Humboldt County's Own Purple Maxx - 8 Oz
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Late-Flowering Supplement for Soil, Hydro and Foliar Feeding - 8 Oz Bottle
Growers who want stronger color and finishing traits at the end of flowering need a product they can apply on a simple schedule. This supplement fits into soil, hydroponic and foliar routines, with a starting dose of 1 tsp per gallon of water. The maker positions it for the final weeks before harvest.
The 8 Oz bottle suits hobbyists trying a late-flowering supplement for the first time, or small indoor gardens that want to test it on a limited number of plants before committing to a larger routine.
Key Features & Benefits
- Soil and hydro dosing — start at 1 tsp per gallon of water, so measuring is simple.
- Foliar option — the same 1 tsp starting rate works as a spray where a foliar approach suits your setup.
- Compact 8 Oz bottle — about 2 x 2 x 6 in, easy to store in a grow room shelf or cabinet.
- Late-flowering focus — the maker designed it for use in the weeks before harvest.
Who Should Use Humboldt County's Own Purple Maxx
Small-scale and home growers running indoor or outdoor cultivation, and commercial growers running trials, who want a late-flowering supplement they can apply through the reservoir, irrigation water or by foliar spray.
About Humboldt County's Own Purple Maxx
Humboldt County's Own Purple Maxx is a nutrient supplement sold as a single 8 Oz bottle. It ships at about 0.5 lb. The label gives a starting dose of 1 tsp for soil and hydro use, and 1 tsp for foliar use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How much do I use?
A: For soil and hydroponic systems, the starting dose is 1 tsp per gallon of water. For foliar use, the starting dose is also 1 tsp. Always follow the directions on the bottle.
Q: Can I use it in hydroponic systems?
A: Yes. The label lists hydroponic use at the same 1 tsp starting rate as soil. Check your system's reservoir volume to scale the dose.
Q: What is foliar feeding?
A: Foliar feeding means applying diluted nutrients as a fine spray to plant leaves instead of through the root zone. Apply lightly and follow the label directions.
Q: How big is the bottle?
A: It holds 8 Oz and measures roughly 2 x 2 x 6 in. It is sold as one bottle.
Q: When in the crop cycle is it applied?
A: The maker designed it for late flowering, in the weeks leading up to harvest. Check the label for the exact timing.
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