- The Perfect Combination: Vivosun Nutrients Base A & B are two-part, concentrated formulas that provide essential macro and micronutrients for optimal plant growth; Ideal for use from the vegetative stage through to the end of flowering
- Rich Nutrient Elements: This bundle contains Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium, Calcium, Magnesium, and more, ensuring robust plant growth at every stage and reducing the risk of nutrient deficiencies
- Increase Your Yield: The Vivosun Nutrient Base Kit is fully water-soluble, stabilizes pH, and optimizes nutrient absorption; It boosts both the yield and quality of your plants. For best results, use with every watering
- Great Compatibility: Suitable for all growing media, including soil, hydroponics, aquaponics, and coco coir; It provides a complete nutrient base for flowers, decorative plants, vegetables, herbs, and more
- Easy to Use: Simplify your growing cycle with just two bottles?no complex nutrient planning required; Use equal parts Base A and B for each watering. Note: Do not mix Bases A and B in concentrated form?always dilute separately in water
Product description
What are the benefits of using Base A & B?
What is the NPK ratio of Base A & B?
Is this for the vegetative or flowering stage?
Should I use both Base A and B with every watering?
Can I mix Base A and B together before adding them to water?
Vivosun Nutrient Regime
What are the benefits of using Base A & B?
VIVOSUN Nutrients Base A and Base B are a two-part nutrient system that provides essential macro and micronutrients. They can be used alone or combined with other fertilizer supplements for enhanced results.
What is the NPK ratio of Base A & B?
Base A is 4-0-1, and Base B is 1-4-2.
Is this for the vegetative or flowering stage?
Base A and Base B are formulated to work together throughout the entire growth cycle, from start to finish.
Should I use both Base A and B with every watering?
Yes, equal amounts of Base A and Base B should be added to each watering. For example, if the feed chart recommends 9 mL per gallon, add 9 mL of A and 9 mL of B. Always mix Base A into the water first, followed by Base B.
Can I mix Base A and B together before adding them to water?
No, Base A and Base B should never be mixed in their concentrated forms, as this can cause nutrient lockout. Always dilute Base A and Base B separately in water.
