Grow More® Mendocino Honey 0.46-0.26-1.86 — 1 gal

Natural Honey and Montmorillonite Supplement, 1 gal, for Brix and Trace Minerals

Standard fertilizer programs cover macronutrients but rarely touch the trace mineral diversity or carbohydrate supply that drives sweetness and aroma at the finish. Grow More Mendocino Honey combines natural organic honey with Montmorillonite, a mineral-rich clay delivering over 70 trace elements, supplying a naturally sweet carbohydrate source and readily available organic carbon that feed microbial activity and improve nutrient translocation.

Available in 1 gal, growers consistently report elevated brix readings, more aromatic finished products, and improved density when using Mendocino Honey through late vegetative growth and flowering, whether in soil or hydroponic systems.

Key Features & Benefits

• Natural Honey and Montmorillonite: A dual-action formula delivering organic carbohydrates alongside 70-plus trace minerals.
• Elevates Brix Levels: Feeds the plant's sugar production pathways, resulting in sweeter, more aromatic, more flavorful produce.
• Organic Carbon Source for Hydroponics: Enhances microbial populations and improves nutrient-uptake efficiency in nutrient solution systems.
• Soil Enrichment via Montmorillonite: Improves cation-exchange capacity and delivers trace elements in soil-based growing.
• Gentle NPK 0.46-0.26-1.86: A low-concentration profile from molasses, yucca extract, and seaweed extract that supplements without disrupting an established feed schedule.

Who Should Use This

Indoor cultivators, greenhouse operators, and hydroponic growers focused on maximizing quality metrics — particularly brix, aroma, and flower density — are the direct fit. It pairs naturally with multi-part nutrient systems, and soil growers looking to enrich their medium with trace minerals will find it equally effective.

About Grow More Inc.

Grow More Inc., founded in 1918 in Hollywood, California as National Chemical Company and now headquartered in Gardena, California, builds Mendocino Honey as a quality-focused finishing supplement in its Mendocino product line.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Montmorillonite do for plants?

Montmorillonite is a phyllosilicate clay mineral with exceptional surface area and cation-exchange capacity. It holds and releases over 70 trace elements to plant roots and soil microbes, improving nutrient availability and soil structure over time.

When should I use Mendocino Honey in my feeding program?

It's most impactful when introduced during late vegetative growth and continued through flowering. Its carbohydrates and trace elements support the metabolic demands of flowering and help push brix levels before harvest.

Can I use this in a hydroponic reservoir?

Yes, in hydroponic systems it serves as an organic carbon and carbohydrate supplement that feeds beneficial microbes, improving biological activity and nutrient uptake without clogging emitters at recommended rates. Regular reservoir monitoring is still recommended, since any organic-carbon additive can encourage biofilm growth if left unchecked.

What is the NPK of Mendocino Honey, and where does it come from?

It's 0.46-0.26-1.86, derived from molasses, yucca extract, yucca schidigera, and seaweed extract. The low NPK is intentional — it functions primarily as a carbohydrate and trace mineral supplement rather than a primary macronutrient source.