Molybdenum acts as a nitrogen pump, helping move nitrogen from the lower leaves (old growth) to the higher leaves (new growth). Read more on the specific effects of silicic acid under the product technologies section.īoron stimulates the production of plant fibers (increases dry weight) and stimulates root hairs to leach sugars into the medium, which feeds micro-life. (At least based on my observations) Maybe power si is way better than fasilitor and is worth the price difference. But for what you pay vs using the silica (albeit a different kind) I posted above, the difference isn’t worth it imo. You guys can argue back and fourth all you want about whats in it. My plants are stockier and meatier than ever. Silicic acid provides immediately bio-available silicon when and where the plant needs it. PowerSi is the cheapest of the soluble orthosilicic acids, but is still ungodly expensive versus a few pennies for potassium silicate. I used Aptus fasilitor with good results for a few years. Use it once a week in the medium and as a foliar. Aptus products contain no synthetic or unnatural pgrs! The key thing to understand is that fasilitor works with natural plant mechanisms rather than trying to manipulate in unnatural ways. (keep in mind the usage on some of the stuff is 1-2ml per gallon) One reason GH and Dyna are both so cheap in compairison is because they use table salt which is a cheap chelation agent. Some of the effects seen with fasilitor can appear like those of plant growth regulators (pgrs). This increases general plant strength, health and nutrition. It increases the absorption and bioavailability of all other nutrients by acting as an efficient transporter for other elements. Fasilitor may aid in the uptake of nutrients, strengthens plants structure and increases the plants ability to handle various environmental stresses (abiotic and biotic). Iron (Fe) Zinc (Zn) Chlorine (Cl) Nickel (Ni) Molybdenum (Mo) Manganese (Mn) Sulphur (S) Cobalt (Co) Vanadium (V) Magnesium (Mg) Boron (B).
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