Natural Wetting Agent for Plants | Soap Nuts Size:5 litre Pots: 5–10g/L compost Build nutrient-rich

Pots: 5–10g/L compost Build nutrient-rich root zone before the plant arrives Transplant establishment At planting 30–45g per plant into planting hole Localised nutrient boost for rapid rooting Early vegetative growth 10–14 days after transplanting 75g/m² or 1g/L every 3–4 weeks Healthy structure without excessive N-driven bulk Active flowering & fruit set First flowers through heavy fruit load 100g/m² or 2g/L every 2–3 weeks K and P support for flower retention and fruit set Peak fruit fill Heavy green fruit on all trusses 150g/m² or 3g/L every 2 weeks Maximum demand — sugar loading and lycopene synthesis Ripening & late season Once fruit begins to colour Lower range or skip

this formula incorporates it as a core ingredient rather than an add-on

Use a coarse inline filter (500 micron minimum)

Frequently asked questions about liquid amino acids

Mara des Bois is technically a day-neutral but grows like an alpine — treat as alpine for feeding

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