A few months ago I got free samples of this all natural product called HB 101. It's an extract from pine-cedar-cypress trees. Simply add one drop per liter of water (along with the usual fertilizer) and it will supposedly increase plant and root growth, make plants healthier and more robust and so on. Apparently it's all the rage in Japan...
Here's the mineral analysis:
--Sodium- 155.3mg/gallon
--Calcium- 125mg/gallon
--Iron- 6.8mg/gallon
--Magnesium- 12.5mg/gallon
--Silicon- 28mg/gallon
--Cadmium- 0
--Arsenic- 0
Is there any point in this stuff????
Wouldn't fertilizers supply these nutrients anyways? I'm using the samples since I have them, but I'm not convinced they have any effect. My plants are growing better after 2 months, but I think it's more due to the fact that I got grow lights and better fertilizer around that time as well...
I don't really believe in this stuff, but what do you guys think?
HB 101 plant growth enhancer: Nonsense or not???
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