Aptus Finaleboost


Size: 250ml
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ABOUT FINALEBOOST
Finaleboost along with its sibling product Peakboost make up the Aptus flower development and bulking solution. Perhaps the most noticeable implementation of the Third Pillar of Aptus Philosophy: Mineral Antagonism, Finaleboost moves most of the potassium used during the bloom cycle solely into one product. With this formulation, Aptus has allowed for absolute control of heightened potassium application throughout the specific phases of a plant’s growth cycle.
 
The exacting application of potassium allows for optimal health by removing the negative antagonistic effects of low-quality bulk products containing high amounts of both phosphorous and potassium.
 
With Aptus Finaleboost, you will see the difference in your final harvest by having optimal potassium supplementation with the elements usually antagonized away including zinc, iron and copper.
 
 
HOW TO USE FINALEBOOST
Add Finaleboost to your reservoir weeks four through eight of the flowering stage. It’s okay to extend or shorten the usage of Finaleboost based upon the total flowering time of your specific plant or by the preferences of differing strains of the plant species you’re cultivating.
 
 
DOSAGE INSTRUCTIONS
• Feed 1.2ml per gallon (6ml per 5 gallons) starting in week 4 of the flowering stage. Increase dosage gradually by 2ml per 5 gallons through week 6 then by 5ml per 5 gallons maxing out at 20ml per 5 gallons in week 8 of flowering. See feeding chart for specific measurements.
• Foliar feed at 9ml per gallon for a direct treatment for potassium deficiency if required
 
 
FINALEBOOST EDUCATION
Aptus Peakboost and Finaleboost are products implemented based on our interpretations of the teachings of nutrient antagonism and biochemical sequencing by Dr. Albreicht. By separating the phosphorus and potassium components of the Aptus Premium Collection range of products, you can individually supplement the macro elements (P) and (K) according to what base fertilizer you use or the preferences of your plant genetics.

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