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Soluble Powders 

bulk box, pallet, truckloads

Fish Hydrolysate
70% Humic Acid
95% Humic Acid
Sea Kelp
Amino Acids
Fulvic Acid  

Mycorrhizae

Bacillus subtilis

 

 

Marine Meals

Super Saks FTL & LTL Pricing

Shrimp Meal

Fish Bone Meal

Fish Meal

Crab Shell Meal

 

Bat Guano

Sea-Crop

Food-Grade Liquid Concentrates 

30, 55 gallon drums 275 gallon totes

4-6-8

9-18-9

8-2-4 Blueberry Special

10-8-8     SECTION  Spec Data
3-18-18                    Spec Data
16-4-8                           Spec Data
6-14-6                     Spec Data
10-10-10-1S                Spec Data 
Super CAL 8         Spec Data
Dark Green          Spec Data
Super Sul 26          Spec Data

Kelp Pro 401          Spec Data
pHorus 0-31-23     Spec Data
pHorus 5-30-10     Spec Data
Micro Boost Fe 6%       Spec Data
Bloom and Fruit           Spec Data
Micro Boost Citrus      Spec Data

Super Seaweed  24%

Super Seaweed 8%

Gibberellic Acid

Micronutrients
Super Hume/Seaweed
Super Hume
Micro Boost

 

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 The digestive system for a plant is based in the soil around it and driven by soil microbes.

ANIONIC In this stage the plant is in the growth mode. It starts from the time the plant emerges from the seed to the point where the plant has matured or begins to flower. Higher nitrogen is needed to aid the plant in this stage. 

Nitrogen growth Stage 10-8-8, 16-4-8

Young plants need growth right up until maturity, which is usually just before blooming, or bud initiation stage. Plants at this stage need a higher Nitrogen for growth, along with a proportionate combination of Phosphorus and Potassium.  By supplying the plant with extra nitrogen this  provides quicker blooming and healthier plants.

CATIONIC This stage of the plant is from flowering to harvest, the plant is in the production mode and no longer actively growing. Higher Phosphorus and Potash is needed now. 

Phosphorus Production Stage  6-14-6, 5-30-10, 0-25-0

Once plants have started to produce buds or blooms you have a plant that is matured and is ready for the production of your crop. This is where we change from higher nitrogen to a higher Phosphate product. The idea being is not to allow your fruit coming from the blossoms to grow to fast with high nitrogen. You want to be more concerned at this stage to form a fruit that contains higher pound solids and more body. Phosphate will supply the cells that are being formed at this stage to fill in with body, giving more weight and mineral value. Too much Nitrogen at this stage will just make the cells grow and not form the body or mineral content, making the produce sour and shortens the shelf life. The right concentration of Nitrogen Phosphorus and Potash is needed to give a complete balance in this stage.

Potash ( 3-18-18, 0-31-23 )
Once your plants have produced fruit and that fruit has formed and begins to grow or mature. High Potash with high Phosphorus is needed with just the right combination of nitrogen to allow a good balance. This builds the quality in your crop.