Young Yoda
Well-Known Member
In my stumbling steps to acquire some knowledge about how to grow big sticky icky, I stumbled a cross a thread, elsewhere.. of a similar title that basically asked the above question. I'm wondering myself?
A couple a responses later the op got this:
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ok PKs work in a way that tells the plant "hey its flower time, start making flowers and forming buds to reproduce for the next season" Also tells the plant "stop using power to grow, use all for production of flowers" therefore usually ending its reach for the "sun"
Bloom boosters are loaded with potassium and phosphorous usually in a a CRAZY high ratio to tell the plant "ok somethings up Im dying time to use EVERY SINGLE last ounce of energy in to the flower, its all we got left "
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This has me a little confused since isn't PK part of NPK as in phosphorous and potassium? So are these two things one and the same?
A couple a responses later the op got this:
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ok PKs work in a way that tells the plant "hey its flower time, start making flowers and forming buds to reproduce for the next season" Also tells the plant "stop using power to grow, use all for production of flowers" therefore usually ending its reach for the "sun"
Bloom boosters are loaded with potassium and phosphorous usually in a a CRAZY high ratio to tell the plant "ok somethings up Im dying time to use EVERY SINGLE last ounce of energy in to the flower, its all we got left "
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This has me a little confused since isn't PK part of NPK as in phosphorous and potassium? So are these two things one and the same?