GREEN HOUSE FEEDING - BIO GROW
Recalculation in progress … BioGrow from Green House Feeding is an all-in-one mixture of carefully selected natural materials specially formulated for the vegetative growth phase of fast-growing plants.
Essential nutrients are provided for superior growth, both readily available to the plant and slowly releasing to supply all nutrients over an 8-week period.
During vegetative growth, plants require larger amounts of nitrogen. Nitrogen causes cells to divide and multiply, which is why plants need more of it during the vegetative growth phase, when leaf and root development is at its peak.
Nitrogen is considered a mobile nutrient within the plant, which means that the plant can transport it to where it is needed. This mobility is the reason why the first signs of a nitrogen deficiency occur in older leaves. The plant takes the available nitrogen from the older cells in order to grow new ones.
NPK: 7-2-4
Composition Bio Grow Green House Feeding:
- Organic carbon (C) 20%
Total nitrogen (N) 7%.
Organic nitrogen (N) 7% - Water-soluble phosphoric anhydride and neutral ammonium citrate (P 2 O 5 ) 2%
- Water-soluble potassium oxide (K 2 O) 4 %.
- Calcium oxide (CaO) 8
- Magnesium oxide (MgO) 4
- Sulphur dioxide (SO3) 9
- Organic matter from bone meal, malt germ, horn meal, feather meal, pomace, rapeseed cake meal
Derived from: bone meal, barley germ, magnesium sulphate, horn meal, feather meal, sugar beet marc, limestone, rapeseed meal
Mycelium may appear on top of the substrate. It enhances microbial life within the substrate and will not harm humans, animals or plants. The fungus is the main agent in the decomposition of organic substances such as simple sugars, amino acids, etc. It solubilises minerals that are initially unavailable to plants.
BioGrow from Green House Feeding is an all-in-one mixture of carefully selected natural materials specially formulated for the vegetative growth phase of fast-growing plants.
Essential nutrients are provided for superior growth, both readily available to the plant and slowly releasing to supply all nutrients over an 8-week period.
During vegetative growth, plants require larger amounts of nitrogen. Nitrogen causes cells to divide and multiply, which is why plants need more of it during the vegetative growth phase, when leaf and root development is at its peak.
Nitrogen is considered a mobile nutrient within the plant, which means that the plant can transport it to where it is needed. This mobility is the reason why the first signs of a nitrogen deficiency occur in older leaves. The plant takes the available nitrogen from the older cells in order to grow new ones.
NPK: 7-2-4
Composition Bio Grow Green House Feeding:
- Organic carbon (C) 20%
Total nitrogen (N) 7%.
Organic nitrogen (N) 7% - Water-soluble phosphoric anhydride and neutral ammonium citrate (P 2 O 5 ) 2%
- Water-soluble potassium oxide (K 2 O) 4 %.
- Calcium oxide (CaO) 8
- Magnesium oxide (MgO) 4
- Sulphur dioxide (SO3) 9
- Organic matter from bone meal, malt germ, horn meal, feather meal, pomace, rapeseed cake meal
Derived from: bone meal, barley germ, magnesium sulphate, horn meal, feather meal, sugar beet marc, limestone, rapeseed meal
Mycelium may appear on top of the substrate. It enhances microbial life within the substrate and will not harm humans, animals or plants. The fungus is the main agent in the decomposition of organic substances such as simple sugars, amino acids, etc. It solubilises minerals that are initially unavailable to plants.
BioGrow from Green House Feeding is an all-in-one mixture of carefully selected natural materials specially formulated for the vegetative growth phase of fast-growing plants.
Essential nutrients are provided for superior growth, both readily available to the plant and slowly releasing to supply all nutrients over an 8-week period.
During vegetative growth, plants require larger amounts of nitrogen. Nitrogen causes cells to divide and multiply, which is why plants need more of it during the vegetative growth phase when leaf and root development is at its peak.
Nitrogen is considered a mobile nutrient within the plant, which means that the plant can transport it to where it is needed. This mobility is the reason why the first signs of a nitrogen deficiency occur in older leaves. The plant takes the available nitrogen from the older cells in order to grow new ones.
NPK: 7-2-4
Composition Bio Grow Green House Feeding:
- Organic carbon (C) 20%
Total nitrogen (N) 7%.
Organic nitrogen (N) 7% - Water-soluble phosphoric anhydride and neutral ammonium citrate (P 2 O 5 ) 2%
- Water-soluble potassium oxide (K 2 O) 4 %.
- Calcium oxide (CaO) 8
- Magnesium oxide (MgO) 4
- Sulphur dioxide (SO3) 9
- Organic matter from bone meal, malt germ, horn meal, feather meal, pomace, rapeseed cake meal
Derived from: bone meal, barley germ, magnesium sulphate, horn meal, feather meal, sugar beet marc, limestone, rapeseed meal
Mycelium may appear on top of the substrate. It enhances microbial life within the substrate and will not harm humans, animals or plants. The fungus is the main agent in the decomposition of organic substances such as simple sugars, amino acids, etc. It solubilises minerals that are initially unavailable to plants.
