Shooting Powder is the secret behind every successful grower. This sparkling bud expander is the absolute best in the field of flowering stimulators.  It gives visible results and works brilliantly with all base nutrients. It is packed in handy sachets, is simple to use and has been extensively tested by our research team. It has already gained great respect in the horticultural industry and, moreover, has earned our customers complete satisfaction.  PRODUCT INFORMATION  House & Garden Shooting Powder forces your plants into starting a new flowering cycle after the regular cycle has stopped, significantly increasing the fruits total weight. The extra yield after applying this agent will surprise even the most seasoned grower, as it actually creates a new layer on top of the existing fruit. Output increases of up to 20% can be reached this way.  Shooting Powder cleverly caters to the plants physiological requirements during the generative period, allowing heavier floral development. It uses just fine-particle compounds of Phosphorus and Potassium, with a secret blend of plant vitamins  to truly achieve greatness in your garden.  WARNING: Shooting Powder requires crops to be in a healthy condition leading into final harvest. Application of SP on unhealthy plants will not generate desired effect.  APPLICATION  Use Shooting Powder at the end of the flowering period for the last three weeks  Prepare your nutrient container by first adding your base nutrient (e.g Cocos, Hydro or Soil) to the water container. Use half strength base nutrients when using Shooting Powder or Top Shooter.  1 sachet to 100ltrs during the last three weeks before harvest  2 sachets to 100ltrs during the last two weeks before harvest  2 sachets to 100ltrs during the last week before harvest  Only use Shooting Powder when your plants are sufficiently healthy as it is a very strong agent that requires a lot from your plants.  Do not use Shooting Powder in combination with any other Floral Booster.  SIZES AVAILABLE  65g sachets  Box of 5 or 20  sachets