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£28.59
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Unit price perAtami Bloombastic 325ml is a highly concentrated PK 14-15 all-in-one bloom and ripening additive developed to support dense flower development, increased sugar production, enhanced aroma and a strong finish during the final stages of flowering.
Bloombastic is Atami's award-winning all-in-one bloom additive, developed for the final 4-6 weeks of flowering and ripening. It combines the functions of a bloom stimulator, hardener, taste enhancer and activator of various enzymatic processes, providing concentrated support as flowering and fruiting crops move towards maturity.
With a powerful PK 14-15 W/W formulation, Bloombastic supplies high levels of phosphorus and potassium during the period when productive crops have significant demand for these important flowering nutrients. Atami states that Bloombastic contains more than 50% more bio-minerals in the form of phosphorus and potassium than other liquid flowering products.
No ballast substances such as sodium or chlorine are used. The concentrated formulation is designed to encourage sugar and flower production, supporting the development of thicker, denser and more aromatic flowers during the final stages of the crop cycle.
Applied at only 0.5-1ml/L, the 325ml bottle can prepare approximately 325-650 litres of nutrient solution, making it a practical size for smaller reservoirs and individual growing systems.
Why choose Atami Bloombastic?
What is Atami Bloombastic suitable for?
Bloombastic can be used with a wide range of flowering and fruiting plants, including vegetables, fruits, herbs and ornamental flowering crops. Atami gives examples including chilli peppers, strawberries and blueberries, as well as flowering plants such as orchids and violets.
It is suitable for cultivation in Hydro, Coco and Soil and can be incorporated into different substrate and irrigation systems.
Bloombastic is specifically intended for established flowering crops approaching the later stages of flower and fruit development. It is not a vegetative growth additive or complete base fertiliser.
Crop development should determine application timing rather than relying entirely on fixed calendar weeks. Atami recommends Bloombastic for the final 4-6 weeks of flowering and ripening, so crops with different flowering durations will naturally begin the programme at different points.
How to use Atami Bloombastic
Apply Bloombastic during the final 4-6 weeks of flowering and ripening in combination with your basic nutrients. Use 0.5-1ml per litre of water or nutrient solution, adjusting the overall nutrient programme according to crop requirements.
At 0.5ml/L, use 5ml for 10L, 25ml for 50L, 50ml for 100L, 250ml for 500L and 500ml for a 1,000L nutrient reservoir.
At 1ml/L, use 10ml for 10L, 50ml for 50L, 100ml for 100L, 500ml for 500L and 1L for a 1,000L nutrient reservoir.
A 325ml bottle therefore prepares approximately 650 litres of nutrient solution at 0.5ml/L or 325 litres at 1ml/L.
Bloombastic increases the EC value of the basic nutrient solution, so EC should be monitored during use. Take the strength of the base nutrient and other additives into account when preparing the final solution.
Bloombastic can be combined with a bloom stimulator such as B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator where additional flowering-phase stimulation is required.
Important: Do not combine Bloombastic with another PK nutrient. Atami advises that this is unnecessary and can increase the risk of overfertilisation.
Understanding Bloombastic PK 14-15
Bloombastic provides a concentrated but relatively balanced combination of phosphorus and potassium, with a PK analysis of 14-15 W/W.
Phosphorus is involved in essential plant processes including energy transfer and reproductive development. Potassium contributes to numerous physiological functions associated with water regulation, nutrient movement and productive crop development.
During flowering and ripening, demand for these elements becomes increasingly important as the plant directs resources towards developing flowers and fruits.
Bloombastic combines this concentrated PK nutrition with its wider bloom-stimulating formulation, which is why Atami positions the product as an all-in-one flowering additive rather than simply a conventional PK fertiliser.
Bloombastic as part of a flowering programme
Bloombastic is designed to supplement rather than replace the plant's basic nutrient programme. Continue using an appropriate base nutrient for the chosen growing medium while introducing Bloombastic during the recommended flowering and ripening stages.
A bloom stimulator can also be incorporated where appropriate because a stimulator performs a different role from concentrated PK nutrition.
However, Bloombastic already provides a substantial PK 14-15 concentration. Adding another dedicated PK booster on top of it can create excessive phosphorus and potassium levels, which is why Atami specifically advises against combining Bloombastic with another PK nutrient.
Monitoring EC and crop response allows growers to account for the contribution made by both the base nutrient and Bloombastic rather than treating additives independently.
