BUD XL, 5 L

Bud XL House and Garden - Bud XL Flowering Stimulator. It has been known for more than a century that enzymes act as separators of polysaccharides into monosaccharides—glucose and fructose. It turns out that they also play an important role in the transport and distribution of sugars in plants. These sugars are responsible for the production of dry matter in the different parts of the plant. Product information: House &Garden Bud XL has the exceptional ability, using enzymes, to extract sugars from the plant's leaves and transport them to the fruits or flowers. The fruit becomes sweeter and tastes better. Bud XL increases the size and strength of the flowers, leading to increased fruiting and, respectively, increased turnover. Optimal effect: Every enzyme has an optimal value. When it is reached, enzyme activity is at its highest. If the enzyme's condition is far from the optimal value, its structure can change sharply, its action can decrease, or the protein can lose its functions. Therefore, several factors must be carefully monitored: the pH level of the substrate must be neither high nor low. The temperature of the room, as well as that of the substrate, is also important for achieving optimal results. Application: Use Bud XL during the flowering period. Prepare the nutrient reservoir as follows: first add a base nutrient (for example Soil A&B, Hydro or Cocos). Ensure that the reservoir has the correct pH and water electrical conductivity. Then add Bud XL. The reservoir is ready for the first watering. Tip: Start adding Bud XL after the first flowers have formed. During this period, the large bracts lose their functions. By adding Bud XL, you ensure that the plant's energy is not used to maintain the bracts, but to form the plant's flowers and fruits. Bud XL also extracts sugars from the bracts, storing them in the flowers or fruit. Dosage and available sizes. Dosage: 1 litre for every 1000 litres of water. Sizes: 250ml, 500ml and 1 litre

Bud XL - Bud XL Flowering Stimulator. It has been known for more than a century that enzymes act as separators of polysaccharides into monosaccharides—glucose and fructose. It turns out that they also play an important role in the transport and distribution of sugars in plants. These sugars are responsible for the production of dry matter in the different parts of the plant. Product information: House &Garden Bud XL has the exceptional ability, using enzymes, to extract sugars from the plant's leaves and transport them to the fruits or flowers. The fruit becomes sweeter and tastes better. Bud XL increases the size and strength of the flowers, leading to increased fruiting and, respectively, increased turnover. Optimal effect: Every enzyme has an optimal value. When it is reached, enzyme activity is at its highest. If the enzyme's condition is far from the optimal value, its structure can change sharply, its action can decrease, or the protein can lose its functions. Therefore, several factors must be carefully monitored: the pH level of the substrate must be neither high nor low. The temperature of the room, as well as that of the substrate, is also important for achieving optimal results. Application: Use Bud XL during the flowering period. Prepare the nutrient reservoir as follows: first add a base nutrient (for example Soil A&B, Hydro or Cocos). Ensure that the reservoir has the correct pH and water electrical conductivity. Then add Bud XL. The reservoir is ready for the first watering. Tip: Start adding Bud XL after the first flowers have formed. During this period, the large bracts lose their functions. By adding Bud XL, you ensure that the plant's energy is not used to maintain the bracts, but to form the plant's flowers and fruits. Bud XL also extracts sugars from the bracts, storing them in the flowers or fruit. Dosage and available sizes. Dosage: 1 litre for every 1000 litres of water. Sizes: 250ml, 500ml and 1 litre