Emerald Harvest Honey Chome, 1 gal

Carbohydrate-Based Aroma and Resin Enricher, 1 Gal

Emerald Harvest Honey Chome is a carbohydrate-based aroma and resin enricher aimed at supporting terpene and flavonoid production — the compounds behind fragrance, flavor, color, and the resin-coated look of mature flowers. It supplies simple and complex carbohydrates from sugar cane, palm sugar, and agave nectar. Carbohydrates serve two roles here: they provide an energy and carbon reserve that supports secondary-metabolite biosynthesis (including terpenes and flavonoids) in the upper plant, and they feed the beneficial microbial communities in the root zone that support nutrient availability. Honey Chome also adds supplemental magnesium and alfalfa extract to round out the formula.

The 1-gallon size fits a home or small commercial grower adding Honey Chome through a regular flowering cycle.

Key Features & Benefits

• Carbohydrates from natural sources — sugar cane, palm sugar, and agave nectar supply simple and complex carbohydrates.
• Supports terpene and flavonoid production — provides carbon substrates for secondary-metabolite biosynthesis during flowering.
• Feeds root-zone microbes — carbohydrates nourish beneficial microbial communities that support nutrient availability.
• Supplemental magnesium — supports chlorophyll synthesis and light-capture efficiency through flowering.
• Alfalfa extract — adds naturally occurring growth compounds alongside the carbohydrate and mineral inputs.

Who Should Use Honey Chome

Honey Chome fits growers already running a bloom nutrient program who want additional support for aroma, flavor, and resin development during flowering. It's used as an addition, not a replacement for a base formula.

About Emerald Harvest Honey Chome

Emerald Harvest built Honey Chome as a bloom-phase carbohydrate supplement within its broader Santa Rosa, California product line, distinct from its Grow/Micro/Bloom and Cali Pro base nutrient systems.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Honey Chome support terpene and flavor development?

It supplies simple and complex carbohydrates that act as carbon reserves for secondary-metabolite biosynthesis, including the terpenes and flavonoids responsible for fragrance, flavor, and color. Those carbohydrates also feed beneficial root-zone microbes that support overall nutrient availability.

When should Honey Chome be added to a feeding program?

Use it during the flowering phase alongside your existing bloom nutrient. It's designed as a supplement layered onto a base formula rather than used on its own.

What carbohydrate sources does Honey Chome use?

It draws on sugar cane, palm sugar, and agave nectar for a mix of simple and complex carbohydrates. Those natural sources supply both immediate and slower-release carbon for the plant and root-zone microbes.

Does Honey Chome replace a base bloom nutrient?

No, it's a carbohydrate and aroma-support supplement, not a complete nutrient. Continue running your base Bloom, Cali Pro Bloom, or other flowering formula alongside it.

Why does Honey Chome include magnesium and alfalfa extract?

Magnesium sits at the center of the chlorophyll molecule, so adequate levels support the light capture that ultimately drives carbohydrate production. Alfalfa extract contributes additional naturally occurring growth compounds that complement the carbohydrate and mineral inputs.