Atami Bloombastic 325ml product details
| Brand | Atami |
|---|---|
| Product | Bloombastic |
| Product type | All-in-one bloom & ripening additive |
| Size | 325ml |
| PK analysis | PK 14-15 W/W |
| Application rate | 0.5-1ml/L |
| Application period | Final 4-6 weeks of flowering & ripening |
| 10L nutrient solution | 5-10ml |
| 50L nutrient solution | 25-50ml |
| 100L nutrient solution | 50-100ml |
| Approximate solution from 325ml | 325L at 1ml/L or 650L at 0.5ml/L |
| Growing media | Hydro, Coco & Soil |
| Irrigation | Suitable for irrigation systems |
| Use with base nutrients | Yes |
| Use with bloom stimulator | Yes |
| Use with another PK nutrient | No - Atami advises against combining Bloombastic with another PK nutrient |
| Outer case quantity | 12 x 325ml bottles |
Atami Bloombastic 325ml FAQs
What does Atami Bloombastic do?
Bloombastic is an all-in-one bloom and ripening additive designed to support plants during the final stages of flowering. It combines bloom stimulation, concentrated PK nutrition, flower hardening, taste enhancement and activation of various enzymatic processes.
What is the PK ratio of Atami Bloombastic?
Bloombastic has a PK 14-15 W/W analysis, providing high concentrations of both phosphorus and potassium during flowering and ripening.
When should I use Atami Bloombastic?
Atami recommends using Bloombastic during the final 4-6 weeks of flowering and ripening. Follow the actual development of the crop when determining the appropriate starting point.
How much Atami Bloombastic should I use?
Use 0.5-1ml per litre of water or nutrient solution alongside the crop's basic nutrients.
Does Bloombastic increase EC?
Yes. Bloombastic increases the EC of the basic nutrient solution because it contains concentrated mineral nutrition. Monitor EC and account for the strength of the complete feeding programme.
Can I use Bloombastic with my base nutrients?
Yes. Bloombastic is intended to be used in combination with appropriate basic nutrients during flowering and ripening. It is not a complete base fertiliser on its own.
Can Bloombastic be used with Bloom Stimulator?
Yes. Atami states that Bloombastic can be combined with a bloom stimulator such as B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator because the products perform different roles within the flowering programme.
Can Bloombastic be used with another PK booster?
No. Atami advises against combining Bloombastic with another PK nutrient. Bloombastic already contains a concentrated PK 14-15 formulation, and additional PK supplementation can increase the risk of overfertilisation.
Can I use Bloombastic in coco?
Yes. Bloombastic is suitable for coco and coco-based growing systems when incorporated into an appropriate coco nutrient programme.
Can I use Bloombastic in hydroponics?
Yes. Bloombastic is suitable for hydroponic cultivation and can be added to the nutrient solution during the appropriate flowering and ripening stages.
Can I use Bloombastic in soil?
Yes. Bloombastic is suitable for soil-grown flowering and fruiting plants when used alongside an appropriate base nutrient programme.
What plants can Bloombastic be used on?
Bloombastic can be used with many flowering and fruiting crops. Atami gives examples including chilli peppers, strawberries and blueberries, along with flowering ornamental plants such as orchids and violets.
Does Bloombastic support sugar production?
Yes. Atami specifically positions Bloombastic to encourage sugar production during flowering, supporting crop weight, aroma and final flower or fruit development.
What is the difference between Bloombastic and Rokzbastic?
Bloombastic is an all-in-one PK 14-15 bloom additive with a relatively balanced phosphorus-to-potassium profile. Rokzbastic is a PK 10-20 late-flowering booster with twice as much potassium as phosphorus. They have different formulations and should not be stacked together as additional PK products.
How much nutrient solution will a 325ml bottle of Bloombastic make?
A 325ml bottle prepares approximately 325 litres at 1ml/L or 650 litres at 0.5ml/L.
How many 325ml bottles of Atami Bloombastic are in a full case?
A full outer case contains 12 x 325ml bottles of Atami Bloombastic.
£98.41
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Unit price perAtami B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator 5L is a concentrated flowering stimulator developed specifically for plants grown in coco-based substrates, helping support a longer, more intense flowering period and the development of denser, firmer and more numerous flowers and fruits.
As plants move from vegetative growth into flowering, their development changes significantly. Vegetative growth begins to reduce while the plant increasingly directs its energy towards reproductive growth, flower formation and fruit development.
B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator has been developed specifically for this stage of crops grown in coco. Atami recommends introducing it from flower formation and continuing it through the flowering and ripening stages as part of the B'cuzz Coco feeding programme.
Atami highlights three principal characteristics of Coco Bloom Stimulator: a longer and more intense flowering period, support for the natural smell and taste of the crop, and a formulation developed specifically for coco-based substrates.
The recommended dosage is 0.5-1ml/L. A 5L container therefore prepares approximately 5,000-10,000 litres of nutrient solution, depending on the concentration used.
Why choose Atami B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator?
Designed for the transition into flowering
The transition from vegetative growth into flowering represents a major change in plant development. Instead of concentrating primarily on leaves, shoots and stems, the crop increasingly directs resources towards flowers and fruits.
Atami B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator is designed specifically for this generative stage. It is introduced as flower formation begins, allowing the feeding programme to change alongside the developmental priorities of the crop.
Atami's current B'cuzz Coco grow guide uses Coco Bloom Stimulator through early bloom, bloom, early ripening and ripening rather than restricting it to only the first part of flowering.
This makes it a dedicated flowering-stage stimulator rather than a general vegetative booster or base fertiliser.
Denser, firmer & more flowers and fruits
Atami describes Coco Bloom Stimulator as supporting the production of denser, firmer and more numerous flowers and fruits.
This is particularly relevant once plants have established sufficient vegetative structure and begin concentrating on reproductive development.
The product is designed to intensify this flowering phase rather than simply increasing the overall nutrient concentration of the root zone.
For growers using a structured crop-stage feeding programme, Coco Bloom Stimulator therefore provides a specialist product for the flowering period while Coco A&B continues to supply the main mineral nutrition.
Flowering stimulation specifically for coco
Coco coir combines excellent water retention with a highly aerated physical structure, but crop nutrition is largely controlled by the irrigation solution supplied by the grower.
Atami has therefore developed a dedicated B'cuzz Coco programme rather than simply treating coco as conventional soil or compost.
Coco Bloom Stimulator is the flowering-stage stimulator within this programme and is designed to work alongside coco-specific base nutrition and other appropriate crop-stage products.
This makes it particularly suitable for growers who want to manage nutrition closely while retaining the drainage, aeration and responsive feeding characteristics associated with coco cultivation.
Supporting aroma & taste during flowering
Atami highlights great smell and taste as one of the key characteristics of B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator.
Flowering and ripening are important stages for crops grown for aromatic flowers, herbs, vegetables and fruits, as the plant's reproductive structures continue to mature.
Coco Bloom Stimulator is designed to support this generative development as part of a balanced feeding programme rather than acting as a substitute for appropriate base nutrition or environmental control.
How to use Atami B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator
Atami recommends using 0.5-1ml of Coco Bloom Stimulator per litre of water, beginning when flowers start to form.
At this concentration, use 5-10ml for 10L, 25-50ml for 50L, 50-100ml for 100L, 250-500ml for 500L and 500ml-1L for 1,000L of nutrient solution.
A 5L container can therefore prepare approximately 10,000L at 0.5ml/L or 5,000L at 1ml/L.
Atami recommends adding Coco Bloom Stimulator during watering from flower formation onwards. The precise concentration can be adjusted to suit the individual plant or crop.
Feeding schedules should be treated as guidance. Plant species, crop condition, environment, light intensity, source water and the EC of the complete nutrient solution should all be considered when adjusting nutrition.
Where Coco Bloom Stimulator fits in the B'cuzz Coco programme
Atami's B'cuzz Coco programme changes as the crop progresses through its different developmental stages.
During initial establishment, Root Stimulator can be used to support early root development. Coco Booster Uni then provides additional support as the plant enters active vegetative growth and approaches flowering.
Coco Bloom Stimulator is introduced as flowers begin to form and becomes the dedicated flowering stimulator within the programme.
Coco A&B continues to provide the main base nutrition, while suitable bloom and ripening products can be incorporated according to the crop stage and chosen Atami programme.
Coco Bloom Stimulator & Coco Booster Uni
Atami specifically recommends using B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator in combination with B'cuzz Coco Booster for optimum effect.
The products have complementary roles. Coco Booster Uni primarily supports the plant during active vegetative development and the transition towards flowering, while Coco Bloom Stimulator becomes increasingly relevant once flower formation begins.
This creates a smooth transition between vegetative and generative crop development rather than making an abrupt change from one programme to another.
Coco Bloom Stimulator vs Coco A&B
Coco Bloom Stimulator should not be confused with the main B'cuzz Coco base nutrient.
B'cuzz Coco A&B is the base nutrient, supplying the primary mineral nutrition required by plants grown in coco throughout the crop cycle.
B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator is a flowering stimulator, designed to provide additional crop-stage support once flower formation begins.
Coco Bloom Stimulator is therefore normally used alongside an appropriate base nutrient rather than replacing Coco A&B.
Coco Bloom Stimulator vs Bloombastic
Coco Bloom Stimulator and Bloombastic are both associated with flowering, but they perform different roles.
Coco Bloom Stimulator is a dedicated coco flowering stimulator used from flower formation through the generative stages.
Bloombastic is a concentrated PK 14-15 bloom and ripening additive intended primarily for the final 4-6 weeks of flowering and ripening.
Atami allows Coco Bloom Stimulator to form part of a programme that also uses a later-stage flowering additive, provided the overall feeding programme and EC are managed appropriately.
