SNS 203 Concentrated Natural Pesticide Soil Drench and Foliage Spray is made up of pure Rosemary and Clove botanical extracts. The botanicals are all food grade GRAS (generally recognized as safe) materials.
SNS 203™Kills and Repels Fungus Gnats, Root Aphids, Thrips, Shore Flies and White Flies.
How It Works
High moisture levels in soils and around pots encourage the development of fungus gnats, shore flies and other pests. Fungus gnats will feed on fungi and decaying organic material in the soil. If a fungal food source is not readily available, fungus gnats may feed directly on plants. During the propagation of cuttings, fungus gnats may feed upon the callus. This may slow down or completely inhibit rooting. They can also damage the roots as they feed upon seedlings and potted plants. On many thick and succulent stemmed plants, larvae may tunnel into stems and cause plants to wilt and die. Larval feeding upon young roots encourages the development of root and stem rots such as Pythium. When this occurs, plants will be stunted with reduced growth and leaf drop.
Directions for use
Test drench or spray for Phytotoxicity on a small area of the soil or plant before use. Do not apply in direct sunlight or under grow lamps, let plants cool off before applying SNS 203.
Soil Drench: Shake well before mixing. Mix 2-4oz of SNS 203™per one (1) gallon of water to make ready-to-use (RTU) drench solution. Thoroughly drench affected and surrounding area with RTU. Reapply drench if necessary.
Foliage Spray: Shake well before mixing. Mix 2-6oz of SNS 203™per one (1) gallon of water to make ready-to-use (RTU) spray solution. Spray foliage to point of runoff.
Repeat application 5 to 7 day intervals or as needed. Thorough uniform coverage of plant soil or plant surface i.e. essential for good pest control. Thoroughly wash all food areas and food materials contacted with soap and water. As with any natural oil based product Do Not Spray directly under Sunlight or Grow lights this could damage to the plant.
Active Ingredients
Clove Oil 1.5%
Rosemary Oil 0.53%
Other Ingredients 97.97%
Water
Polyglyceryl Oleate
Lauric Acid
SNS 203 Concentrated Natural Pesticide Soil Drench and Foliage Spray is made up of pure Rosemary and Clove botanical extracts. The botanicals are all food grade GRAS (generally recognized as safe) materials.
SNS 203™Kills and Repels Fungus Gnats, Root Aphids, Thrips, Shore Flies and White Flies.
How It Works
High moisture levels in soils and around pots encourage the development of fungus gnats, shore flies and other pests. Fungus gnats will feed on fungi and decaying organic material in the soil. If a fungal food source is not readily available, fungus gnats may feed directly on plants. During the propagation of cuttings, fungus gnats may feed upon the callus. This may slow down or completely inhibit rooting. They can also damage the roots as they feed upon seedlings and potted plants. On many thick and succulent stemmed plants, larvae may tunnel into stems and cause plants to wilt and die. Larval feeding upon young roots encourages the development of root and stem rots such as Pythium. When this occurs, plants will be stunted with reduced growth and leaf drop.
Directions for use
Test drench or spray for Phytotoxicity on a small area of the soil or plant before use. Do not apply in direct sunlight or under grow lamps, let plants cool off before applying SNS 203.
Soil Drench: Shake well before mixing. Mix 2-4oz of SNS 203™per one (1) gallon of water to make ready-to-use (RTU) drench solution. Thoroughly drench affected and surrounding area with RTU. Reapply drench if necessary.
Foliage Spray: Shake well before mixing. Mix 2-6oz of SNS 203™per one (1) gallon of water to make ready-to-use (RTU) spray solution. Spray foliage to point of runoff.
Repeat application 5 to 7 day intervals or as needed. Thorough uniform coverage of plant soil or plant surface i.e. essential for good pest control. Thoroughly wash all food areas and food materials contacted with soap and water. As with any natural oil based product Do Not Spray directly under Sunlight or Grow lights this could damage to the plant.
Active Ingredients
Clove Oil 1.5%
Rosemary Oil 0.53%
Other Ingredients 97.97%
Water
Polyglyceryl Oleate
Lauric Acid
BLOOM A&B
SNOOPS PREMIUM NUTRIENTS
To reach their full potential, flowering plants require more cations than anions. SNOOPS PREMIUM BLOOM A&B has been specifically formulated to provide your plants with the ideal proportion of nutrients for the bloom phase increasing your crops ability to bloom productively. Providing your plants with proper nutrition assists them in reaching their full potential. Now your crops can achieve a PREMIUM Bloom.
