what category of nute is this? (rep for help!)

http://www.grotek.net/en/products/product.aspx?id=117

Grotek VitaMax Plus

NPK: 1-1-2
Magnesium Nitrate
Magnesium Sulphate
Monopotassium Phosphate
Potassium Nitrate
Ammonium Nitrate

http://www.grotek.net/en/products/guide/msds/msds_vitamaxplu.pdf


I have a sample of this stuff, but I'm not sure what it is exactly.

on their feeding chart they have the vitamax plus only for veg, but they have normal vitamax for bloom. Should I use this stuff all the way through or only for veg?

Rep for everyone that helps me understand!!

that is a bloom booster. would be used just in flower

but you still need a base nute for veg and flower.

use it. use the directions on the bottle looks like good stuff.

yes I am aware of that (base nutes).

If it's a bloom booster why do they recommend to use it in veg?

http://www.grotek.net/feedchart/FeedChart_Bloom&Grow.pdf
second page vitamax plus

what medium you using buddy?

hydroton dwc

jesburger said:

yes I am aware of that (base nutes).

If it's a bloom booster why do they recommend to use it in veg?

http://www.grotek.net/feedchart/FeedChart_Bloom&Grow.pdf
second page vitamax plus

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would assume it is something with the NPK of the base nutes.
does have the 1-1 more for the veg side(but also needed in flower)

if you are using another line, I would run it later in veg, right before flower.
or start it earlier if there is a deficiency.

I'm going to use the H&G line next grow, and people are saying that there is an MG deficiency in mid flowering, this looks like a good solution

H & G actually has a magnesium only supplement similar to nitrogen boost, but i think its only still available in europe. Eventually it'll get here and become part of the lineup though

Maybe I'll use this as a foliar spray... seems like the kind of nute that would make a good spray... thoughts?

I just brought some of the Vitamax Plus. Brought it under the assumption it was a great vitamin B-1 supplement. I'm replacing Tecnaflora Vitamin B-1 Red. Hopefully, it works the same. If not, back to the drawing board.