A: Yes. Sea Green is an effective foliar, especially to prevent disease and deficiencies. It encourages faster growth, thicker cell wall tissue (for greater nitrogen production), and resistance to disease and pests. You’ll have even healthier, more vigorous plants to work with and enjoy. You also gain a higher brix count which allows the plant to fully express its genetic potential.

A: Yes. This combo is excellent as a foliar spray for vegetative plants and seedlings/rooting cuttings. Whatever you don’t spray, go ahead and water in! We’ve seen roots grow up and out into the air and light (in a humidity dome) when sprayed with this combo. Mix both in the same gallon of water using 0.5 ml of Sea Green and 0.25 ml of Rootamentary. You can also use this combo as an effective seed soak.

A: Sea Green offers a diverse culture of bacteria, and the nutrient profile of Rootamentary selects the nitrogen fixers from the Sea Green culture. These bacteria convert atmospheric Nitrogen (N2) into plant available nitrates (NO3), and nitrogen-fixing bacteria create “hormones” or natural plant growth regulators (PGRs) that promote root growth.

A: Rootamentary doesn’t have calcium. If you use it as a standalone nutrient, you should also have a cal-mag product in your mix. Or a well amended soil with plenty of minerals, especially ample calcium.

A: No. Rootamentary contains urea which is not allowed under organic certifications.  We use a small amount of urea specifically as microbe food, NOT AS PLANT FOOD. When applied strategically as a microbe food, soil microbes quickly convert it into ammoniacal nitrogen and it is now “organic” as it has been processed by the soil food web. The problem with urea is when it is applied in high quantities for the purpose of force feeding the plants at the cost of the soil food web.  At Primordial Solutions, we focus on microbiological responses in the soil, and feed the soil first and foremost. For this purpose, Rootamentary is incredibly beneficial for soil health, will not cause harmful run off, and will only support and feed diverse soil life when applied at the 1-3mL/gallon application rate.  Organic certifiers had to draw the line somewhere, and in this case, they chose to not allow this substance under any circumstances, when it would have been more accurate to allow it if applied as a soil microbe food source.  It is for this reason that we also encourage mixing Rootamentary with Sea Green compost extract in every application to accelerate the assimilation of urea into the soil food web.

A: We recommend applying True Blooms in a foliar spray, but you can water it in if you prefer.

A: If watered in use 5 ml/gal for the first week of flower and then switch to 1 ml/gal from week 2 through week 6. If used as a foliar spray use 1 ml/gal for the first week of flower and then switch to 2 ml/gal from week 2 through week 7.

A: You can use True Blooms up to week 7 of flower depending on if you water in or spray as a foliar. See question above for details.

A: No, the can uses compressed air and no propellants.

A: Yes!

A: Terp Gerp can be beneficial during transition into flower through late flower, though we generally recommend to utilize the can in late flower and use True Blooms during transition and late flower.

A: NO! A very light mist is all that’s needed. Just a light spritz from two feet away.

A: Yes, if your soil is adequately amended with nitrogen and calcium.  If using light soil or soilless media, include any Cal-Mag with PaleoBloom and ensure sufficient nitrogen is available through transition and early flower.

A: We recommend using Paleo Bloom during the flowering stage from week 1 to week 6.