FERTILIZERS AND SUBSTRATES

WHAT FERTILIZERS ARE FOR:

Fertilizers must be used in all successful indoor and outdoor growing. In fact, if they were not administered, the plants would never be able to produce significant yields, and in many cases they could face death due to nutritional deficiencies. The fact is, that to prevent these problems, you can find in our catalog there are many world-class fertilizer brands loved by all growers. For example BioBizz, BioTabs, General Organics, Green House Feeding, Guano Kalong and Plagron; these are the most loved and used fertilizers and substrates in the world, and all this is due to their quality and convenience.

WHICH SUBSTRATE TO CHOOSE TO GROW?

Obviously, substrates are also essential for an excellent cultivation, both indoors and outdoors. In fact, our 100% organic substrates that will allow plants to grow and bloom at their best, thanks above all to the ideal pH and the fertilizers with which it is enriched (Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium).

HOW MUCH FERTILIZER TO ADD TO THE PLANTS?

It is never easy to fertilize plants grown indoors or outdoors. The key thing you absolutely need to know is that most fertilizers come with a package leaflet (or label on the product) with the recommended doses carefully written by the manufacturer.

Chemical Fertilizers and Organic Fertilizer: The differences

Chemical fertilizers are a type of fertilizer obtained exclusively through chemistry, for many chemical fertilizers are harmful to plants, but this is not true at all, in fact chemical fertilizers, if used within the recommended doses, can be of great help for development, growth and flowering of plants. In addition to chemical fertilizers we also find organic fertilizer, or fertilizer obtained from organic waste, which turns out to be the best fertilizer for plants. All our fertilizers are organic fertilizer, just to ensure the best life cycle for our plants. Organic nitrogen fertilizer is mainly used for the vegetative growth phase, but organic nitrogen fertilizer should also be used in the flowering period (in smaller quantities) together with a complete NPK fertilizer (including nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium).