BIOPONICS™ MEANS BALANCE!
So what does Brix mean? Consider that plants use light, water, and nutrients to synthesize carbohydrates for growth. The higher the carbohydrate content in plant tissues, or Brix, the greater the weight and potency and taste of your crop. This is all about balanced plant nutrition.
The clutter of nonsensical organic compounds troubling false bio-systems, and their user’s pockets, are a few tentative steps in the right direction – though as far back as the 1970’s Dr. Luther Thomas, the inventor of the Bioponic™ method, and
all bio-systems, perfected the proprietary science of balanced plant nutrition by specifically reproducing the organic content common to the best living loams. This is the difference. Bioponic™ formulations are specific, and exactly reproduce the chemistry of living soils with precise metabolites in correct quantities while eliminating unnecessary and counterproductive organic clutter.
Bioponic™ harvests and organic harvests do not differ. They look the same and taste the same and smell the same – though Bioponic™ harvests yield larger and heavier fruits and flowers. Bioponic™ nutrients afford the hydroponic grower, in whichever system or medium, the benefits of hydroponic precision with the best of organic chemistry. They’re an unbeatable combination.
It’s become common with bio-stimulant based hydroponics for growers to collect up to a dozen or more bottles of additives - ‘boosters’ and flavor ‘enhancers’ and weight ‘promoters’ - and having crippled their pockets, these growers often confound and frustrate their plants besides. Regardless of the brands, and despite genetic and morphological differences across many cultivars, these ‘additives-overkill’ protocols produce almost uniformly similar results. We see nodal stretching, a host of secondary issues as additives compete with natural plant systems, and, often, premature finishing in flowers. In fact, when remedying problems with such grows, we often advise the elimination much of this organic clutter to restore natural metabolic rhythms to the crop. More is not better!
Balance wins the race every time. A formula 1 car doesn’t race with the biggest engine or the most possible horsepower but is tuned to perform a task perfectly fast – and that means a balance of the elements that make a race car, as there should be in a solution protocol designed to deliver the same performance standard.