Amino Treatment Replacements??

ievolution

Well-Known Member
Whats up guys. I have used House and Garden for years and have done my last run with Amino Treatment. I loved the product but it is out of control expensive. I bought the bigger bottle which is 1l for 190 dollars. They have other products that are expensive but you use such a small amount(1.1ml) that it ends up being very cheap per gallon to mix. Amino Treatment in flowering is 3.8 ml per gal which from H&G is rare. The product is basically a Silica,Amino Acid, and Beneficial Bacteria product. I was wondering if people had ideas of cheaper replacements. I use so many beneficial products that I am not worried about that but I love Silica products so I was thinking of a product like SI(Structural Integrity) from Humboldt Nutrients which is 6% Silica(not Calcium Silicate which is all I cared about) which from what I have seen is pretty strong. Also I have heard really good things about Dark Energy but never have used it. I was thinking about purchasing 1L of that and trying out those 2 products together as a replacement for the very expensive Amino Treatment. Does any1 have any experience with similar products or these products and have any comments or suggestions?
 

ievolution

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I have also heard good things about Floralicious plus so that would be another option instead of Dark Energy. The only down side I have heard of Dark Energy is smell which I really don't care I have very good ventilation so it shouldn't be a problem. They both look like good products so if anyone has any info on either of both of them I would really appreciate it.
 

grandaddypurped

Active Member
Hey ie, how's it going? I use Humboldt Nutrient's S.I. but as far as I know it's a slilcate that just helps build strong, thick stems to keep the plants sturdy when they start putting on weight. Look into ProZyme by Humboldt Nutrients...I think that may be what you're looking for.
 

ievolution

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House and Garden has Multizyme/Multizen and Bud XL which are both enzyme additives which I am guessing that is pretty much all Prozyme is. Thanks for the reply though and I will check into it.
 
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