BioGrow from Green House Feeding is an all-in-one mixture of carefully selected natural materials, specially formulated for the vegetative growth phase of fast-growing plants.
Essential nutrients are provided for superior growth, both readily available to the plant and slowly releasing to supply all nutrients over an 8-week period.
During vegetative growth, plants require larger amounts of nitrogen. Nitrogen causes cells to divide and multiply, which is why plants need more of it during the vegetative growth phase when leaf and root development is at its peak.
Nitrogen is considered a mobile nutrient within the plant, which means that the plant can transport it to where it is needed. This mobility is the reason why the first signs of a nitrogen deficiency occur in older leaves. The plant takes the available nitrogen from the older cells in order to grow new ones.
NPK: 7-2-4
Composition Bio Grow Green House Feeding:
- Organic carbon (C) 20%
Total nitrogen (N) 7%.
Organic nitrogen (N) 7% - Water-soluble phosphoric anhydride and neutral ammonium citrate (P 2 O 5 ) 2%
- Water-soluble potassium oxide (K 2 O) 4 %.
- Calcium oxide (CaO) 8
- Magnesium oxide (MgO) 4
- Sulphur dioxide (SO3) 9
- Organic matter from bone meal, malt germ, horn meal, feather meal, pomace, rapeseed cake meal
Derived from: bone meal, barley germ, magnesium sulphate, horn meal, feather meal, sugar beet marc, limestone, rapeseed meal
Mycelium may appear on top of the substrate. It enhances microbial life within the substrate and will not harm humans, animals or plants. The fungus is the main agent in the decomposition of organic substances such as simple sugars, amino acids, etc. It solubilises minerals that are initially unavailable to plants.
BioGrow from Green House Feeding is an all-in-one mixture of carefully selected natural materials, specially formulated for the vegetative growth phase of fast-growing plants.
Essential nutrients are provided for superior growth, both readily available to the plant and slowly releasing to supply all nutrients over an 8-week period.
During vegetative growth, plants require larger amounts of nitrogen. Nitrogen causes cells to divide and multiply, which is why plants need more of it during the vegetative growth phase when leaf and root development is at its peak.
Nitrogen is considered a mobile nutrient within the plant, which means that the plant can transport it to where it is needed. This mobility is the reason why the first signs of a nitrogen deficiency occur in older leaves. The plant takes the available nitrogen from the older cells in order to grow new ones.
NPK: 7-2-4
Composition Bio Grow Green House Feeding:
- Organic carbon (C) 20%
Total nitrogen (N) 7%.
Organic nitrogen (N) 7% - Water-soluble phosphoric anhydride and neutral ammonium citrate (P 2 O 5 ) 2%
- Water-soluble potassium oxide (K 2 O) 4 %.
- Calcium oxide (CaO) 8
- Magnesium oxide (MgO) 4
- Sulphur dioxide (SO3) 9
- Organic matter from bone meal, malt germ, horn meal, feather meal, pomace, rapeseed cake meal
Derived from: bone meal, barley germ, magnesium sulphate, horn meal, feather meal, sugar beet marc, limestone, rapeseed meal
Mycelium may appear on top of the substrate. It enhances microbial life within the substrate and will not harm humans, animals or plants. The fungus is the main agent in the decomposition of organic substances such as simple sugars, amino acids, etc. It solubilises minerals that are initially unavailable to plants.
BioGrow from Green House Feeding is an all-in-one mixture of carefully selected natural materials specially formulated for the vegetative growth phase of fast-growing plants.
Essential nutrients are provided for superior growth, both readily available to the plant and slowly releasing to supply all nutrients over an 8-week period.
During vegetative growth, plants require larger amounts of nitrogen. Nitrogen causes cells to divide and multiply, which is why plants need more of it during the vegetative growth phase when leaf and root development is at its peak.
Nitrogen is considered a mobile nutrient within the plant, which means that the plant can transport it to where it is needed. This mobility is the reason why the first signs of a nitrogen deficiency occur in older leaves. The plant takes the available nitrogen from the older cells in order to grow new ones.
NPK: 7-2-4
Composition Bio Grow Green House Feeding:
- Organic carbon (C) 20%
Total nitrogen (N) 7%.
Organic nitrogen (N) 7% - Water-soluble phosphoric anhydride and neutral ammonium citrate (P 2 O 5 ) 2%
- Water-soluble potassium oxide (K 2 O) 4 %.
- Calcium oxide (CaO) 8
- Magnesium oxide (MgO) 4
- Sulphur dioxide (SO3) 9
- Organic matter from bone meal, malt germ, horn meal, feather meal, pomace, rapeseed cake meal
Derived from: bone meal, barley germ, magnesium sulphate, horn meal, feather meal, sugar beet marc, limestone, rapeseed meal
Mycelium may appear on top of the substrate. It enhances microbial life within the substrate and will not harm humans, animals or plants. The fungus is the main agent in the decomposition of organic substances such as simple sugars, amino acids, etc. It solubilises minerals that are initially unavailable to plants.
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