Increase the Weight of Your Harvest with Horti-rawK

Horti rawK boosts your final crop in the last weeks of flower

After harvesting your final product, has there ever been a time when you thought they would weigh more than they did? You have high-quality buds, but the weight just wasn’t there. Maybe you were expecting a denser flower with more mass.

In your garden, there can be environmental factors that result in airy flowers. If the temperature around the top of your grow’s canopy is too hot, your flowers are going to loosen up resulting in an airy final product. Growers will also find that excessive levels of CO2 and hormone application can cause your yield to miss the mark on the final weight they are after.

But if you have mastered your garden environment, you are growing a healthy strain, and you have the rest of your nutrient program dialled in, you are ready to add a nutrient supplement like Horti rawK. This is a 0-0-62 powder nutrient, delivering solely potassium (K) to your plant in late flower. When you mix Horti rawK according to the directions, without adding any other nutrients, you can end up with a feeding solution as high as 1400 PPM of straight potassium (K). Even after one application, you will see an increase in the weight of your buds.

In 20 years of doing this, I have never seen 1400 PPM of K applied to a plant. Now that we’ve been doing it, we’re seeing great results. My clients come to me and they say, ‘That works.’

David Robinson, The Garden Sage, Author of the Grower’s Handbook

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