BLOOM A&B THE SCIENCE
When flowering plants need and will take more Potassium (K+). K+ is a positive ion (cation). To take in a positive ion a plant has to release a proton (+). This proton when released into water will add a positive load creating a Hydrogen (H+) particle. This H+ particle will bring the pH down in the rootzone/substrate. A flowering plant acidifies the substrate. There is also NH4 in the Bloom recipe to regulate the internal pH of the substrate as the up take of K+ on its own does not release enough H+ particles to keep the pH optimum. The remaining Nitrogen needed for making amino acids to build the flowers is given in the form of the anion nitrate (NO− 3). When a plant uptakes NO− 3 an electron (−) is released into water adding a negative load which creates a hydroxide (OH−) particle. This OH− particle will bring the pH up in the root zone/substrate. Also other cations like Calcium (Ca2+) and Magnesium (Mg2+) are decreased to the right amount to make sure the plant gets the correct level of K+ it needs in order to allow flowers to reach their full potential. Flowering plants which acidify the substrate too much can create an absorption problem of most nutrient elements. Early autumn colouring in the leaves is often the result.
DIRECTIONS
Fill the feed tank with water. Shake bottle well before use. Add 14ml of Grow A per gallon of water (3.5ml per litre) and mix well. Then add 14ml of Grow B per gallon of water (3.5ml per litre) and mix well. This will give an approximate EC of 2.0 (1400ppm). Adjust pH as required.
Always use an equal amount of Bloom A and Bloom B.
Water temperature affects EC/ppm.
To avoid false readings set water temperature to 68F.
Store out of direct light.
For guidance only. Precise EC/ppm levels are plant/environment specific.
AVAILABLE IN:
1L, 5L, 10L & 20L.
VARIANTS:
Hydro, Coco, Soil
BLOOM A&B
SNOOPS PREMIUM NUTRIENTS
To reach their full potential, flowering plants require more cations than anions. SNOOPS PREMIUM BLOOM A&B has been specifically formulated to provide your plants with the ideal proportion of nutrients for the bloom phase increasing your crops ability to bloom productively. Providing your plants with proper nutrition assists them in reaching their full potential. Now your crops can achieve a PREMIUM Bloom.
BLOOM A&B THE SCIENCE
When flowering plants need and will take more Potassium (K+). K+ is a positive ion (cation). To take in a positive ion a plant has to release a proton (+). This proton when released into water will add a positive load creating a Hydrogen (H+) particle. This H+ particle will bring the pH down in the rootzone/substrate. A flowering plant acidifies the substrate. There is also NH4 in the Bloom recipe to regulate the internal pH of the substrate as the up take of K+ on its own does not release enough H+ particles to keep the pH optimum. The remaining Nitrogen needed for making amino acids to build the flowers is given in the form of the anion nitrate (NO− 3). When a plant uptakes NO− 3 an electron (−) is released into water adding a negative load which creates a hydroxide (OH−) particle. This OH− particle will bring the pH up in the root zone/substrate. Also other cations like Calcium (Ca2+) and Magnesium (Mg2+) are decreased to the right amount to make sure the plant gets the correct level of K+ it needs in order to allow flowers to reach their full potential. Flowering plants which acidify the substrate too much can create an absorption problem of most nutrient elements. Early autumn colouring in the leaves is often the result.
DIRECTIONS
Fill the feed tank with water. Shake bottle well before use. Add 14ml of Grow A per gallon of water (3.5ml per litre) and mix well. Then add 14ml of Grow B per gallon of water (3.5ml per litre) and mix well. This will give an approximate EC of 2.0 (1400ppm). Adjust pH as required.
Always use an equal amount of Bloom A and Bloom B.
Water temperature affects EC/ppm.
To avoid false readings set water temperature to 68F.
Store out of direct light.
For guidance only. Precise EC/ppm levels are plant/environment specific.
AVAILABLE IN:
1L, 5L, 10L & 20L.
