pH Perfect Grow 1L

The 5-in-1 formula Grow, Micro and Bloom are basic nutrients designed for growers who are used to using a three component base.

Advanced Nutrients ™ has refined and developed the most complete three-part spectrum available to manufacturers. Grow, Micro, Bloom essential nutrients contain value-added components that will improve performance in any type of garden and include:

• F-1 (fulvates)
• H-2 (humates)
• A complex of amino acids
• Wet Betty (surfactant-free)

The combination of pH Perfect™ technology, simplified mixing speeds and the level of chelation in balanced nutrient ratios ensure that cultures always have access to the highest possible level of nutrition. Growers using pH Perfect™ Technology will not have to worry about the pH of their nutrient solutions because the new formulas are able to automatically adjust the pH to the optimal range.

In fact, the chelation technology used is so effective that nutrients remain available to plants under conditions that would normally not allow growth to take place at all. However, manufacturers need not worry because the formulas keep the pH in the optimal range at all times.

• It supports healthy plants and the fastest possible growth
• Precursors of pharmaceutical preparations
• More chelates per trace element than other manufacturers
• Absorption of nutrients from a wider pH range
• Concentrated, cheaper formula
• Easy to use

Using the three-part Grow, Micro, Bloom nutrition program is easy. We recommend using a 1:1:1 feeding ratio, but we do not discourage a 1:2:3 ratio or a 3:2:1 ratio, which might be preferred by older-school growers. That's one of the many great aspects of this three-tier system - it's flexible and can be tailored to your specific needs and preferences. When using the Micro series it should be added to the tank first, then Grow, and finally Bloom.

Whether you're looking at soil, coconut, or hydroponics , we often take basic nutrients for granted and mostly focus on products like PK stimulators, boosters, stimulants, and supplements. But the essential nutrient is the base your plant requires in the early stages of its life - so it probably deserves more attention than we give it.