Key Grow Solutions 6 Product Nutrient Package

Nutrient Package from Key Grow Solutions

Key Information for this package

• Feed chart is mL / gallon for soil. Feed chart is mL / gallon for coco, rockwool, or other light but frequent feed applications.
• Non-soil mediums requiring more frequent feedings should use half rates.
• Some grow mediums or genetics may prefer moderate adjustments in application rates.
• pH for soil is optimum in the 6.2-6.5 range. At this pH range, Purple Cat (calcium) should not be mixed with White Royal, Blue Butterfly, or Silver Rabbit (phosphorus).
• Non-soil pH should be fixed to 5.8 or below so that all products can be fed together

Soil Feed Schedule

Daily Feed / Hydro Feed Schedule

KGS offers the latest developments in nutrient technology

Key Grow Solutions offers growers a collection of innovative nutritional products that are specifically designed to improve the effectiveness, efficiency, and balance of biological systems – contributing to faster growth, exceptional yields, and an increase in craft quality, all while simplifying the plant feeding process.

What Is Different About Key Grow Solutions

Polyamine Technology

Our proprietary polyamine technology addresses solubility issues caused by antagonism by forming unique chelate structures with cations, blocking unfavorable binding reactions such as “salting out.” Our nutrients and supplements also remain available and active over a wider pH range.

Potassium Acetate & Carbohydrates

The acetate constituent in our potassium acetate provides a direct source of the starting material used to initiate energy production in plant cells (KREBS cycle), Acetyl Coenzyme A, without the carbohydrate draw-off typically required through glycolysis. Because of this, users have commonly reported faster flowering cycles of up to a week along with increased resinous oil production and/or yield.

Plant Growth Promoting Rhizobacteria (PGPR)

PGPRs have the natural ability to improve nutrient utilization, which helps the plant to better tolerate biotic and abiotic interactions. This is done through the production and ultimate release of secondary metabolites (i.e. enzymes, lipopeptides, biosurfactants, etc.) into the rhizosphere which then impacts plant processes such as nutrient availability, root hair proliferation, and systemic mechanisms, just to name a few.

Amino Acids

The protein content of plant cells is constantly being updated to adjust to changing conditions and metabolic requirements. A major proportion of energy in the plant is associated with protein turnover. This uses a great deal of carbohydrate production. Plants prefer the construction of proteins from amino acids. Our soy-based amino acids conserve fixed carbon production, resulting in an increase in structural and nonstructural carbohydrates.