Liquid Gold - 2.5 Gal
Liquid Gold can be added directly to your reservoir water, or used as a foliar spary. It is compatible with any nutrient. Liquid Gold will increase the cell metabolic rate which translates into better growth. Liquid Gold is absorbed directly into the plant tissue and regular daily spraying will treat new growth cells. Where does Liquid Gold come from? Liquid Gold's source is from living plant material that grows in the sub-arctic. These plants do not freeze in the spring when night temperatures dip into the freezing range. While research has not answered exactly why these plants do not freeze, it is suspected that a particular blend of naturally light molecular weight humat substances present in the plant are responsible. Can I foliar spray with Liquid Gold? Yes. Just a light misting is a preferred method if you want to apply Liquid Gold to specific areas on the plant during particular stages of plant growth. Liquid Gold is absorbed directly into the plant tissue and regular daily spraying on select parts of the plant will treat new growth cells. Can too much Liquid Gold be applied to a plant? For use in a reservior, Liquid Gold is effective in very low amounts. More is not better and to achieve the best results, follow directions. Can too much Liquid Gold be applied to a plant? For use in a reservior, Liquid Gold is effective in very low amounts. More is not better and to achieve the best results, follow directions. There are "things growing" in my Liquid Gold? Liquid Gold likes to promote the growth of organic things and while every precaution is taken during the processing, sometimes penicillin spores can awaken and take advantage of the potential contained in Liquid Gold. While this penicillin does consume a very small amount of the Liquid Gold, it will in no manner effect or harm any plants. Can I use Liquid Gold on plants growing in substrates? The best way to use Liquid Gold on soil plants is to foliar spray it. You can also do a soil drench if