Top Max BioBizz

sup how it going? Just to give you a tip: yes you can definitely use Top Max with your organic fertilizer. BioBiz Top Max is as natural as it gets, which means the risk of burning your plants is very low—just be sure to use the recommended dose(1 to 4 ml per liter of water, depending on the stage of flowering). From what I can see, you're going to have a good harvest; if you use Top Max, it will significantly increase the final yield👍

Top-Max is like a PK booster, and yes you can use it as per the Biobizz All-Mix chart.

You can use Top·Max with nutrient-rich organic soil, but I wouldn’t expect it to magically improve the taste. It’s primarily a humic/fulvic-acid-based bloom stimulant, not a conventional heavy NPK fertilizer, so used according to the label it’s much less likely to cause classic nutrient burn than simply adding more base fertilizer. But if that manure/humus mix is already feeding the plants beautifully, “they need nothing” is a perfectly good strategy. Adding products just because flowering has started can sometimes create more problems than benefits. And flavour/aroma will depend much more on genetics, plant health, maturity, drying and curing than on adding Top·Max.

probably won't impct taste if you already grew plants with proper nourishment. it'll help if it supplements what your soilalready provides. this isn't always about "more." .. nutrients is about a good balance that doesn't impede each other. plenty of studies show that there's a ceiling to what you can give before you don't get any gains to yield or potency. You can't force feed it more than what your environment allows. Controll temp and rh better. Add co2 to atmosphere... these things can improve results and allow the plant to make use of more building blocks (nutrients). I don't think the up to 20-25% increase in yield is worth the cost of adding co2, but each to their own. e.g. if space is limited, it could be the only option to increase production. improve taste? find better strains. i'm not saying we cannot impact the exact flavor whilegrowing, but for the most part that's genetics. can't put lipstick on a pig and call it 1992 cindy crawford.

You absolutely don't need to be on a "good nutrient regime" to grow a "good plant". My last round I was pushing my plants to 90 degrees indoor with minimal stress with only soil and some teas. They drank close to 8 gallons ever few days though. Plants need leas nutrients than people think. Its all about balance. Plant uses far mor light, water and C02 than people realize and is often the limiting factor before the available nutrients

What you could use though is some aeration in the soil.

You’re never gonna grow good plants without using a good nutrient regime. When you start pushing plants to the max they need more nutrients than what’s available in just soil

If its old is better don't use it. It has short shelf life, something around onf year, changes colour if old. If was opened more than 4-6 month ago, its bad too. You can use it , it has low ppm value, even 4-5 ml/L wont fo any damage.