Superthrive

[JMurphy97]

What is this Superthrive and what would it's benifits be for VFT's? Also how would I apply it(on the leaves or peat)?

 

[Alvin Meister]

Superthrive is a concentration of B vitamins. It smells just like Marmite, which is also full of B vitamins!

I've found it has no effect on either VFTs or sunflowers. I'd save your money personally. Or use Marmite

 

[shokuchuu]

And like the supposed foodstuff, you either love it or hate it!

 

[Bugweed]

Superthrive is a rooting hormone. No more, no less. It will help deliver a spurt of growth to plants that have never had it, but only does that once or twice. Otherwise, it can deal with root shock better than anything else I have tried on the market. I pull a sarr, pop it into a pot. Add peat, and water with superthrive. The plants in my care just grow without missing much except a little color.

 

[Statik2426]

Has anyone here ever tested superthrive? Like after transplanting/dividing/etc some plants, use superthrive on one group and don't use supertrhive on the other.

 

[Bugweed]

Yes, I did. Lost too many sarracenia without it (5 out of 30 cuts) and with it, I have had more 100% success rates with it. VFT's and sarrs react well to the cutting process, and drosera go nuts!

 

[Carito]

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[Alvin Meister]

Looks like it was designed by the same people who made the 'X-ray specs' adverts in the 1950s.

 

[Est]

Quote[/b] ]Looks like it was designed by the same people who made the 'X-ray specs' adverts in the 1950s.

LOL! I thought the same thing. Talk about using every single mm of space for ads. I'm surprised there's nothing printed on the inside up the cap... *checks* Nope- just stinky.