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This a very high-nitrogen formula developed to encourage vigorous stem and leaf growth and is intended for use during the vegetative stage of a plant’s life cycle.
Dilute at a rate of .25 - 1 tsp per gallon of water (.3 - 1.3 ml per liter) as a nutrient booster or .75 tsp per gallon (4 ml per liter) for hydroponic systems.
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