Humboldt County's Own Deep Breath - 32 oz

Pre-Bloom Honey Supplement for Soil and Hydro - 32 oz

Getting plants to a strong size before flowering takes time, and slow vegetative growth costs cycles. This mono-floral honey supplement goes into your nutrient mix from the cutting stage through the first weeks of flowering in soil or hydroponic systems. It mixes at a simple 1 tsp per gallon of water.

The 32 oz bottle suits growers who want enough product to run through a full vegetative and early flowering period without ordering in bulk. It works for home gardeners and small commercial rooms alike.

Key Features & Benefits

• Mono-floral honey base — a single-source honey formula designed for the pre-bloom stage.
• Simple dose of 1 tsp per gallon — easy to measure and add to your reservoir or watering can.
• Soil and hydro use — one product across different cultivation setups.
• Works with most nutrient lines — add it to the feeding program you already run.
• Foliar option — can be applied as a foliar feed every 3 days.

Who Should Use Humboldt County's Own Deep Breath

Growers in soil or hydroponic systems who want to support vegetative growth and early flowering will find it easy to add. Home gardeners and commercial cultivators can both use the 32 oz size.

About Humboldt County's Own Deep Breath

Humboldt County's Own Deep Breath is a pre-bloom boost described as a mono-floral honey cocktail. It comes in a 32 oz bottle sold individually, and it measures 3.5 x 3.5 x 11 in with a shipping weight of 2 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much do I use?
A: The directions call for 1 tsp per gallon of water. Add it to your nutrient solution in soil or hydroponic systems.

Q: Can I use it with my current nutrients?
A: The distributor states it works with most nutrient lines. Check your own program for fit before changing your routine.

Q: Can I foliar feed with it?
A: Yes, the directions mention foliar feeding every 3 days. Use the same 1 tsp per gallon mix as a starting point.

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

Q: Does it work in hydroponic systems?
A: Yes, the directions cover both soil and hydro use. Follow the same 1 tsp per gallon rate.