Sulfur for Burner

Sulfur is a natural element found on earth and it’s used quite a lot in gardening – I’m sure you all know how useful it is for fighting insect infestations and fungi. It acts fast and efficiently without leaving any trace or residues.

If you have a sulfur burner and use this sulfur for just one hour a week (when the lights are off) you’re guaranteed to get rid of any insects, fungi or pathogens that shouldn’t be anywhere near your grow.

It can only be used during the growth period – after the first week of flowering you should never use this product as it can heavily deteriorate your plants’ trichomes, lowering their quality quite a lot.

It’s highly recommended for mother plant up-keep rooms or tents in which you’re growing cuttings – these are the worst possible places to find an insect infestation, as the insects can become immune to insecticide over time. If you use sulfur, however, you’re guaranteed complete extermination.

Dosage and how to use:

• Place 10g of sulfur in the burner, remove the leftover residue when done burning and add more.
• Use one hour a week when the lights are off.

Quantity:

• 500g.