Flowering Stimulator - Why and When to Use It?

Do you want the richest possible harvest and massive flowers? In this article, we explain why it is important to use a quality flowering booster or flowering activator. Which products will truly allow you to unlock your plants’ genetic potential in terms of aroma, volume, or colour? Read on to find out how to increase your plants’ potential by up to 70% and maximise your next harvest at home in a grow box and outdoors in the garden.

• Why and when should you reach for a flowering stimulator?

An effective flowering stimulator has an irreplaceable and firm place in plant nutrition! The goal of every grower in indoor and outdoor conditions is beautiful, lush and fragrant flowering, or juicy fruits packed with distinctive flavour. The aroma or taste of home-grown fruit, vegetables or herbs can, with the use of BIO nutritional supplements, be not only intense, but also truly natural thanks to their purely natural composition.

And when you mix suitable additivesadditives into the watering during the flowering phase, whether on a purely organic basis or in a combined organomineral form, the result will be pure joy from gardening and a splendid feast for all your senses!

• What is the difference between a stimulator and a flowering activator?

A classic flowering stimulator is added to the watering purely during the flowering phase, except for the last week before harvest, which is already devoted to flushing (see the separate article: How to flush?). Some flowering activators are applied already towards the end of the vegetative phase, precisely so that they have enough time to initiate flower formation at the right moment. Dose charts will always give you certainty.

• How do individual flowering stimulators work?

Flowering stimulators, or flowering boosters, can be distinguished mainly by their composition, which also has a fundamental effect on their specific effects.

In short, flowering stimulators stimulate plant metabolism, while primarily ensuring a higher sugar content in plants (for example BLOOMBASTIC, etc.) and increasing the efficiency of nutrient uptake by the plant, which is related to the fact that they can activate the activity of beneficial microorganisms in the substrate (for example T.A. Pro Bloom, etc.).

1. Organomineral flowering boosters are usually made on the basis of basic nutrients (N-P-K), and this base is most often enriched with various beneficial substances (trace elements, amino acids, vitamins, phytohormones, etc.) or microorganisms (rhizobacteria, mycorrhizal fungi, etc.). A high proportion of basic nutrients is contained, for example, in the flowering stimulator Grotek Monster Bloom.
2. If you want to grow herbs, fruit or vegetables in organic quality, you will need a flowering booster whose composition is 100% natural. An organic flowering Previous article Next article