5L Coco Bloom Stimulator for commercial growing
The 5L format is particularly well suited to nurseries, larger coco growing systems and professional horticultural operations preparing substantial quantities of irrigation solution.
At the recommended 0.5-1ml/L dosage, a 5L container prepares approximately 5,000-10,000 litres of nutrient solution.
This makes the larger pack practical for repeat crop production and larger reservoirs where Coco Bloom Stimulator forms a regular part of the flowering programme.
Atami B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator 5L product details
| Brand | Atami |
|---|---|
| Range | B'cuzz |
| Product | Coco Bloom Stimulator |
| Product type | Coco flowering & bloom stimulator |
| Size | 5L |
| Growing medium | Coco & coco-based substrates |
| Primary function | Flowering-stage stimulation |
| Key benefits | Longer & more intense flowering; denser, firmer & more flowers and fruits |
| Application stage | From flower formation through flowering & ripening |
| Dosage | 0.5-1ml/L |
| 10L solution | 5-10ml |
| 50L solution | 25-50ml |
| 100L solution | 50-100ml |
| 500L solution | 250-500ml |
| 1,000L solution | 500ml-1L |
| Approximate solution from 5L | 5,000-10,000L depending on dosage |
| Recommended combination | B'cuzz Coco Booster Uni |
| Use with base nutrient | Yes - suitable alongside B'cuzz Coco A&B |
| Standalone base nutrient | No |
Atami B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator 5L FAQs
What does Atami B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator do?
It is a dedicated flowering stimulator for coco-grown plants. Atami positions it to support a longer, more intense flowering period and the development of denser, firmer and more numerous flowers and fruits.
When should I start using Coco Bloom Stimulator?
Atami recommends introducing Coco Bloom Stimulator as soon as flowers begin to form.
How much Coco Bloom Stimulator should I use?
The recommended dosage is 0.5-1ml/L. A 5L container therefore prepares approximately 5,000-10,000 litres of nutrient solution, depending on the concentration used.
Is Coco Bloom Stimulator only for coco?
It is specifically developed and positioned by Atami for cultivation in coco-based substrates.
Is Coco Bloom Stimulator a base nutrient?
No. It is a flowering stimulator rather than a complete base nutrient. B'cuzz Coco A&B provides the main mineral nutrition within Atami's coco programme.
Can I use Coco Bloom Stimulator with Coco A&B?
Yes. Coco Bloom Stimulator is designed to complement a coco feeding programme and can be used alongside B'cuzz Coco A&B.
Can Coco Bloom Stimulator be used with Coco Booster Uni?
Yes. Atami specifically recommends combining Coco Bloom Stimulator with B'cuzz Coco Booster for optimum effect.
Does Coco Bloom Stimulator continue into ripening?
Yes. Atami's current B'cuzz Coco grow guide continues Coco Bloom Stimulator through bloom, early ripening and ripening.
Does Coco Bloom Stimulator contain a high PK concentration?
Coco Bloom Stimulator is positioned as a flowering stimulator rather than a concentrated PK finisher. Growers wanting a dedicated high-PK bloom or ripening additive should consider an appropriate product such as Bloombastic or Rokzbastic according to their feeding programme.
Is Coco Bloom Stimulator the same as Bloombastic?
No. Coco Bloom Stimulator is a coco-specific flowering stimulator used from flower formation, while Bloombastic is a concentrated PK 14-15 additive used primarily during the final 4-6 weeks of flowering and ripening.
Can Coco Bloom Stimulator support flower and fruit quality?
Yes. Atami describes the product as supporting denser, firmer and more numerous flowers and fruits, as well as the natural aroma and taste of the crop.
Should I monitor EC when using Coco Bloom Stimulator?
Yes. The complete nutrient solution should be monitored when combining base nutrients, stimulators and flowering additives so that overall nutrient concentration remains appropriate for the crop.
What types of plants can Coco Bloom Stimulator be used on?
Atami lists vegetables, fruits and herbs such as tomatoes, sage and basil, as well as indoor and container-grown ornamentals including Alocasia and lavender. The dosage should be adapted to the requirements of the individual crop.
Is the 5L size suitable for commercial coco growing?
Yes. The 5L format can prepare approximately 5,000-10,000 litres of nutrient solution, making it well suited to larger reservoirs, nurseries and commercial coco production.
£20.31
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Unit price perAtami B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator 1L is a highly concentrated flowering stimulator designed to intensify the bloom period, supporting abundant flower formation, thick compact flowers and productive fruit development while helping maintain the natural taste and aroma of the crop.
Flowering marks an important change in the plant life cycle. Vegetative growth begins to reduce and the plant increasingly directs its development towards the production of flowers and, in fruiting crops, subsequent fruit formation.
B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator is designed to be introduced as the plant begins forming flowers. It supports the transition into generative growth and is formulated to make the flowering period more intense and productive.
