A Guide to Future Harvest Base Nutrients
The first thing you need to understand is there are 12 essential nutrients plants need to survive. Click HERE to read about the 12 essential plant nutrients.
Here at Future Harvest we have 2 different feeding programs, both of which will offer all 12 essential nutrients.
Our feeding programs are: Easy Plus Series (Easy Grow and Easy Bloom), and Holland Secret 3 Part Fertilizer (Micro, Grow, and Bloom).
Easy Plus Series:
Easy Grow+ and Easy Bloom+ are powdered nutrients filled with everything your plants need to grow! They are an all in 1 formula, containing all 12 essential plant nutrients and sugars.
How To Use:
- Add water, stir thoroughly, and feed your plants!
- Follow the Application Guide (CLICK HERE) for easy measurements.
For the Easy Plus Feeding Program - CLICK HERE
For our Easy Plus Grow Guide - CLICK HERE
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Pros of using the Easy Plus Series:
- Easy to use 1 step program
- pH stable (Automatically pH’s between 6.3-6.5)
- Suitable for both growing in coco and soil
- Powdered nutrients cannot freeze so you don’t have to worry about their storage temperature
Cons of using the Easy Plus Series:
- Cannot be used for hydroponics
- Powdered nutrients can be harder to mix into water
- Paying for convenience: not as cost effective compared to more complex fertilizer programs
Holland Secret 3 Part Fertilizer:
Our Holland Secret 3 Part Fertilizer consists of the Micro, Grow, and Bloom. All three nutrients are used together during the plant's growth. While the plant is in the vegetative stage, Grow will be used in a higher concentration along with Micro, and Bloom. While the plant is in the flowering stage, Bloom will be used in a higher concentration with Micro and Grow. They contain all 12 essential nutrients so your plant doesn’t need any additives to grow successfully.
How to Use:
- Measure, mix, and feed your plants!
For the Holland Secret 3-Part Soil & Coco Feeding Program - CLICK HERE
For the Holland Secret 3-Part Hydroponic Feeding Program - CLICK HERE
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Pros of using Holland Secret 3-Part Fertilizer:
- It can be used stand-alone as a complete feed program
- Cheaper than the Easy Plus Series
- Comes in liquid form, making it easier to measure out and use
- Can be used in any grow medium: soil, coco, or hydroponic
- Automatically buffers pH
Cons of using Holland Secret 3-Part Fertilizer:
- Since the ratios of the 3 fertilizers change every week, using this program is a bit more complicated than the Easy Plus Series
- Nutrients are liquid meaning they can freeze if not stored at the correct temperature
- Have to use all 3 in conjunction with one another
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Good luck! And remember you can always reach out to @futureharvestdevelopments on instagram or email us at marketing@futureharvest.com if you have any questions or need advice.
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Future Harvest
Hi Hal,
You can find all our product labels with ingredient information at the bottom of our “Downloads” page. Please feel free to reach out again if you have any further questions & happy growing!
Hal
Hi, I can’t find a product label listing ingredients anywhere. How about it?
Anonymous
Hi Greg,
So we strongly recommend you mix the nutrients each time you feed because otherwise you run the risk of contamination, nutrient dilution and a variety of other problems.
If you have to mix and store, make sure it’s in a dark, cool area, and that the mix is properly sealed and don’t let it sit for longer than 2 weeks. From there just monitor your plants and if they react well, then you’re all good, or if you feel like you see deficiencies simply go back to mixing each time.
Thanks for the question and have a marvelous day!
Greg
Question: can i premix my nutrients together (micro, grow, bloom)for future use, instead of mixing as needed on the day of use?
Anonymous
Hi Terry,
Thanks for reaching out.
In regards to your question, there’s no hard-set rule for how many times you feed in a week as each grow is it’s own thing.
For instance, larger pots generally don’t need watering as often, so if you were only watering once a week then you’d want to feed it nutrients at that same time.
A lot of people propose adding nutrients each time you water (excluding when you flush your plant) because it provides a consistent supply of nutrients, so it’s something to consider.
Regardless of the amount of times, we recommend 2 feeds 1 flush – so in your case, you could space out the nutrient dosage for one week over two feedings and then flush with pH water.
Here’s a link to a blog article that helps with reading feed schedules: https://futureharvest.com/blogs/articles/how-to-read-a-feed-schedule
Hope this helped and have a great day,