CarboLoad 23 L: Hydroponic Carbohydrate Supplement for the Root Zone
CarboLoad isn't a nutrient. It's microbial food, and the 0-0-0 NPK is the giveaway. The whole point of the formula is to feed the beneficial bacteria and fungi living in the rhizosphere during peak flowering, when those microbes do some of the heaviest lifting on nutrient cycling. The blend mixes complex carbohydrates from a proprietary gum extract with simple sugars — glucose and xylose — for both immediate and sustained microbial fuel. Simple sugars give the population an instant energy hit. Complex carbs sustain it across days. The combination is what separates CarboLoad from straight molasses or single-sugar additives.
Microbial Food and Bloom Sweetener for Better Uptake and Aroma
What you should see in the room: denser flowers, stronger aroma, and better extraction of the macros and micros already in your feed. When the rhizosphere microbe population is well-fed, it gives back. Microbes break down organic matter, mobilize fixed minerals in the substrate, and convert nitrogen sources into plant-available forms. The feedback loop translates to nutrition you'd otherwise leave behind in the media or in solution. Most growers running CarboLoad notice the difference in flower density and terpene profile rather than in the leaves. The 23 L jug is the working size for commercial facilities running carb supplementation as a permanent input on the bloom feed chart.
Key Features
- Complex and Simple Carbohydrate Blend: Proprietary gum extract for complex carbs. Glucose and xylose for immediate microbial fuel. Combination delivers both speed and sustain.
- Root-Zone Microbial Activation: Carb inputs feed beneficial bacteria and fungi in the rhizosphere, increasing their contribution to nutrient cycling and mineral mobilization.
- Bloom-Phase Uptake Support: Higher microbial activity during flowering improves extraction of macro and micro nutrition from each feed and from the media itself.
- Essential Oil and Aroma Enhancement: Better metabolic function and sugar availability during bloom support aromatic compound and oil synthesis in the back half of flower.
- 23 L for Large Facilities: Bulk format for commercial operations running carb supplementation as a standard bloom input.