VARIANTS:
Hydro, Coco, Soil
BLOOM A&B
SNOOPS PREMIUM NUTRIENTS
To reach their full potential, flowering plants require more cations than anions. SNOOPS PREMIUM BLOOM A&B has been specifically formulated to provide your plants with the ideal proportion of nutrients for the bloom phase increasing your crops ability to bloom productively. Providing your plants with proper nutrition assists them in reaching their full potential. Now your crops can achieve a PREMIUM Bloom.
BLOOM A&B THE SCIENCE
When flowering plants need and will take more Potassium (K+). K+ is a positive ion (cation). To take in a positive ion a plant has to release a proton (+). This proton when released into water will add a positive load creating a Hydrogen (H+) particle. This H+ particle will bring the pH down in the rootzone/substrate. A flowering plant acidifies the substrate. There is also NH4 in the Bloom recipe to regulate the internal pH of the substrate as the up take of K+ on its own does not release enough H+ particles to keep the pH optimum. The remaining Nitrogen needed for making amino acids to build the flowers is given in the form of the anion nitrate (NO− 3). When a plant uptakes NO− 3 an electron (−) is released into water adding a negative load which creates a hydroxide (OH−) particle. This OH− particle will bring the pH up in the root zone/substrate. Also other cations like Calcium (Ca2+) and Magnesium (Mg2+) are decreased to the right amount to make sure the plant gets the correct level of K+ it needs in order to allow flowers to reach their full potential. Flowering plants which acidify the substrate too much can create an absorption problem of most nutrient elements. Early autumn colouring in the leaves is often the result.
DIRECTIONS
Fill the feed tank with water. Shake bottle well before use. Add 14ml of Grow A per gallon of water (3.5ml per litre) and mix well. Then add 14ml of Grow B per gallon of water (3.5ml per litre) and mix well. This will give an approximate EC of 2.0 (1400ppm). Adjust pH as required.
Always use an equal amount of Bloom A and Bloom B.
Water temperature affects EC/ppm.
To avoid false readings set water temperature to 68F.
Store out of direct light.
For guidance only. Precise EC/ppm levels are plant/environment specific.
AVAILABLE IN:
1L, 5L, 10L & 20L.
VARIANTS:
Hydro, Coco, Soil
BLOOM A&B
SNOOPS PREMIUM NUTRIENTS
To reach their full potential, flowering plants require more cations than anions. SNOOPS PREMIUM BLOOM A&B has been specifically formulated to provide your plants with the ideal proportion of nutrients for the bloom phase increasing your crops ability to bloom productively. Providing your plants with proper nutrition assists them in reaching their full potential. Now your crops can achieve a PREMIUM Bloom.
BLOOM A&B THE SCIENCE
When flowering plants need and will take more Potassium (K+). K+ is a positive ion (cation). To take in a positive ion a plant has to release a proton (+). This proton when released into water will add a positive load creating a Hydrogen (H+) particle. This H+ particle will bring the pH down in the rootzone/substrate. A flowering plant acidifies the substrate. There is also NH4 in the Bloom recipe to regulate the internal pH of the substrate as the up take of K+ on its own does not release enough H+ particles to keep the pH optimum. The remaining Nitrogen needed for making amino acids to build the flowers is given in the form of the anion nitrate (NO− 3). When a plant uptakes NO− 3 an electron (−) is released into water adding a negative load which creates a hydroxide (OH−) particle. This OH− particle will bring the pH up in the root zone/substrate. Also other cations like Calcium (Ca2+) and Magnesium (Mg2+) are decreased to the right amount to make sure the plant gets the correct level of K+ it needs in order to allow flowers to reach their full potential. Flowering plants which acidify the substrate too much can create an absorption problem of most nutrient elements. Early autumn colouring in the leaves is often the result.
DIRECTIONS
Fill the feed tank with water. Shake bottle well before use. Add 14ml of Grow A per gallon of water (3.5ml per litre) and mix well. Then add 14ml of Grow B per gallon of water (3.5ml per litre) and mix well. This will give an approximate EC of 2.0 (1400ppm). Adjust pH as required.
Always use an equal amount of Bloom A and Bloom B.
Water temperature affects EC/ppm.
To avoid false readings set water temperature to 68F.
Store out of direct light.
For guidance only. Precise EC/ppm levels are plant/environment specific.
AVAILABLE IN:
1L, 5L, 10L & 20L.
