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Shooting Powder

Shooting Powder is the secret of every successful grower. This sparkling Bud Expander is the absolute best in the field of flowering stimulators. It gives visible results, can be combined with all base nutrients, is packed in handy sachets, simple to use, and has been extensively tested. It has moreover earned our customers' complete satisfaction. In brief, a good supplement ot the nutritional plan of any successful grower.

The flowering booster starts a new flowering cycle after the regular flowering phase, significantly increasing the fruit's weight. The extra yield after applying this agent will surprise you. It actually creates a new layer on top of the existing fruit. Output increases of up to 30% can be reached this way.

Directions for use:

Adjust the PPM-value to 760 ppm of the base nutrient (e.g.: Soil A&B, Coco A&B, Hydro A&B). Use Shooting Powder in the last 3 weeks before harvest. The first week of the last 3, use 1 sachet for every 25 gallons. The last two weeks of the 3, 2 sachets for every 25 gallons of solution. For mixing, always first add the base nutrient, adjust the ppm and ph-value's in the nutrient container, and then add the Shooting Powder.

Advantages of Shooting Powder Flowering Booster:

• Shooting Powder is a very powerful flowering stimulator.
• Shooting Powder uses the best nutrient components in the purest form that is available on the market.
• Shooting Powder has a constant high quality.
• Shooting Powder is apacked in a light-proof packaging ensuring its quality.
• Shooting Powder is packed in handy sachets.
• Shooting Powder is easy to use.
• Shooting Powder is very pure ensuring clean piping.
• Shooting Powder is highly concentrated and therefore very economical to use.

Dosage:

• 1 sachet per 25 gallons for the first week of the last 3 weeks before harvest.
• 2 sachets per 25 gallons for the last two weeks before harvest.