Atami highlights the development of thick and compact flowers, an intense flowering period and eventual fruits with strong natural taste and aroma among the principal reasons for incorporating Bloom Stimulator into a flowering programme.
Bloom Stimulator has almost no NPK value, distinguishing it from conventional base nutrients and concentrated PK boosters. Applied at only 0.5-1ml/L, a 1L bottle can prepare approximately 1,000-2,000 litres of nutrient solution.
Why choose Atami B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator?
Helping kick-start the bloom phase
The transition from vegetative growth into flowering is one of the most significant developmental changes for a flowering crop.
During vegetative development, much of the plant's activity is concentrated on roots, leaves, stems and shoots. As flowers begin to form, development becomes increasingly generative.
Atami recommends introducing B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator at this transition point. The product is designed to kick-start the bloom phase and help make flowering more intense and longer lasting.
Introducing a specialist flowering stimulator at flower formation allows the feeding programme to develop alongside the changing priorities of the crop.
Supports thick, compact & abundant flowers
B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator is formulated around the development of a strong and productive flowering crop.
Atami describes its use as supporting an explosive production of thick and compact flowers, while helping the flowering period become more intense and last longer.
This makes Bloom Stimulator suitable for ornamental flowering plants as well as fruiting crops where successful flower development forms the foundation for subsequent fruit production.
It is therefore best viewed as a specialist flowering additive rather than simply another fertiliser.
Supporting flower & fruit development
Strong flowering is central to the productive potential of many horticultural crops. Once flowers have developed successfully, fruiting plants can progress towards fruit set, development and eventual ripening.
Atami highlights Bloom Stimulator for vegetables and fruits including bell peppers, chilli peppers and aubergines, as well as flowering ornamental plants.
The product is intended to support generative development while helping flowers and eventual fruits retain their natural taste and aroma.
Final crop performance will also depend on genetics, pollination, root health, nutrition, irrigation, light and environmental conditions.
A flowering stimulator, not a PK booster
An important characteristic of B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator is that it has almost no NPK value.
Its primary purpose is therefore flowering stimulation rather than supplying the main nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium requirements of the crop.
A suitable base nutrient continues to provide the broader mineral nutrition required by the plant, while Bloom Stimulator performs its specialist role during generative development.
This distinguishes it from products such as Blossom Builder Liquid, Bloombastic and Rokzbastic, which contribute significant levels of phosphorus and potassium during flowering and ripening.
How to use Atami B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator
Atami recommends applying 0.5-1ml of B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator per litre of water, beginning as flowers start to form.
At this concentration, use 5-10ml for 10L, 25-50ml for 50L, 50-100ml for 100L, 250-500ml for 500L and 500ml-1L for 1,000L of nutrient solution.
A 1L bottle therefore prepares approximately 2,000L at 0.5ml/L or 1,000L at 1ml/L.
Atami advises adding Bloom Stimulator when watering from the point of flower formation. The exact concentration can be adjusted according to the needs of the individual plant or crop.
Consider crop condition, species, environment, source water and the wider feeding programme when determining the appropriate nutrient strength.
Bloom Stimulator & B'cuzz Booster
Atami states that Bloom Stimulator achieves its optimal effect in combination with B'cuzz Booster.
The appropriate Booster can be selected according to the cultivation programme, allowing vegetative support and flowering stimulation to perform complementary roles as the crop transitions into generative development.
This gives growers greater control over the transition between crop stages without expecting one product to perform every nutritional function.
Compatible with practically all base nutrients
Atami describes B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator as easy to integrate because it can be combined with practically all base nutrients.
The chosen base fertiliser continues to supply the primary mineral nutrition required by the plant, while Bloom Stimulator provides specialist support for flowering.
This makes it suitable for integration into different cultivation programmes while retaining the appropriate base nutrition for the growing medium.
The complete feeding programme should always be adjusted to the requirements of the crop and growing conditions.
Bloom Stimulator vs Coco Bloom Stimulator
Both products support flowering, but they are positioned for different nutrient programmes.
B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator is the broader flowering stimulator that Atami describes as compatible with practically all base nutrients.
B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator is specifically developed for plants cultivated in coco and coco-based substrates.
Growers following Atami's dedicated coco programme can therefore select Coco Bloom Stimulator, while the standard Bloom Stimulator provides a flexible option across wider feeding programmes.
Bloom Stimulator vs Blossom Builder Liquid
Bloom Stimulator and Blossom Builder Liquid are both associated with flowering but perform fundamentally different functions.
B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator has almost no NPK value and is introduced from flower formation to stimulate and intensify bloom.
Blossom Builder Liquid is a concentrated PK 18-23 flowering product supplying substantial phosphorus and potassium during generative development.