VARIANTS:
Hydro, Coco, Soil
RAW Amino Acids are uncut, technical grade amino acids derived from L-glycine and L-glutamic acid. No fillers, no dyes. RAW Amino Acids are a soluble plant supplement that is compatible with all nutrient programs, from hobby to professional and soil to hydroponics.
RAW Amino Acids are uncut, technical grade amino acids derived from L-glycine and L-glutamic acid. No fillers, no dyes. RAW Amino Acids are a soluble plant supplement that is compatible with all nutrient programs, from hobby to professional and soil to hydroponics.
Soil is the lifeline of all things that grow from the ground. Without effective soil, it’s hard for any plant to live, let alone prosper. Sasquatch’s soil is specifically built with the relationship of plants and soil in mind. With their ingredients, they focus on building a robust soil biology. These ingredients include all-natural compost, emerald peat, forest humus, perlite, volcanic rock, composted rice hulls, worm castings, limestone, gypsum, kelp meal, trace minerals, humic acid, fulvic acid, compost tea, fish meal, and mycorrhizal fungi. The combination of these ingredients produces bacteria, protozoa, and nematodes that provide sustained fertility and healthy soil. On top of the direct benefits to the plant, the company designed the soil to take much less water than most other soils. They did so in order to conserve water and time for the farmer, and reduce heat evaporation. According to Sasquatch’s website, “it’s ability to retain moisture yet still remain lofty and well aerated is almost supernatural.” It’s a win-win for everyone involved. “Sasquatch and the farmer have something in common. Most people will never see them. A farmer goes unnoticed most of the time and most people miss the connection that what they are eating was nurtured all the way to their table” says Brandon Jenkins, founder of Sasquatch Soil, a California-based organic soil company. With the goal of restoring peace between the plant-farmer relationship, Sasquatch produces a living, plant-based diet, and sustainable soil that anyone can use (especially cannabis farmers). The Sasquatch team doesn’t stop there. They are dedicated to innovation and finding new ways to be more sustainable and support the farmer. They do this constantly by harvesting varying samples and then mixing and matching natural ingredients at varying stages of decomposition. Ingredients: All-Natural Compost / Emerald Peat / Forest Humus / Perlite / Volcanic Rock / Composted Rice Hulls / Worm Castings / Limestone / Gypsum / Kelp Meal / Trace Minerals / Humic Acid / Fulvic Acid / Compost Tea / Fish Meal / Mycorrhizal Fungi
Soil is the lifeline of all things that grow from the ground. Without effective soil, it’s hard for any plant to live, let alone prosper. Sasquatch’s soil is specifically built with the relationship of plants and soil in mind. With their ingredients, they focus on building a robust soil biology. These ingredients include all-natural compost, emerald peat, forest humus, perlite, volcanic rock, composted rice hulls, worm castings, limestone, gypsum, kelp meal, trace minerals, humic acid, fulvic acid, compost tea, fish meal, and mycorrhizal fungi. The combination of these ingredients produces bacteria, protozoa, and nematodes that provide sustained fertility and healthy soil. On top of the direct benefits to the plant, the company designed the soil to take much less water than most other soils. They did so in order to conserve water and time for the farmer, and reduce heat evaporation. According to Sasquatch’s website, “it’s ability to retain moisture yet still remain lofty and well aerated is almost supernatural.” It’s a win-win for everyone involved. “Sasquatch and the farmer have something in common. Most people will never see them. A farmer goes unnoticed most of the time and most people miss the connection that what they are eating was nurtured all the way to their table” says Brandon Jenkins, founder of Sasquatch Soil, a California-based organic soil company. With the goal of restoring peace between the plant-farmer relationship, Sasquatch produces a living, plant-based diet, and sustainable soil that anyone can use (especially cannabis farmers). The Sasquatch team doesn’t stop there. They are dedicated to innovation and finding new ways to be more sustainable and support the farmer. They do this constantly by harvesting varying samples and then mixing and matching natural ingredients at varying stages of decomposition. Ingredients: All-Natural Compost / Emerald Peat / Forest Humus / Perlite / Volcanic Rock / Composted Rice Hulls / Worm Castings / Limestone / Gypsum / Kelp Meal / Trace Minerals / Humic Acid / Fulvic Acid / Compost Tea / Fish Meal / Mycorrhizal Fungi
