Humboldt County's Own G10 - 5 Gal

Flowering-Stage Supplement for Larger Reservoirs - 5 Gal

Growers who run frequent feedings through flowering go through small bottles quickly and need a clear dosing schedule. This supplement comes in a 5 Gal container and publishes dosing for soil, hydroponic and foliar use, so you can plan each stage ahead. The maker formulates it from a proprietary kelp extract and positions it as a flowering-stage product.

The 5 Gal size suits regular indoor growers and commercial operations that dose many gallons of solution per cycle. Small gardens or first-time trials may prefer a smaller container if one is available.

Key Features & Benefits

• Soil and hydro dosing — 1 tsp (5 ml) per gallon from the third week of bloom through harvest keeps the schedule simple.
• Adjustable rate — the label allows up to 3-4 tsp (15-20 ml) per gallon, depending on the variety you grow.
• Foliar option — 1 tsp per gallon every 3 days for the first 2 weeks gives you a spray-based alternative.
• 5 Gal container — one unit covers many feedings and cuts reorder frequency.

Who Should Use Humboldt County's Own G10

Use it if you manage flowering-stage feeding in soil or hydroponic systems and want a supplement with a defined dosing range. It suits growers who mix in volume and want to buy in bulk.

About Humboldt County's Own G10

G10 is a flowering supplement from Humboldt County's Own, sold as a single 5 Gal unit. It measures 11 x 10 x 13.5 in and ships at 47 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: When do I start using G10?
A: For soil and hydroponic feeding, begin in the third week of bloom and continue to harvest. The starting rate is 1 tsp (5 ml) per gallon.

Q: Can I increase the dose?
A: The label allows up to 3-4 tsp (15-20 ml) per gallon, depending on the variety. Start at the base rate and increase gradually while watching how your plants respond.

Q: How do I use it as a foliar?
A: Mix 1 tsp per gallon and apply every 3 days for the first 2 weeks.

Q: How many teaspoons are in a gallon-sized dose of 5 ml?
A: 5 ml equals 1 tsp. The base rate is therefore 1 tsp (5 ml) in each gallon of solution.

Q: What size is the container?
A: It is a 5 Gal container sold as one unit. It measures 11 x 10 x 13.5 in and ships at 47 lb.