Is same product cannazym for reuse coco soil medium ? 2 week before harvest flush with cannazym and 2 week stars growing same cocosoil is possible plantacillan?

Hi Philippe,

Yes, Plantacillin shares some similarities to Cannazym - it has Potassium and will help establish a healthy root system. The great thing about Plantacillin is it'll strengthen your plants overall health, encourage higher yields and you can use it for all grow mediums - including your coco soil.

As far as a a feed schedule use this link which will give you an idea of when to feed it to your plant and it what amounts: https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0083/1668/2358/files/FHD-soil-feedschedule-2021.pdf?v=1634248835

Here's also a link to our downloads page which features other feed schedules: https://futureharvest.com/pages/downloads

Thanks for your question and happy growing!

Hello, I 'm wondering if I can use the Plantacillin and the hydro guard from Botanicare in same time. thanks for your help. regards

While they would be compatible together, it would be overkill to provide both to your plant.

Hey I was wondering if plantacillian expires? Also it should help wit root rot right? So I wouldn't need any other supplements if I am occurring root rot that should clear it up

Hey Shane, great question.

Plantacillian will have about 2-3 years shelf life before we recommend replacing it.

If it goes over that date we would ask you pour some out in a clear cup and send us a photo and we can verify if its good.

You are correct, Plantacillin will help turn any waste material into useable food for the roots.

You could just use Plantacillin alone to treat root rot but I would recommend adding Super B+ and Royal Gold

for increased effect and recovery.

Also I’d recommend going light on your next waters & to allow the medium to fully dry out between waters.

Best of luck

-Jesse

Is plantacillin the same as hydro sparkle and hygrozyme? Im currently using them all and not sure if i really should be using them together. I am also using great white mycohorizae.

Hey Erich, Plantacillin is self-replicating and will increase in strength over time, whereas an enzyme product will lose potency as time goes on but they do essentially the same job.

It will live and work with mycorrhizae, the disadvantages to mycorrhizae however is that they are sensitive to high levels of phosphate and have a limited shelf life.  Plantacillin is tolerant to phosphate and will be potent pretty much indefinitely (if stored under proper conditions).

Hopefully this answers your questions.
Best regards
-Jesse  

Hi I’m currently using your 3 part holland secret and calnesium and propogator reverse osmosis water and then ph ing the water to between 6 and 6.5 I’m in week 4 of flower my ppm is usually 150 to 250 ppm then what is a recommended ppm If I add planticillan will this bring up the ppm this grow is in soil will be going Bubbleponics in 4 weeks when these ones finish plants are healthy and producing good buds but if I can bring ppm into recommend scale I’m thinking plants would benefit to the fullest

Hello, thanks for the question.
The more nutrients you add to the water the higher th PPM's will be, generally for week 4 you will want around 1000-1400 PPM.
As the plant feeds on the water you will see the PPM's gradually go down.

Is your plant getting the Micro, Grow, Bloom and Calnesium and any bud additives?
Make sure you give your plant the Bud Start, Ton O Bud and Bud Boom
for the most ideal results at flower.

Does this product help keep algae growth and slime from forming in sip buckets?

Hi Brad,

Plantacillin will break down plant matter, but your best bet to get rid of algae growth is using H2O2 and keeping your reservoir away from light because algae generally don't grow without light.

Thanks and have a great day!