One of the challenges urban gardeners face is the limited space in their gardens for vertical plant growth. Plants can not only grow too large for the space one has, but as they grow the lower parts of the plant will require additional lighting.
As a result, indoor gardeners use different techniques to keep their plants from overgrowing. For example, you could use a trellis over the canopy and train the plants to grow horizontally instead of vertically.
Also, there is a supplement that can stop the vertical growth of plants and instead create lateral growth. The supplement is called Phosphoload.
Phosphoload makes use of advanced advances in plant technology. In fact, it extracts special isolates from the carbon that come from the humates. Human isolates are strong rare earth elements. When mixed with the technology found in Phosphoload, the result is faster flowering with bigger buds.
As mentioned above, after using this supplement, your plants will stop their vertical growth almost instantly and instead focus on producing large flower clusters laterally.
Phosphoload will not only create more lateral growth, it will also create larger flowers and increase yields by up to 30%. If that’s not enough to get you excited, it can also reduce the time it takes for a plant to reach full maturity.
The use of Phosphoload carries some risk. If not used correctly, you will kill your plants. This is not a slow death either. Your plants will be roasted in less than three days.
The most common mistake made is to follow the instructions on the label. The manufacturer does not know what nutrients you have in your reservoir or what you are growing. Don’t be scared though. Just follow these instructions and you’ll be fine:
1. Start with a fresh water tank.
2. In the fresh tank, only add your primary nutrient at 75% ppm from the previous week.
3. Do not add any additives except for root enhancers.
4. Apply Phosphoload at the beginning of your third week of flowering.
5. Apply 2 to 6 ml of Phosphoload per gallon of water.
6. Run your nutrient solution through your plants for three days.
7. Rinse your plants well with plain water or use a leaching solution.
8. After rinsing the plants, return to your normal feeding schedule by the middle of the third week of flowering.
As you can see, it’s very simple to use Phosphoload, so don’t be afraid to kill your plants. Just follow the steps outlined above and you will see great results. More lateral growth, larger flowers, and a shorter flowering period make this supplement a favorite among connoisseurs.