The unique composition ensures that both the soil's natural properties and the added nutrients are utilized to their fullest potential, promoting optimal development during both vegetative and flowering stages.
Optimized for Soil Cultivation: Specifically designed to complement the unique properties of soil substrates, ensuring efficient nutrient uptake.
Comprehensive Nutrient Profile: Provides all essential mineral macro and trace elements, with a notable inclusion of magnesium to support robust plant health.
Chelating Agents Included: Incorporates humic and fulvic acids to enhance nutrient absorption and promote vigorous root development.
High-Quality Ingredients: Free from bulking agents, utilizing only pure liquid nutrients and trace elements for maximum efficacy.
Versatile Application: Suitable for use throughout the entire growth cycle, from vegetative to flowering stages, in various soil-based growing systems.
Investing in House & Garden Soil A&B ensures your plants receive a nutrient solution specifically tailored for soil cultivation. Its precise formulation supports healthy growth, maximizes yields, and enhances the overall quality of your produce. By choosing this nutrient system, you provide your plants with the foundation they need for successful development.
How do I mix House & Garden Soil A&B? When preparing your nutrient container, fill it two-thirds with water. First, add Part A of the nutrient and circulate well before adding Part B. Adjust the pH value to harmonize with the nutrient solution.
Can I use Soil A&B throughout the entire growth cycle? Yes, Soil A&B is formulated for use during both the vegetative and flowering stages, providing consistent nutrition throughout the plant's lifecycle.
Is this nutrient suitable for all soil types? Absolutely, Soil A&B is designed to work effectively with soil or high-quality soil blends, ensuring optimal nutrient uptake regardless of the specific soil composition.
What precautions should I take when using this nutrient? Do not add A&B at the same time, as this will trigger a chemical reaction in the nutrient, resulting in solidification of some parts and causing incomplete nourishment for your plants.
