GLB Clean Mineral
GLB Micro DS
Micronutrient
​What very few understand about all nutrient lines...
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Every nutrient line makes its micronutrients low enough so it will not cause toxicity in the weakest strains of plants. The fertilizer companies also don't mention that the plants can handle more than what is in their products either. It sounds obvious, but most growers just want to follow directions as they're still learning. The advertising claims for the companies say their line is all you need, and that is not the reality most of the time. The more that a plant can uptake, the higher the quality, and 1-4 part lines are just not broken down enough. There has to be a give and take on separate nutrients to make everything in a product work. All soil and soilless mediums can handle more, but this is where patience comes into play on testing the limits of a strain. So many growers want to always test new strains rather than perfect old ones, so it's hard to know how far you can take something.​
So what does this mean? As micronutrients are cofactors in enzymes that create a majority of secondary metabolites, the more that a strain can handle, the higher the quality of secondary metabolites. Every grower should have a bottle of a separate full range of micronutrients. Not just a few nutrients like all these "terpene enhancing" products on the market, which include a little extra zinc, manganese, and boron for a few weeks, but should also have copper, sulfur, and iron for the entire grow. We would be surprised if the "terpene products" didn't have at least some sulfur but neglected to say it on the label.
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There are many micronutrient-only products on the market, but sulfur is technically not a micronutrient. GLB treats it as the fourth major nutrient, NPKS. The problem is they can't make it as clean or as inexpensive as GLB Micro DS. There is no other full micronutrient with sulfur that has only 0.01% salts, is this bioavailable and costs less than 1/5th of 1 cent, nor give anywhere near the same quality. It just doesn't exist and doesn't make sense for normal money-first companies to make a product this inexpensive. They won't have to though as the marketing strategy is to keep growers only using their line. If they can hook you, you never look anywhere else and pay the higher costs.
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Some of the benefits...
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Sharper more defined leaf structure
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Healthier leaf structure
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Most Available Micronutrients on the market
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Raises the quality of Secondary Metabolites (Resin, Terpenes, Flavonoids, Trichomes, etc)
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Most Economical Micronutrient on the market- less than $0.0017 per gallon daily
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As an Amendment, it supports every other nutrient line to give proper micronutrients to raise the quality of plants and secondary metabolites
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Does Not Add Excess Salts – 0.01% Salts or PPMs
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Sulfur is also a microbial food source so additional sulfur is always needed to get more into the plant
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Heavy Metals Removed
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Can be applied incrementally at higher doses starting at 0.05 mL above the recommended application rate per gallon of water to test the quality limits of each strain without toxicity.

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0.70 mL per gallon 1 Week Test
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As a part of our BrixSap and BloomSap 0-9-11 Growers can see results in 2 weeks with either product on their plants! The top of the leaves will become more defined, and healthier. If used over time you can see, as the picture on the left below shows, where there is an additional structure almost like a spine coming off the center of the leaf.
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​**Higher Doses- Each environment, other nutrients, and soil medium play a factor in general, the micronutrients are the limiting factor in both BrixSap and BloomSap to how much can be pushed to higher application rates as you also do not want excessive micronutrients in the all in one products. It is something that individuals will need to test but the recommended doses on our bottles are if you are using a full line and we are adding one of our products over the top so there is room when only using our products to incrementally ramp up but we would recommend the last 2 weeks is the safest time to ramp up additional terpenes and not affect any growth.
We are not saying that a specific strain in a specific environment can handle more than the recommended dose and it is at the grower's own risk to test the limits of their specific grow and strain, but more experienced GLB users have found higher numbers on specific heavy feeding strains on a case by case basis.
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