Atami specifically recommends the two products as a compatible combination, allowing flowering stimulation and concentrated PK nutrition to perform complementary roles.
Bloom Stimulator vs Bloombastic
Bloom Stimulator and Bloombastic occupy different positions within a flowering programme.
Bloom Stimulator is introduced from flower formation to stimulate and intensify the flowering process.
Bloombastic is Atami's concentrated PK 14-15 all-in-one bloom additive, primarily intended for the final 4-6 weeks of flowering and ripening.
Bloom Stimulator can therefore support flowering from its initial formation, while a later-stage flowering additive can be introduced as the crop progresses towards maturity where appropriate.
1L format for larger flowering programmes
The 1L size provides a practical format for growers regularly using B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator across multiple plants or larger nutrient reservoirs.
At the recommended 0.5-1ml/L dosage, each 1L bottle prepares approximately 1,000-2,000 litres of nutrient solution.
A full outer case contains 12 x 1L bottles, providing 12 litres of Bloom Stimulator concentrate in total.
Atami B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator 1L product details
| Brand | Atami |
|---|---|
| Range | B'cuzz |
| Product | Bloom Stimulator |
| Product type | Concentrated flowering stimulator |
| Size | 1L |
| Primary function | Flowering & generative development stimulation |
| Application stage | From flower formation onwards |
| NPK value | Almost no NPK value |
| Key benefits | Supports intense flowering, thick compact flowers, fruit development, taste & aroma |
| Dosage | 0.5-1ml/L |
| 10L solution | 5-10ml |
| 50L solution | 25-50ml |
| 100L solution | 50-100ml |
| 500L solution | 250-500ml |
| 1,000L solution | 500ml-1L |
| Approximate solution from 1L | 1,000-2,000L depending on dosage |
| Recommended combination | Appropriate B'cuzz Booster |
| Base nutrient compatibility | Can be combined with practically all base nutrients |
| Example crops | Bell peppers, chilli peppers, aubergines & flowering ornamentals |
| Outer case quantity | 12 x 1L bottles |
Atami B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator 1L FAQs
What does Atami B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator do?
It is a specialist flowering additive designed to kick-start and intensify bloom, supporting abundant production of thick, compact flowers and subsequent fruit development.
When should I start using B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator?
Atami recommends introducing it as the plant begins forming flowers, at the transition into the main bloom phase.
How much B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator should I use?
Atami recommends 0.5-1ml/L. A 1L bottle therefore prepares approximately 1,000-2,000 litres of nutrient solution.
Is B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator a PK booster?
No. Atami states that Bloom Stimulator has almost no NPK value. Its primary role is flowering stimulation rather than supplying concentrated phosphorus and potassium.
Do I still need a base nutrient with Bloom Stimulator?
Yes. Bloom Stimulator is not a complete base fertiliser. It complements the main nutrient programme while providing specialist flowering support.
Can Bloom Stimulator be used with B'cuzz Booster?
Yes. Atami specifically states that Bloom Stimulator achieves its optimal effect in combination with B'cuzz Booster.
Does Bloom Stimulator support compact flowers?
Yes. Atami specifically highlights the development of thick and compact flowers among the intended benefits of the product.
Can Bloom Stimulator be used on fruiting plants?
Yes. Atami gives bell peppers, chilli peppers and aubergines as examples of suitable fruiting crops.
Can Bloom Stimulator be used on flowering ornamental plants?
Yes. It can also be used with flowering ornamental plants where strong generative development is required.
Does Bloom Stimulator support taste and aroma?
Yes. Atami describes Bloom Stimulator as supporting flowers and eventual fruits with strong natural taste and smell.
What is the difference between Bloom Stimulator and Blossom Builder Liquid?
Bloom Stimulator has almost no NPK value and focuses on flowering stimulation. Blossom Builder Liquid is a concentrated PK 18-23 product supplying phosphorus and potassium during generative development. Atami recommends the two as complementary products.
What is the difference between Bloom Stimulator and Bloombastic?
Bloom Stimulator is introduced from flower formation to intensify bloom, while Bloombastic is a concentrated PK 14-15 all-in-one bloom additive intended primarily for the final 4-6 weeks of flowering and ripening.
How many 1L bottles are in an outer case?
A full outer case contains 12 x 1L bottles.
£331.08
Unit price per£331.08
Unit price perAtami Bloombastic 5.5L is a highly concentrated PK 14-15 all-in-one bloom and ripening additive developed to support dense flower development, increased sugar production, enhanced aroma and a strong finish during the final stages of flowering.
Bloombastic is Atami's award-winning all-in-one bloom additive, developed for the final 4-6 weeks of flowering and ripening. It combines the functions of a bloom stimulator, hardener, taste enhancer and activator of various enzymatic processes, providing concentrated support as flowering and fruiting crops move towards maturity.
