Information & Usage

Did You Know?

Lots of Fertiliser manafacturers use Urea as a Nitrogen (N) source. Urea is cheaper to use than other ingredients such as Ammonium Nitrate. The problem with Urea is it is not usable by plants untill broken down first by bacteria. When it is broken down it is converted to ammonia which drives up ph causing spikes. Hard water formulations often contain a lot more Urea than regular fertilisers as they contain less Calcium Nitrate which is another Nitrogen source.

 FHD_FeedProgram.xls(1348 KB) Handy Autocalculation

 chart_nutrient3.pdf(2224 KB) A Generic Fertiliser Schedule

 plp_hs_feed_program_web_ec.pdf(1333 KB) Multi-Use Schedule

 holland_secret_6-week-feed.pdf(9 KB) 

 holland_secret_8-week-feed.pdf(9 KB)