Emerald Triangle G10 Gravitation 0-0-0.6 | Kelp Bloom Enhancer, 1 Gallon

Feeding Emerald Triangle G10 Through Mid and Late Flower

G10, short for Gravitation #10, is the flowering additive in the Humboldt County's Own lineup, sold under the Emerald Triangle name. The label analysis is a light 0-0-0.6, and the active base is a proprietary kelp extract. The manufacturer states plainly that it contains no PGRs. This jug holds 1 gallon (3.78 L), a working size for a tent or small room running several harvests. In soil, the direction is 1 tsp (5 mL) per gallon with your regular nutrients at every watering. Start at week 3 of flowering and keep it in until harvest. Some strains take more, and the label allows up to 3 tsp per gallon. In hydro, mix 2.5–5 mL per gallon into the reservoir. After 5 days, add another ½–1 tsp per gallon to the same solution. Shake the jug well before measuring. Add it after the base nutrients, then check pH.

What a PGR-Free Bloom Enhancer Changes in the Canopy

The job here is flower mass: swelling buds and tighter stacking along each branch from mid-flower on. Retailers position it as the follow-up to the old Humboldt Gravity flower hardener, without the growth regulators that product was known for. Trimleaf reports visible swelling often shows up within two weeks of the first feed. That timing matches what most growers watch for as flowers start bulking. Because the potash is so low, it will not crowd a bloom base or push EC much. The makers pair it with Sonic Bloom and Killer Tea, and with Deep Breath earlier in the cycle. It is still a supplement, so it cannot fix a thin feed or poor light. Growers switching from a regulator-based hardener should expect gentler results rather than a dramatic change in plant shape. One gallon treats hundreds of gallons of feed water, so it lasts a small grow a long time. Store it cool and capped between feeds. Try it on part of the room first if it is new to your program.

Key Features

• 0-0-0.6 Kelp Formula: A proprietary kelp extract with only a trace of potash, so it sits on top of any bloom base.
• No PGRs: The manufacturer states it contains no plant growth regulators.
• Week 3 to Harvest: Runs from the third week of flower all the way to the final watering.
• Soil and Hydro Rates: Separate label directions for soil watering and for hydroponic reservoirs.
• Flower Mass and Stacking: Fed for swelling flowers and tighter spacing along the branches.
• Pairs With the Line: Works alongside Sonic Bloom, Killer Tea and Deep Breath from the same maker.

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