Description
Built for the varieties that finish hard and late
Kushie Kush is a late-flowering additive developed for long-flowering, late-finishing varieties, which tend to finish with a heavier demand and over a longer window than faster-flowering types. It combines phosphorus and potassium with amino acids and plant extracts.
Key Benefits
- Suited to longer-flowering varieties - types that keep building well past week six
- More than a straight PK - amino acids and extracts alongside the minerals
- Late window - dosed where a long-flowering plant is still working
- Any base feed - mineral or organic
- Works with a bulking additive - different job, different weeks
Long-flowering varieties running out of feed before they finish
A feed schedule built around an eight-week plant leaves a ten-week variety underfed for its last fortnight, exactly when it is still filling. The plant fades early and finishes light, which reads as a genetics problem and usually is not.
How to Use
- Weeks 5 to 8 of flower: 2 ml per litre at every feed
- Long-flowering varieties: continue to within a week of the end of flowering
- With a bulking additive: run alongside Big Bud or Overdrive
- EC: reduce the base feed to hold total EC
- Media: soil, coco and hydroponics
Technical Specifications
- Role: Late flowering additive
- Best for: Late-finishing, longer-flowering varieties
- Window: Weeks 5 to 8 of flower
- Typical dose: 2 ml per litre
- Media: Soil, coco, hydroponics
