Biobizz Top-Max 1 l

The 1 L bottle is the size for several flowering runs, covering 250 to 1000 litres of solution across flowering. Top-Max works on flower size and weight and on nutrient uptake, running next to the bloom feed rather than replacing it, on any medium.

Biobizz Top-Max 1 L, organic bloom booster for a full run

One step describes the whole schedule: 1 ml/L for five bloom weeks, then 4 ml/L for three. Top-Max is a stimulator working, according to the manufacturer, on flower size and weight, on uptake and on taste. The one-litre bottle covers 250 to 1000 litres of solution, twice what the 500 ml gives.

The step at week six

The Top Max schedule comes down to two figures. From bloom week one to five, give 1 ml/L. From week six the dose jumps straight to 4 ml/L and stays there through week eight. That step is the only change in the whole table, and it does not depend on the medium: soil, coco and hydro share one column.

  • Bloom weeks 1 to 5: 1 ml/L
  • Bloom weeks 6 to 8: 4 ml/L
  • Week 9: plain water, no feed
  • Solution pH between 6.2 and 6.5

When the litre is the right size

The window is always eight weeks, so consumption follows the litres poured rather than the length of the grow. A litre covers 250 to 1000 litres of solution, which suits several flowering runs in a row or one thirsty set-up. The 250 ml bottle is for trying it; the 500 ml for a single run.

Specifications

PropertyValue
Contents1 L
Typeliquid bloom stimulator, 100% organic
Actionflower size and weight, better uptake, softer and sweeter taste
Dosage1 ml/L in bloom weeks 1 to 5; 4 ml/L in weeks 6 to 8
Yield250 to 1000 litres of solution across flowering
Stageflowering only, with a step up at week 6
Growingsoil, coco, hydro and aeroponics, indoors and outdoors

Works with

The same stimulator comes in Top-Max 250 ml and Top-Max 500 ml. The bloom nutrition itself comes from Biobizz Bio-Bloom 500 ml. The rest of the line is in the Biobizz range; the general category is nutrients.

FAQ - per litre, not per pot

Is the dose set per pot or per litre of water?

Per litre of watering water. The figures hold whatever the pot size or medium: 1 ml/L across bloom weeks one to five, 4 ml/L across weeks six to eight. A bigger pot changes only the volume you mix each time, and therefore how fast the bottle goes down. For a litre that works out at 250 to 1000 litres of solution, depending on which side of the week-six step you are on.

           
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