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Which works better?  Recharge or Heisenberg tea?
After using Heisenberg tea for a few years, I have been unable to find any other beneficial bacteria that gives the same results.  And believe me, I’ve tried everything.

What is beneficial bacteria?
In case you’re not familiar with beneficial bacteria, in the simplest terms, it is bacteria / microbes that form a symbiotic relationship with your roots.  They take in nutrients, break them down, and make the nutrients more available to the plant.  The end result is a plant with a massive root mass, which gives the plant the ability to take up more water and nutrients, so it grows faster, and is more healthy.  With beneficial bacteria, your plant can tolerate a wider PH drift, because the bacteria makes the nutrients available, regardless of the PH (within reason).  In addition, they PROTECT the root zone from bad, aerobic bacteria, like pythium.  If you’re not using any form of beneficials, that’s like… a windows computer with no anti virus protection!

Outside of your base nutrients, beneficial bacteria is the single most effective ingredient, to growing faster, and growing more healthy plants.

What is Heisenberg tea?
A concoction of Ancient Forest, aquashield, great white, and molasses, brewed in a 5 gallon bucket for 48 hours with an air-stone.  It must be bubbled for 48 hours for best results.

What is Recharge?
Everything that’s in Heisenberg tea, in one bottle.  There is no need to “brew” it.  I’ve used it for rockwool, cloning, and DWC, and it works perfectly in all three.

You’ve probably already read my other articles on Recharge, and how I’ve been using it.  After I was convinced it worked, then I set out to see which on actually works better.  And here are my results. this is during a transplant from a #2 pot to a #5 pot.

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Above ground, Recharge on the left:

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