Phosphoload? Hygrozyme?

[equanox1]

Anyone ever used or even tried Phosphoload for bonsai?

I think it's no longer made, but...
I've heard it really packs on strength to branches.
A friend recommended it for other types of plants to increase mass strength in branches and he swore up n down by it that it's another worldly type of additive or like fertilizer to make branches stronger. I guess it would be great for plants with annual blooms but I personally have never tried it on bonsai, or anything really.
Just looking for opinions on it if there's any out there.


I think a bottle of it goes for 120$ now cuz it's not made anymore.

Also, anyone have opinions on hygrozyme? I've used it with tremendous results when it comes to root health and root response.
Just wondering what anyone else's opinion would be on that stuff too

 

[cmeg1]

I don't know.When it comes to branches on bonsai I don't really think of them as physically strong.I would probably want a branch that ,generally speaking, is more flexible for longer.
Fertilizing is fun.I would choose what you feel is best for you and your trees.

 

[Derek91]

I can't say I know anything about that product but welcome to the forum

 

[M. Frary]

The branches on Bonsai are wood. They only need to hold pretty flowers. The branches on your friends plants probably need to be strong to hold up big juicy buds.

 

[Derek91]

The branches on Bonsai are wood. They only need to hold pretty flowers. The branches on your friends plants probably need to be strong to hold up big juicy buds.

Haha, He defiantly growing something other than what we are.

 

[M. Frary]

Being from a state where it's legal to grow marijuana for"medicinal purposes" I've picked up on a few things.

 

[M. Frary]

Smoke probably can tell us more. He's from California. Makes you wonder what's really going in his back yard. Explains quite a few peculiarities. Like pink undies!