Humboldt County's Own Deep Breath - 1 Gal

Honey-Based Pre-Bloom Preparation - 1 Gal Bottle

Getting plants to a good size before flowering takes time, and a slow vegetative phase holds up every cycle after it. This pre-bloom supplement is a mono-floral honey cocktail that you add to your regular nutrient mix during vegetative growth and the first stretch of flowering. Application is simple: 1 tsp per gallon of water.

The 1 Gal bottle suits regular indoor growers who feed on a schedule and want a supply that lasts through several reservoir changes. At 1 tsp per gallon, one bottle covers many feedings, so it also works for small trial runs.

Key Features & Benefits

• Mono-floral honey formula — a pre-bloom boost designed for use before flowering begins.
• 1 tsp per gallon rate — a small, easy-to-measure dose that stretches the bottle.
• Soil and hydro use — add it to the water in either growing method.
• Works with most nutrient lines — it fits into the feeding program you already run.
• 1 Gal size — enough volume for repeated feedings.

Who Should Use Humboldt County's Own Deep Breath

Growers who run soil or hydroponic systems and want to support plants through vegetative growth and early flowering. It suits hobbyists and commercial cultivators who already follow a nutrient schedule and want a simple add-in.

About Humboldt County's Own Deep Breath

Humboldt County's Own Deep Breath is a pre-bloom honey-based cocktail sold in a 1 Gal bottle. It is sold each. The bottle measures 6 x 6 x 12 in and ships at 8.5 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much do I use?
A: The label rate is 1 tsp per gallon of water. Add it to your nutrient mix for soil or hydro.

Q: When do I start?
A: Start with cuttings and clones, and continue through the first 2 weeks of flowering. Follow the directions on the bottle for your setup.

Q: Can I foliar feed with it?
A: Yes. The directions describe foliar feeding every 3 days. Follow the label for mixing and timing.

Q: Will it work with my nutrients?
A: It works with most nutrient lines. Check your feeding chart and add it to the reservoir as directed.

Q: What does mono-floral mean?
A: Mono-floral honey comes from the nectar of a single flower species, rather than a blend of many.

Q: How large is the bottle?
A: It holds 1 Gal and measures 6 x 6 x 12 in.