Topmax to continue or ditch

**Krato** · 17-07-21, 08:03 PM

Hi everyone

Hope you are all well, as the title suggests should I continue to use topmax or ditch it this run, I have read some reviews and it's 50/50 some people swear by it and others say it does nothing but destroy the end product I'm two weeks into flower and can't decide.

I'm hoping you lovely people can help

**Mac** · 18-07-21, 08:46 AM

Not run biobizz for years but when I did I started with the full range, top max, activera, fish, bloom, grow etc etc

By the end of my time with biobizz I was just running grow bloom and fishmix, didn't see much benefit outside of these three

**Farmer Geddon** · 18-07-21, 11:55 AM

Do you have enough plants to do a side by side with/without test?

**forager** · 18-07-21, 06:44 PM

taking notes.
i am growing in soil using grow, bloom, top-max and heaven. i have been advised that heaven is useless so i am finishing it up and trying without it. if i can ditch top-max too it would be good

i have heard bad things about biobizz and my plants do seem to struggle a little, but that is probably my lack of experience. i want to get my feeding costs down to a minimum and i don't think biobizz is the way for me to do that. once my biobizz stocks run low i plan to try another feed instead to see how they compare.

**Blue61** · 18-07-21, 07:15 PM

Originally Posted by Mac

Not run biobizz for years but when I did I started with the full range, top max, activera, fish, bloom, grow etc etc

By the end of my time with biobizz I was just running grow bloom and fishmix, didn't see much benefit outside of these three

Originally Posted by forager

taking notes.
i am growing in soil using grow, bloom, top-max and heaven. i have been advised that heaven is useless so i am finishing it up and trying without it. if i can ditch top-max too it would be good

i have heard bad things about biobizz and my plants do seem to struggle a little, but that is probably my lack of experience. i want to get my feeding costs down to a minimum and i don't think biobizz is the way for me to do that. once my biobizz stocks run low i plan to try another feed instead to see how they compare.

If you read the other quote you will see Mac stopped using top max and there were no problems.
So the short answer is yes, you can stop it.