With a powerful PK 14-15 W/W formulation, Bloombastic supplies high levels of phosphorus and potassium during the period when productive crops have significant demand for these important flowering nutrients. Atami states that Bloombastic contains more than 50% more bio-minerals in the form of phosphorus and potassium than other liquid flowering products.
No ballast substances such as sodium or chlorine are used. The concentrated formulation is designed to encourage sugar and flower production, supporting the development of thicker, denser and more aromatic flowers during the final stages of the crop cycle.
Applied at only 0.5-1ml/L, the professional 5.5L format is particularly economical for commercial growers, larger irrigation systems and high-volume nutrient reservoirs.
Why choose Atami Bloombastic?
What is Atami Bloombastic suitable for?
Bloombastic can be used with a wide range of flowering and fruiting plants, including vegetables, fruits, herbs and ornamental flowering crops. Atami gives examples including chilli peppers, strawberries and blueberries, as well as flowering plants such as orchids and violets.
It is suitable for cultivation in Hydro, Coco and Soil and can be incorporated into different substrate and irrigation systems.
Bloombastic is specifically intended for established flowering crops approaching the later stages of flower and fruit development. It is not a vegetative growth additive or complete base fertiliser.
Crop development should determine application timing rather than relying entirely on fixed calendar weeks. Atami recommends Bloombastic for the final 4-6 weeks of flowering and ripening, so crops with different flowering durations will naturally begin the programme at different points.
How to use Atami Bloombastic
Apply Bloombastic during the final 4-6 weeks of flowering and ripening in combination with your basic nutrients. Use 0.5-1ml per litre of water or nutrient solution, adjusting the overall nutrient programme according to crop requirements.
At 0.5ml/L, use 5ml for 10L, 25ml for 50L, 50ml for 100L, 250ml for 500L and 500ml for a 1,000L nutrient reservoir.
At 1ml/L, use 10ml for 10L, 50ml for 50L, 100ml for 100L, 500ml for 500L and 1L for a 1,000L nutrient reservoir.
A 5.5L container therefore prepares approximately 11,000 litres of nutrient solution at 0.5ml/L or 5,500 litres at 1ml/L.
Bloombastic increases the EC value of the basic nutrient solution, so EC should be monitored during use. Take the strength of the base nutrient and other additives into account when preparing the final solution.
Bloombastic can be combined with a bloom stimulator such as B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator where additional flowering-phase stimulation is required.
Important: Do not combine Bloombastic with another PK nutrient. Atami advises that this is unnecessary and can increase the risk of overfertilisation.
Understanding Bloombastic PK 14-15
Bloombastic provides a concentrated but relatively balanced combination of phosphorus and potassium, with a PK analysis of 14-15 W/W.
Phosphorus is involved in essential plant processes including energy transfer and reproductive development. Potassium contributes to numerous physiological functions associated with water regulation, nutrient movement and productive crop development.
During flowering and ripening, demand for these elements becomes increasingly important as the plant directs resources towards developing flowers and fruits.
Bloombastic combines this concentrated PK nutrition with its wider bloom-stimulating formulation, which is why Atami positions the product as an all-in-one flowering additive rather than simply a conventional PK fertiliser.
Bloombastic as part of a flowering programme
Bloombastic is designed to supplement rather than replace the plant's basic nutrient programme. Continue using an appropriate base nutrient for the chosen growing medium while introducing Bloombastic during the recommended flowering and ripening stages.
A bloom stimulator can also be incorporated where appropriate because a stimulator performs a different role from concentrated PK nutrition.
However, Bloombastic already provides a substantial PK 14-15 concentration. Adding another dedicated PK booster on top of it can create excessive phosphorus and potassium levels, which is why Atami specifically advises against combining Bloombastic with another PK nutrient.
Monitoring EC and crop response allows growers to account for the contribution made by both the base nutrient and Bloombastic rather than treating additives independently.
Atami Bloombastic 5.5L product details
| Brand | Atami |
|---|---|
| Product | Bloombastic |
| Product type | All-in-one bloom & ripening additive |
| Size | 5.5L |
| PK analysis | PK 14-15 W/W |
| Application rate | 0.5-1ml/L |
| Application period | Final 4-6 weeks of flowering & ripening |
| 10L nutrient solution | 5-10ml |
| 50L nutrient solution | 25-50ml |
| 100L nutrient solution | 50-100ml |
| 500L nutrient solution | 250-500ml |
| 1,000L nutrient solution | 500ml-1L |
| Approximate solution from 5.5L | 5,500L at 1ml/L or 11,000L at 0.5ml/L |
| Growing media | Hydro, Coco & Soil |
| Irrigation | Suitable for irrigation systems |
| Use with base nutrients | Yes |
| Use with bloom stimulator | Yes |
| Use with another PK nutrient | No - Atami advises against combining Bloombastic with another PK nutrient |
Atami Bloombastic 5.5L FAQs
What does Atami Bloombastic do?
