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FloraMax Flowering Enhancer replaces PK and Cal-Mag-Iron additives and stabilizes pH below 6.5.
No, the PK levels (Phosphorous and Potassium) are optimized with Flowering Enhancer (0-5-3), Resin-XS (0-1-4) and the FloraMax base nutrient (Veg-1 or VegaFlora AB). During mid-to-late bloom, we generally recommend using Resin-XS at 3-4ml/L (11-15ml/Gal). For heavy feeders, 4ml/L (15ml/Gal) generally provides significant improvements in mass yield and terpene profile.
Yes. In veg, many growers now use Flowering Enhancer to prevent purple stems and petioles, and to avoid calcium, magnesium and iron deficiencies. In bloom, Flowering Enhancer integrates seamlessly into other ranges along with Resin-XS as the stand-alone PK additives. This combination prevents the need for a cal-mag additive, provides pH stability and avoids needing messy “finishers” or bloom boosters.
No, provided the EC and feed regime are both adequate. The FloraMax line has sufficient Cal-Mag In its base nutrients and Flowering Enhancer. Over hundreds of test grows during the development phase there was never any need for a dedicated Cal-Mag additive. Deficiencies are only ever likely to occur if growers are underfeeding, or if running excessive PPFD, VPD or CO2. In the latter case add 1-2ml/L (4-8ml/Gal) of Veg-1 or FloraMax Ca-Mg-Fe. If this fails to fix the problem within 1-2 weeks, then the issue is probably not due to Cal-Mag or trace elements.
























