In StockPlant Dynamics - Mass//Yield
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Description
Plant Dynamics Mass//Yield is a powerful flowering stimulator. Designed to increase flowering sites, and shorten internodal spacing. Made using natural and synthetic compounds, Mass//Yield will stop upward growth, allowing the plant to focus more energy on producing larger and denser flowers. This results in faster flowering times and heavier fruits/flowers that retain more weight once dried.
- Highly concentrated, a little does a lot
- Natural and Synthetic plant hormones
- Stimulates Flowering Sites
- Halts upwards Growth
Directions for use:
To stop upwards growth, Mass//Yield can be used on weeks 3 - 4 of flowering at 1-2ml per Litre
For denser fruits & flowers, use on weeks 4 - 5 of flowering at 1-2ml per Litre.
Always use Mass//Yield alongside a high-quality base range.
Key facts
| Type | Flowering stimulator with natural and synthetic plant hormones |
|---|---|
| Dose | 1 to 2 ml per litre |
| Flowering weeks 3 to 4 | Stops upward growth |
| Flowering weeks 4 to 5 | Denser fruit and flowers |
| Use with | A good base feed |
| Sizes | 250 ml, 500 ml and 1 litre |
| Brand | Plant Dynamics |
| Category | Growth/Bloom Stims |
How to use
Mass//Yield is highly concentrated. Use it at 1 to 2 ml per litre:
- in weeks 3 to 4 of flowering to stop the plants stretching upwards, or
- in weeks 4 to 5 of flowering for denser fruit and flowers.
Always use it alongside a good base feed. More flowering additives are in growth and bloom stimulants.
Questions
Does Mass//Yield stop plants stretching?
Yes. Used in weeks 3 to 4 of flowering it halts upward growth, so the plant puts its energy into flowers.
Does it contain plant hormones?
Yes, a mix of natural and synthetic plant hormones.
