth it?

[THC4SIM]

Im growing using BioBizz all mix, Grow, Bloom, and im due to go into flowering in the next 2 weeks, ive read a lot of good stuff about Top-Max on OG..
It would be good if anyone at ICmag is using the stuff, and give us any pointers...

im gunna give it a go anyway

THC4SIM

I use All Mix,root juice, bloom, top-max and Alg-a-mic find they all do the job nice sticky stinky buds and all organic

DC

[Morganic]

Yeah iv used it, works pretty good. Try guanokalong bat guano, i picked up some today, if its good enough for soma its good enough for me. pretty cheap too.

M

Im using
Bio grow
Bio bloom
Top max and killing it .... Im doing on the timetable for them and im loving it!!!
Cheap , great , you just cant miss

[MuricanWeedwolf]

Originally Posted by Guest

I use All Mix,root juice, bloom, top-max and Alg-a-mic find they all do the job nice sticky stinky buds and all organic

DC

Funny, Topmax, Alg-a-mic, and Root Juice are all basically the same thing (liquid seaweed, with or without additional humic acid). Bloom is about the most watered-down "bloom" fertilizer I have ever seen. All mix is way overpriced.

Also, be careful trusting these companies' claims their products are "100% organic". This claim is completely unregulated and, without OMRI certification, may be an outright lie:

https://www.newfarm.org/columns/org_n...rtilizer.shtml

I suggest you just use one of them; don't waste your money buying all three. Even better just find another source of OMRI listed liquid seaweed (there are several, many much cheaper) and use compost tea as a source of liquid humic acid.
My two cents

[Therealzemi]

Originally Posted by MuricanWeedwolf

Funny, Topmax, Alg-a-mic, and Root Juice are all basically the same thing (liquid seaweed, with or without additional humic acid). Bloom is about the most watered-down "bloom" fertilizer I have ever seen. All mix is way overpriced.

Also, be careful trusting these companies' claims their products are "100% organic". This claim is completely unregulated and, without OMRI certification, may be an outright lie:

https://www.newfarm.org/columns/org_n...rtilizer.shtml

I suggest you just use one of them; don't waste your money buying all three. Even better just find another source of OMRI listed liquid seaweed (there are several, many much cheaper) and use compost tea as a source of liquid humic acid.
My two cents

Please don't spread nonsense that has no factual truth in it.
Biobizz IS sertified by the highest EU standards. And saying that those 3 bottles are the same, is just plain wrong. The biobizz line of bottled organics, is some of the very best (bottled) organics you can get. There is plenty of info here on the site, to back up what i just said.

yea and its made from sugarcarrot, not seaweed... maybe you thought to plagron algae stuff.

[Granger2]

Algamic is seaweed. The base for Grow and Bloom is beet MO. It is organic as approved by the strict EU agency. -granger

[MuricanWeedwolf]

Originally Posted by Therealzemi

Please don't spread nonsense that has no factual truth in it.
Biobizz IS sertified by the highest EU standards. And saying that those 3 bottles are the same, is just plain wrong. The biobizz line of bottled organics, is some of the very best (bottled) organics you can get. There is plenty of info here on the site, to back up what i just said.

Disagree 100%. I have been growing (many crops, including weed) organically for 20 years and I've never seen such watered down stuff. There is a reason why you won't find biobizz products in a proper farm store....
https://www.groworganic.com/natural-...ertilizer.html
https://www.7springsfarm.com/liquid-fertilizers/

Look anyone can buy some "Certified" 4-10-10 and water it down to make a 1-2.5-2.5 and quadruple the recommended rate while proclaiming it is specially formulated for cannabis and raising the price. That's what biobizz does. It can work, sure. But it's also a huge waste of money and time, mixing up half a dozen nutes when you just need a couple.

Sugarbeet extract...hmmm sounds suspiciously like blackstrap molasses to me. Or they hide the fact they're just using some hydrolyzed fish by calling it "amino acids" like it were some magical thing.

Those products are basically watered down humic/fulvic acids with some molasses and/or seaweed. For a quarter of the price you can buy some liquid kelp/seaweed and hydrolyzed fish, compost (tea) for the humic/fulvic acids and molasses, and/or add some dried molasses in your soil mix.

That will replace top max, alg-a-mic, root juice, bioheaven and grow. You do the maths.