Cannabiogen

You will learn to use fertilizers, kits, and additives to optimize production and aroma without compromising the health of the substrate or the quality of the final product. Additionally, direct links to PevGrow categories are included to facilitate the purchase and comparison of nutrients.

Professional Introduction

At Cannabiogen, we understand that nutrition is the foundation of a productive weed crop with high organoleptic quality. This technical guide is designed for demanding growers who use the PevGrow catalog and incorporates selection criteria for weed fertilizers, dosing protocols, and recommendations by growth phase.

Why Choose the Right Fertilizer?

The choice of a fertilizer determines the structure of the plant, resin production, and flavor preservation. Fertilizers vary in composition (organic, mineral, NPK), concentration, and formulation (liquid, solid, A+B), so it is essential to know the compatibility with your substrate and cultivation system. Check the options for weed fertilizers at PevGrow to compare brands and formats.

Types of Nutrients and When to Use Them

Organic fertilizers: recommended for soil cultivation and for those who prioritize aroma and sensory profile. Organic fertilizers feed the micro-life of the substrate and improve long-term nutrient retention.

Mineral fertilizers: offer precise dosing control and a quick response from the plant, very useful in hydroponics and high-yield crops. If you want to calibrate N, P, K, and micronutrients exactly, mineral fertilizers are the solution. Check the mineral fertilizers section for specific options.

Growth Phase vs. Flowering Phase

During the growth phase, the priority is nitrogen and root health. Products indicated for growth increase leaf mass and support structure; see recommendations in the fertilizers for growth category.

In flowering, phosphorus and potassium (PK) increase to maximize bud size and density. Flowering stimulators and PK boosters are incorporated in key weeks for efficient fattening.

Fertilizer Kits: Advantages for Beginners and Professionals

Fertilizer kits simplify nutrition by including complementary products (grow, bloom, additives, and stimulators). They are ideal for those who want to follow a cultivation plan without combining multiple brands. PevGrow offers several packs according to system and cultivation size: view fertilizer kits.

Additives and Micronutrients: The Difference in Quality

Micronutrients and chelates prevent nutritional blockages and improve assimilation. For example, products like Oligo Spectrum provide essential traces for harmonious development — available at PevGrow as a specialized additive. Check a practical example here: Oligo Spectrum (GHE).

Dosing Protocols and pH/EC Control

A professional protocol requires measuring EC and adjusting pH before applying nutrients. Start with 50-70% of the recommended dose for young plants and gradually increase according to response; avoid mixing stimulators with extreme pH spikes. For controlled crops, combine the manufacturer's chart with weekly EC and pH tests.

Compatibility with Brands and Products at PevGrow

At PevGrow, you will find leading brands ranging from organic solutions to technologies like pH Perfect. If you are looking for complete range packages (especially for hydroponics or professional cultivation), check the Advanced Nutrients section at PevGrow for compatibility with professional fertilization schedules: Advanced Nutrients.

Optimizing Final Quality (Aroma, Resin, Flavor)

The final phase of cultivation is crucial: reduce nitrogen and prioritize controlled flushing if the goal is a clean organoleptic profile. Use resin stimulators and amino acids in the final weeks to maximize terpenes and trichome production.

Practical Tips from a Cannabiogen Professional

• Perform partial washes of the substrate if you notice salt accumulation.
• Use measurement kits for EC and pH and record readings weekly.
• If you alternate brands, do so gradually and monitor deficiencies or excesses.
• For indoor growers with LED, adjust doses towards formulas designed for high-intensity lighting.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Can I use mineral fertilizers in soil?

Yes. Mineral fertilizers work in soil, but require stricter monitoring of pH/EC to avoid blockages. For living and organic soils, organic fertilizers usually preserve microbiota better.

What is better: fertilizer kit or buying products separately?

A fertilizer kit simplifies management and usually includes balanced amounts; buying products separately gives more control and customization. For beginners, a kit from the PevGrow catalog is an excellent option.

When to introduce PK boosters?

Boosters are typically introduced at the beginning of the flowering phase (week 2-3 of flowering) to maximize fattening. Follow the manufacturer's cultivation chart and avoid overdosing.

Do I need a CalMag?

If you use soft or RO water, a calcium and magnesium supplement (CalMag) is almost always necessary to prevent chlorosis and cellular problems.

Conclusion

Choosing the right nutrition for your weed crop is a strategic decision that directly influences production, resistance, and final quality. By following a professional fertilization plan — adjusted by phase and substrate characteristics — and relying on resources and products from the PevGrow catalog, you will maximize yield and preserve the aromatic profiles that define a premium harvest. At Cannabiogen, we recommend starting with a quality kit or a staggered plan and documenting each cycle to optimize results in successive crops.

Remember: consistency in measurements and informed selection between organic fertilizers and minerals makes the difference. To explore specific options and compare formulations, visit the professional categories mentioned above at PevGrow.