1/2 tsp per gallon Superthrive?

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Hello, I transplanted about a week ago and in the high heat 99+ my 3 plants seem stressed. So I moved them in spotted light and they dont droop much… slowly been getting them used to the sun again. I bought superthrive yesterday and read on the bottle to use 1/2 tsp per gallon. So I did. I been reading that people literally only use few drops a gallon…
Is this going to hurt my plants there about a month and half old. 1 foot + tall bushes (been topped 1). Shouldni flush? Will they be ok? Thanks russ…

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It says a drop per cup. It may be ok

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Ok man I thought the 1/4 tsp was a 1/2 I’ve read people giving them 1 tsp 0er gallon so not sure

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Also it’s ok to mix with feed right? Sorry still new to these things like to ask the professionals

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LOL, people still use that snake-oil?

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Ive mixed it with nutes before. Gotta use ph up though. I only use at the beginning of veg or transplant

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Does it not work? Somebody told me to use it cuz my plants been stressed after transplant… smh idk who to believe half the time x.x

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It does work. When ive transplanted and used it my plants never skipped a beat

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LOL, and I don’t use it and transplant and my plants take off anyway.

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It’s basically a vitamin supplement, even smells like a vitamin, has some B1 and some other crap in it. Won’t hurt your plants but most other nutes have everything in it that superthrive does, it’s not a magic potion. Their packaging is ridiculous and should give you a clue, does it still say Superthrive helped the US win WWII on it? Used to when I first used like 30 years ago.

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Thanks man some one told me I needed it x.x should done my research . Thanks is for the info man

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No problem, I used it as well when I first started growing, as everyone is always looking for that magic potion to make their plants grow better, then you come to realize after a while that plants grow better by keeping them healthy by providing proper nutrition (use complete fertilizers) and giving a great growing environment (good light, temps, fresh air, etc…). No short cuts to success.

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