Are you eager to enhance your plant growth and boost your harvest? Terra Power brings you a set of valuable grower tips that can elevate your gardening experience. Let’s explore some easy-to-follow recommendations for optimal plant nutrition and development.
Usage: Can be used foliar throughout the growing period as a magnesium nutrition corrector (if necessary). 2 ml/L in the corresponding weeks of the feeding schedule.
2. Harnessing the Power of Enzymes and Microbial Blends
Atlas Terra Enzymes: Enzymes are nature’s catalysts, unlocking essential nutrients and promoting healthy root development. Combined with microbial blends (Fire Yields Microbial Protect, La Calavera Microbial Grow, Goddess Lada Microbial Bloom, Artio’s Touch Microbial Boost), Atlas Terra Enzymes create a revolutionary fertilizer to elevate your gardening experience.
Beneficial Microflora Development: The combined application of Atlas Terra Enzymes and microbial fertilizers helps foster the development of beneficial microflora, enhancing overall plant health.
3. Smart Irrigation Practices
Drip Irrigation Systems: For systems with drip irrigation, consider dissolving fertilizers containing microorganisms (Fire Yields Microbial Protect, La Calavera Microbial Grow, Goddess Lada Microbial Bloom, Artio’s Touch Microbial Boost), enzymes (Atlas Terra Enzymes), and organic components (La Sirena Vitamin Power, Saturn Power Buds, Bacchus Terra Taste) in the volume of a single watering. Avoid allowing solutions to stand for more than 24 hours.
4. Optimal Coco Growing: Washing Your Substrate
When growing on coco, it’s crucial to wash the substrate with reverse osmosis water before starting.
Coco, derived from the fibrous husk of coconuts, is a favored growing medium in hydroponic and soilless systems. However, it often contains elevated salt levels, potentially harmful to plants if not addressed. Washing the coco helps leach out these excess salts, safeguarding your plants from potential damage.
Moreover, coco’s electrical conductivity (EC) might be too high for sensitive plants if not adequately processed. Washing serves to lower the EC, rendering the substrate more suitable for a broader range of plants.
Failure to remove residual salts in coco can lead to nutrient imbalances and lockout issues. Washing is a preventive measure, ensuring the substrate is free from potentially harmful substances.
To wash coco:
Place it in a large container or tub.
Thoroughly rinse with water, either by hand or using a hose, until the runoff water is clear.
Optionally, soak the coco in water for a few hours to enhance salt leaching.
After washing, properly buffer or condition the coco before use to ensure the right pH and EC levels for optimal plant growth.
By incorporating these simple tips into your cultivation routine, you can maximize the potential of your plants and enjoy a bountiful harvest with Terra Power’s innovative products. Happy growing!