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How to Grow a Consistent Crop

Growing crops that are abundant one year, but waning the next – does not a happy farmer make. Consistent crops that flourish year after year is what hobby farmers and large-scale producers alike are looking for.

As such, there are a few things to consider to ensure your growth is optimal each and every year.

Choosing Your Plants Wisely

If you are a hobby farmer and are looking to grow a garden to produce your own – well, produce, you will want to pick young plants that are bushy and have not flowered yet. This allows the plant to acclimate in your garden environment and growing conditions, with little to no shock in the replanting process.

Replanting plants that are already flowering – means they are also potentially seeding, and puts too much stress on a plant already accustom to its environment. So choose bushy but non-flowered plants that will adjust well, to ensure your garden grows as expected

Water. Feed. Repeat.

Just as humans will become dehydrated without water, or hungry without food …so too do plants become under such conditions.

Annuals, in particular, have short roots, so if the surface of the soil is dry, or if all the nutrients have been sucked from that soil, you are going to want to water and feed your plants sufficiently. Feeding your plants every 3-6 weeks with a water soluble fertilizer, will ensure they stay healthy and robust for the season in which they are intended to grow.

Groom for Better Growth

Getting rid of dead growth will allow your plants to flourish, and it will also prevent seed pods from forming. If your flowers have began to lay dormant during the time they should still be blooming, it is likely they need some maintenance and grooming.

As a way to safeguard against unhealthy plant growth, we offer a product called Bud Booster – providing optimal growth for your flowering plants. This bloom additive offers a high level of phosphorus, helping to promote blooming, and assists in the plant’s metabolism during the middle of the flowering stage. The potassium also helps improve the quality of your flowers/fruit and helps with the plant’s starch production.

WHAT IT IS

HOW IT WORKS

HOW TO USE IT

GUARANTEED ANALYSIS

BUD BOOSTER
GUARANTEED ANALYSIS

Total Nitrogen (N)…………………………1.0%

1.0% Water Soluble Nitrogen

Available Phosphate (P2O5)…………50.0%

Soluble Potash (K2O)………………….30.0%

Boron (B)…………………………………..0.08%

Derived from: Monopotassium Phosphate,

Dipotassium Phosphate, Potassium Sulfate,

Boric Acid.

ALSO CONTAINS NONPLANT FOOD INGREDIENT(S):

1.0% Vitamin B1 (Thiamine Hydrochloride)

Information regarding the contents and levels of metals in this product is available on the internet at http://www.aapfco.org/metals.html

FOR USE IN

At Green Planet, we provide natural products to enhance natural growth. Call us with any questions you might have, and allow us to help you yield the best crop possible; season after season, year after year!

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