Humushemp Trabe – Liquid Worm Humus for Explosive Roots & Soil Life

Humushemp by Trabe is the liquid evolution of traditional worm castings, designed to inject life into your substrate immediately. It is a 100% organic soil conditioner and root stimulant that saves you the heavy lifting of solid bags while delivering essential fulvic and humic acids directly to your cannabis plants' roots to unlock their full potential.

Is your soil working for you or against you?

Ever feel like your substrate is "dead" or your plants are just stalling after a transplant, and you don't know if you should add more NPK or just wait? It is a common feeling of uncertainty where you suspect the plant isn't eating, but you don't know why.

It is incredibly frustrating. You water them, you feed them, but they don't perk up. This usually means the root zone is blocked or lacks the microbial life needed to process nutrients. If you ignore this signal, you end up with stunted plants, nutrient lockout, and a disappointing harvest that could have been saved.

Humushemp is the "cheat code" to fix this. It is not just a fertilizer; it is a biological activator. By following a simple application phase, you ensure your soil becomes a living ecosystem that feeds your plants automatically, turning a complex problem into a simple routine.

Phase 1: Preparing the ground

Before you even open the bottle, you need to ensure your environment is ready to receive this organic boost. Since this is a living product, the condition of your Soil For Cannabis matters.

• Check the pH: Ensure your water is between 6.0 and 6.5 so the humic acids are absorbed correctly.
• Assess moisture: Don't apply to bone-dry soil; slightly moist substrate helps the liquid disperse better.
• Identify the need: Is it for a transplant? A stress recovery? Or general maintenance? This decides your dosage.

Phase 2: Setting up the product

Humushemp is concentrated, so preparation is key to getting the mixture right without wasting a drop.

1. Shake it well: The organic matter can settle at the bottom. Give the bottle a vigorous shake for 10 seconds.
2. Measure the dose: For irrigation, use between 10 to 15 ml per liter of water.
3. Foliar option: If you want to spray it (great for quick green-up), mix a milder dose of 5-10 ml per liter.
4. Mix thoroughly: Stir the water until the dark liquid is completely integrated.

Phase 3: Use / growing step by step

Now, let's get this liquid gold into your plants. Follow this flow for maximum efficiency alongside your other Cannabis fertilizers.

1. Start slow: Pour the mixture around the base of the stem, moving outwards to encourage roots to spread.
2. Transplant timing: If you just moved a plant, water immediately with Humushemp to reduce shock.
3. Mid-grow boost: Apply it once every 1-2 weeks during the vegetative stage to keep the soil structure fluffy.
4. Watch the leaves: Within 24-48 hours, you should see a perkier stance and a deeper green color.
5. Combine wisely: You can mix it with most fertilizers, but avoid mixing with strong mineral acids in the same concentrate.
6. Avoid excess: While it's hard to burn plants with worm humus, don't drown the roots; let the soil dry out a bit between waterings.

Phase 4: Closing, maintenance and learnings

Once you've fed your girls, close the bottle tightly and store it in a cool, dark place. UV light and heat can degrade the biological components over time.

Take a note in your grow journal about how the plants reacted. Did the yellowing stop? Did the transplant shock disappear faster than last time? These details help you dial in the perfect dosage for your specific strain next time.

Advantages of following this flow instead of improvising

• Immediate absorption: Unlike solid humus which takes time to break down, this liquid version works instantly.
• Stress reduction: Following the transplant protocol drastically reduces the time your plants spend "sulking."
• Pest defense: Healthy soil life helps repel bad bugs, acting as a natural partner to your Insecticides cannabis strategy.
• pH Stability: Regular use buffers the soil, making pH fluctuations less likely to damage your crop.
• Total Control: You know exactly how much organic matter you are adding, unlike with pre-mixed soils.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use Humushemp during flowering?

Yes, absolutely. While it is most famous for vegetative growth and rooting, the humic acids help chelate nutrients, making P and K more available during the bloom phase.

Is it safe for hydroponic systems?

It is filtered, but being an organic, dense product, it can clog fine drippers or aeroponics. It is best suited for soil, coco, or hand-watering systems.

Does it replace base fertilizers?

No, think of it as a supplement or a soil conditioner. It provides some nutrients, but its main job is to improve the soil and root health so your base nutrients work better.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I used to be a purist for solid worm castings, mixing kilos of the stuff into my soil mix. But honestly, my back prefers Humushemp. I've found that when I do transplants—especially with delicate clones—watering them in with a heavy dose of Humushemp cuts the recovery time in half. The plants just don't droop.

One mistake I made early on was thinking "more is better" and using it every single watering. You don't need to do that. I now use it strictly once a week or whenever the plants look a bit sad or stressed. It’s like a multivitamin shot; you don't need it every hour, but when you take it regularly, you definitely feel the difference.