The Right Nutrient Regimen by QPS 🌿🌱
Are you ready to transform your garden into a lush and thriving oasis? We present to you a trio of revolutionary products that are set to redefine the way your plants grow and flourish. Whether you're an experienced gardener or just starting your horticultural journey, our range of plant growth solutions has been meticulously crafted to cater to all your gardening needs.
Slow Release Fertiliser (Early Growth)
Application: Sprinkle Rustica on the soil surface and mix it into lightly spring soil before planting. Timing: Before planting in spring. Additional Information: Enhances soil nutrition, fostering a robust root system and nutrient-rich soil for strong plant growth. Consideration: Excess nitrogen from Rustica can cause overgrowth with overly succulent leaves and shoots, potentially promoting outbreaks of certain pests and delaying fruit maturity in fruiting plants.
Microboost (Early Growth)
Application: Dilute Microboost in water and use during the early growth stage. Timing: A couple of weeks after Rustica application. Additional Information: Nourishes foliage and enhances nutrient uptake, promoting vigorous early growth. Consideration: Microboost should be discontinued once bud and flowering stages are reached, as it pushes nitrogen into the plants, which may affect flowering. Using it during the bud and flower stage can potentially disrupt the flowering process. This nutrient regimen offers a comprehensive approach to support plant growth throughout different stages, from enhancing soil nutrition and root development with Slow Release Fertiliser (Rustica) to providing balanced nutrients and potassium support with ProFeeder A&B. Microboost complements early growth by nourishing foliage but should be discontinued during flowering to ensure healthy flowering and fruiting. However, careful application is essential to avoid nutrient toxicity.
ProFeeder A&B (Early to Mid-Late Growth)
Application: Dilute A&B in water and adjust nutrient levels using an EC meter. Timing: A couple of weeks after Rustica application for early growth and use as needed for mid to late growth. Additional Information: Provides a balanced nutrient supply for vigorous growth, including potassium support for flowering and bud development. Consideration: Overuse of A&B can lead to nutrient toxicity, causing plant stunting, legginess, and potentially plant death.
| Growth Stage | Product | Application Method | Dilution Rate (ml per liter) | Timing (Spring) | Additional Information | EC Range (mS/cm) | pH Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Soil Preparation |
Slow Release |
🌱 Sprinkle Slow release fertiliser (Rustica) on soil surface and mix into lightly spring soil (grams per square meter). |
N/A | Before planting. | Enhances soil nutrition, fostering a robust root system and nutrient-rich soil for strong plant growth. | N/A | N/A | |
| Early Growth | ProFeeder A&B & Microboost | 💧 Dilute A&B and Microboost in water, adjust nutrient levels using an EC meter. | 50 ml per 10 L of water for ProFeeder, 30 ml per 10 L of water for Microboost | A couple of weeks after Rustica application. | Provides a balanced nutrient supply for vigorous early growth, while Microboost nourishes foliage and enhances nutrient uptake. | 1.5 - 2.0 | 5.5 - 6.5 | |
| Mid to Late Growth | ProFeeder A&B | 💧 Dilute A&B in water, maintain nutrient levels. | 50 ml per 10 L of water | Use as needed, monitor nutrient levels. | ProFeeder A&B focuses on potassium delivery to support overall growth, including flowering and bud development. | 1.5 - 2.0 | 5.5 - 6.5 | 🚫 Overuse of A&B can lead to nutrient toxicity, causing plant stunting, legginess, and potentially plant death. |
| Notes: |
- 🌱 Slow Release Fertiliser (Rustica) can cause plants to grow excessively and develop overly succulent leaves and shoots, which promotes outbreaks of certain sucking insects and mites.
- 🌱 Excessive Slow Release Fertiliser (Rustica) causes fruiting plants to produce relatively more foliage, reducing their fruit production and delaying fruit maturity.
- 🌼 Microboost should be discontinued once bud and flowering stages are reached, as it pushes nitrogen into the plants, which may affect flowering.
- 🌼 If used during the bud and flower stage, Microboost can potentially disrupt the flowering process. It is advisable to stop using it once signs of buds appear to support healthy flowering and fruiting.
- 🚫 Overuse of A&B can lead to nutrient toxicity, causing plant stunting, legginess, and potentially plant death.