Superthrive!

[LeQue]

Here is a questionable product I would like to share.
Superthrive is a small bottle found in many department stores' garden section. But what exactly is it? According to the labelling it is "#1 Activator, Reviver, Trans/planter, Extra Grower and Perfecter" ... "Vitamins and Hormones", but no ingredient list anywhere... I wonder why?

Here is a picture of the front label, from their website.



"50 in one"
"#1 Plant Health Extra Life"
"Greatest Gaurantee-offer PROOF ever!"
"Dozens of the world's science miracles in each drop!"
and on the back....
"World's #1 Top Plant Supply"
"Billions-Proven Extra Life Maker"
"Unchallenged guarantees. Proven best. 5 ways, on every continent by millions of people on billions of plants"

Their official website is quite bare and offers no documentation or proof of any claims they make.

#1 Perfecter? Extra Life Maker? ??? lol

[Fiona]

What does "greatest guarantee-offer proof ever" mean? ???

[bindeweede]

It is most likely dehydrated dihydrogen oxide. But more expensive than the stuff you can make yourself.

[bobdezon]

seems to be an american version of babybio



http://www.bayergarden.co.uk/product...px?productid=9

[LeQue]

"seems to be an american version of babybio"

Could be similar but I can't find anything linking the two companies. Glad to see your continent gets the benefit of brown mystery liquid also

[bindeweede]

seems to be an american version of babybio



http://www.bayergarden.co.uk/product...px?productid=9

But it says "non-fertilizer". Baby-bio is plant food. It is just expensive water.

[bobdezon]

Maybe so, I cannot compare ingredients. Just saying its marketed at plants like babybio.

[median]

See here people http://www.superthrive.com/gallon.html

Contains vitamin B1 and naphthylacetic acid see http://www.gplantchem.com/a-naphthylacetic-acid.htm

Plant growth hormone eh...

[LeQue]

Well found median

[bindeweede]

See here people http://www.superthrive.com/gallon.html

Contains vitamin B1 and naphthylacetic acid see http://www.gplantchem.com/a-naphthylacetic-acid.htm

Plant growth hormone eh...

Median,

Stupid question coming up. Can you explain to me what a plant growth hormone does that is different from what a standard plant fertiliser does?

Might help explain why my winter pansies don't seem to be doing too well.

[filippo lippi]

It's just like in animals; the hormones act as messengers controlling growth, cell division, etc and the fertiliser provides the nutrients.

[dee]

But it says "non-fertilizer". Baby-bio is plant food. It is just expensive water.

It comes from the Peckham Spring no doubt and is bottled from source in Nelson Mandela House