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    Anyone heard of brix before???

    Hello GWE, I have recently started using a new line of nutrients, one of the additives claims to increase brix levels(??)i have done quite a bit of reading(for me!)and never heard brix mentioned before.......and if it does what it claims, I just thought it would be some good info to share

    ""Xxx increases the productivity and final yield of the plant, through increasing the level of Brix in the plant cells it reduces the likelyhood of an insect attack it also helps with environmental stress due to cooler temperatures in the winter.

    XXX nutrient works at the cellular level of roots, it stimulates the electromagnetic exchange between a plant's root and nutrient ions of the coco or soil. This exchange is known as the Cation exchange. Cationic Exchange (CE) is a scientific term to describe a very simple process in plants. The Cationic Exchange benefits plants by increasing the size of their roots, this allows a greater absorption of minerals and water. The uptake of more nutrient and water leads to increased BRIX (sugar content) production in the plant, which helps the plant to increase its photosynthetic reaction. The outcome is rapid growth with a faster onset of flowering, healthier and sturdier plants with a noticeable increased flavor and bigger yields.

    by accelerating the electromagnetic charge in the cationic exchange you can increase absorption of available amino acids, carbohydrates, and sugars. All this leads to a boost of the sugar content (BRIX) of the plant.

    What is Brix?

    Brix is the scale based on the amount of light that bends through a liquid. BRIX acts to improve photosynthesis, resulting in healthier growth and more hardy resistance to disease and climate impacts Brix is simple: when the brix is low, the taste is poor, and the insects come. When the brix is high, the taste is superb and the insects seem to busy themselves elsewhere. Plants with higher Brix levels are healthy, more pest resistant and have a higher quality taste. Essentially the healthier the plant is, the more resistant to pathogens and insect infestation it is. Insects that feed on plants lack the biological requirements to properly digest certain sugars. The undigested sugars will quickly ferment into alcohol causing death to the insect or disrupting it's digestive system. Higher levels of Brix usually means higher sugar content and are generally less desirable to these bugs. Weaker or diseased plants always have lower Brix numbers so these will be the first targets of pests. By using XXX nutrient you will see an elevated Brix count that will improve taste, resin production, odor and potency. Lots of nutrient companies push “boosts” or “PK” products as the big yield enhancers. In truth these expensive products can only work if your plants are happy and are physically able to transport the ions and minerals needed for the flowering phase.

    XXX Nutrient is a unique mixture of processed extracts from natural plants such as cactus, coconuts, corn, grain, grass, potatoes, rice, soy, sugar cane, tree sap, etc, plus minute amounts of bio-based wetting agents. When used with Budwiser, this provides your plant with a massive spectrum of Amino acids. These amino acids work hand in hand with the cationic exchange and provide your plants the building blocks of protein that it needs to produce massive, high quality yields.""

    Happy growing everyone
    The more I know, the better I grow.

    #2
    Iv herd of brix. U can buy a brix meter and what u do is sqeeze ur bud so small parts of the resin falls onto the glass then u look thro the glass and if u have between 12-15 brix u have the highest brix and baslicy brix is only messured if ur woundering the sugar value of bud. After 12brix ur plants cell walls are so thick with sugars bugs can no longer but throw ur leaves ect... if ur growing indoors dnt worry about brix it does u no gd but if ur outside growing then monitoring brix and getting it over 12 will help u. P.s when u look inside the brix scope it will have lines and thats how u tell the brix level.

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      #3
      Things like cal mag, silica, sugars,carbs. Those are the things to increase brix

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      • Vapo69
        Vapo69 commented
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        I am indoors grower with a 315w....might help tho'

      #4
      Wow, this was good reading. Sounds like you are tweaking the roots to accept more sugars and carbs. Although, I don't see how mixing this with budwiser!??!, will make a difference. I've never added beer to my nuts before! again good read!!

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      • Vapo69
        Vapo69 commented
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        Haha dude....I should of said.....Budweiser is the name of another additive by the same company...sorry dude

      #5
      Its very kool to see and monitor the brix tho

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      • Vapo69
        Vapo69 commented
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        If the bit about lowering the chance of bugs attacking is true........im good dude lol

      #6
      I beleave harley smith made a video about brix and that it helps increase the cell wall so bugs cant eat them! Oh hey also the higher thr brix the less mold can attack ur plants because the spores can get past the cell walls

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        #7
        That’s rite just like sillica should b added early in plants life to build strong cell walls keeps bugs from munching! My 2$

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