Delta 9
Delta 9 is a stimulator that increases enzymatic and protein activity essential for the biosynthesis of cannabinoids, especially THC.
Delta 9 | Advanced Flowering and THC Stimulator
The fertilizer Delta 9 from Cannabiogen is an innovative biostimulator developed by CannaBioGen R&D that activates the natural enzymatic processes of cannabis, enhancing the production of cannabinoids, especially THC. Thanks to its biomineral formula made with natural, non-phytotoxic compounds, it boosts protein activity responsible for the biosynthesis of Tetrahydrocannabinolic Acid (THCA).
With the addition of a pure extract of seaweed Ascophyllum nodosum, Delta Nine promotes vigorous plant development by providing more than 60 essential macro- and micronutrients, amino acids, and natural growth regulators such as cytokinins, auxins, and gibberellins.
Benefits of Delta 9
- Stimulates the natural biosynthesis of THC and other cannabinoids.
- Increases the production of resin and essential oils.
- Improves flowering with denser and heavier buds.
- Enhances plant resistance to environmental stress.
- 100% compatible with other nutrients, no risk of over-fertilization.
Usage and Recommended Dosage
| Stage | Dosage | Application |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-flowering | 4-6 ml/L | Spray 10 days before flowering, repeat every 10 days (twice). |
| Flowering | 4-6 ml/L | Add to irrigation water every 10 days during flowering. |
Composition of Delta 9
| Ingredient | Function |
|---|---|
| Ascophyllum nodosum extract | Provides nutrients, amino acids, and phytohormones |
| Cytokinins, Auxins, Gibberellins | Stimulate cell growth and floral development |
| Vitamins A, C, E | Non-enzymatic antioxidants that protect the cell membrane |
| Enzymes (Dismutase, Peroxidases, Reductase) | Enzymatic antioxidants that improve resin production |
Does Delta 9 increase THC in cannabis?
What is Delta 9 and what is it used for?
Delta 9 is a biostimulator that activates cannabis metabolism, increasing THC and resin production while improving flowering without disturbing plant balance.
What is Delta 9 quality?
It refers to the results achieved with the product: denser flowers, higher cannabinoid content, and more vigorous plants thanks to its natural formula and algae extracts.
When should Delta 9 be used?
Spray 10 days before flowering, repeat the application twice more every 10 days. Then apply via irrigation every 10 days during flowering.
How long does the effect of Delta 9 last?
The effect is progressive and long-lasting. Benefits begin to show in the first few days and continue throughout flowering if applied properly.
Does Delta 9 increase THC in cannabis?
Yes. It stimulates key enzymes in the biosynthesis of THCA, the precursor to THC, enhancing the concentration of this cannabinoid in the flowers.
Is Delta 9 compatible with other fertilizers?
Yes, it is 100% compatible and causes no side effects or nutrient absorption blockages.
Does it contain natural ingredients?
Yes, it includes pure seaweed extract, amino acids, vitamins, and natural phytohormones like cytokinins, auxins, and gibberellins.
How is Delta 9 by CannaBioGen applied?
Delta 9 should be applied in two phases: foliar and irrigation. For foliar application, dilute 4-6 ml per liter of water and spray 10 days before flowering. Repeat the application 10 days later. For irrigation, apply the same dose 30 days after flowering begins and repeat at 45 days.
What are the benefits of its use?
Using Delta 9 can increase flower production by up to 30% and resin by 25%. It also enhances the aroma, flavor, and potency of the plants, strengthening their resistance to stress and diseases.
Can it be used in outdoor and indoor crops?
Delta 9 is suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation. In outdoor settings, attention should be paid to the timing of application, with the first spray occurring before the onset of flowering.
Do you want to give your opinion or ask a question about Delta 9?We value your contribution, as sharing opinions in the cannabis community is essential to enriching collective understanding.
|
