Slf-100 who uses this in soil grow?

WingAK

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• Feb 20, 2019

• #1

I was told by my local garden store I should be using sfl-100 on a weekly basis to keep the roots bright white. Never even heard about this and can’t find anything in the search. Anyone else use it?

 

WingAK

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• Feb 20, 2019

• #2

This first photo was before adding the sfl-100
The second picture is one day after adding the sfl-100 I’d say it made a big difference

 

Midnight Warrior

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• Feb 20, 2019

• #3

The name sounds just like the stuff I spray on the undercarriage of my bike in the winter to keep rust away.

 

WingAK

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• Feb 20, 2019

• #4

Midnight Warrior said:

The name sounds just like the stuff I spray on the undercarriage of my bike in the winter to keep rust away.

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Lol it probably is,

 

Thegermling

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• Feb 20, 2019

• #5

Ive been using this for over a year in my coco grows. Its good stuff. Not as fast acting as something like cannazyme though. This adds no npk values and thats what I like about it too.

 

WingAK

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• Feb 20, 2019

• #6

Thegermling said:

Ive been using this for over a year in my coco grows. Its good stuff. Not as fast acting as something like cannazyme though. This adds no npk values and thats what I like about it too.

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Yeah for sure and it doesn’t interact with what you feed your plants

 

Thegermling

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• Feb 20, 2019

• #7

Enzymes keep the media clean. They help break down dead roots and keep bad pathogens at bay (well this product does not sure about others). The rep told me they gather enzymes (proprietary) from extreme cold and hot areas and put it in slf-100. This stuff is excellent for breaking up salt builups too.
Yes. These enzymes help nutrient uptake as well so you dont have to feed as much.