Bloombastic is an all-in-one bloom and ripening additive designed to support plants during the final stages of flowering. It combines bloom stimulation, concentrated PK nutrition, flower hardening, taste enhancement and activation of various enzymatic processes.
What is the PK ratio of Atami Bloombastic?
Bloombastic has a PK 14-15 W/W analysis, providing high concentrations of both phosphorus and potassium during flowering and ripening.
When should I use Atami Bloombastic?
Atami recommends using Bloombastic during the final 4-6 weeks of flowering and ripening. Follow the actual development of the crop when determining the appropriate starting point.
How much Atami Bloombastic should I use?
Use 0.5-1ml per litre of water or nutrient solution alongside the crop's basic nutrients.
Does Bloombastic increase EC?
Yes. Bloombastic increases the EC of the basic nutrient solution because it contains concentrated mineral nutrition. Monitor EC and account for the strength of the complete feeding programme.
Can I use Bloombastic with my base nutrients?
Yes. Bloombastic is intended to be used in combination with appropriate basic nutrients during the flowering and ripening stages. It is not a complete base fertiliser on its own.
Can Bloombastic be used with Bloom Stimulator?
Yes. Atami states that Bloombastic can be combined with a bloom stimulator such as B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator because the products perform different roles within the flowering programme.
Can Bloombastic be used with another PK booster?
No. Atami advises against combining Bloombastic with another PK nutrient. Bloombastic already contains a concentrated PK 14-15 formulation, and additional PK supplementation can increase the risk of overfertilisation.
Can I use Bloombastic in coco?
Yes. Bloombastic is suitable for coco and coco-based growing systems when incorporated into an appropriate coco nutrient programme.
Can I use Bloombastic in hydroponics?
Yes. Bloombastic is suitable for hydroponic cultivation and can be added to the nutrient solution during the appropriate flowering and ripening stages.
Can I use Bloombastic in soil?
Yes. Bloombastic is suitable for soil-grown flowering and fruiting plants when used alongside an appropriate base nutrient programme.
What plants can Bloombastic be used on?
Bloombastic can be used with many flowering and fruiting crops. Atami gives examples including chilli peppers, strawberries and blueberries, along with flowering ornamental plants such as orchids and violets.
Does Bloombastic support sugar production?
Yes. Atami specifically positions Bloombastic to encourage sugar production during flowering, supporting crop weight, aroma and final flower or fruit development.
What is the difference between Bloombastic and Rokzbastic?
Bloombastic is an all-in-one PK 14-15 bloom additive with a relatively balanced phosphorus-to-potassium profile. Rokzbastic is a PK 10-20 late-flowering booster with twice as much potassium as phosphorus. They have different formulations and should not be stacked together as additional PK products.
How much nutrient solution will 5.5L of Bloombastic make?
A 5.5L container makes approximately 5,500 litres at 1ml/L or 11,000 litres at 0.5ml/L, making this size particularly suitable for professional and high-volume cultivation.
£93.59
Unit price per£93.59
Unit price perAtami Bloombastic 1.25L is a highly concentrated PK 14-15 all-in-one bloom and ripening additive developed to support dense flower development, increased sugar production, enhanced aroma and a strong finish during the final stages of flowering.
Bloombastic is Atami's award-winning all-in-one bloom additive, developed for the final 4-6 weeks of flowering and ripening. It combines the functions of a bloom stimulator, hardener, taste enhancer and activator of various enzymatic processes, providing concentrated support as flowering and fruiting crops move towards maturity.
With a powerful PK 14-15 W/W formulation, Bloombastic supplies high levels of phosphorus and potassium during the period when productive crops have significant demand for these important flowering nutrients. Atami states that Bloombastic contains more than 50% more bio-minerals in the form of phosphorus and potassium than other liquid flowering products.
No ballast substances such as sodium or chlorine are used. The concentrated formulation is designed to encourage sugar and flower production, supporting the development of thicker, denser and more aromatic flowers during the final stages of the crop cycle.
Applied at only 0.5-1ml/L, the 1.25L bottle can prepare approximately 1,250-2,500 litres of nutrient solution, making it an economical choice for medium to larger growing systems and nutrient reservoirs.
Why choose Atami Bloombastic?
What is Atami Bloombastic suitable for?
Bloombastic can be used with a wide range of flowering and fruiting plants, including vegetables, fruits, herbs and ornamental flowering crops. Atami gives examples including chilli peppers, strawberries and blueberries, as well as flowering plants such as orchids and violets.
It is suitable for cultivation in Hydro, Coco and Soil and can be incorporated into different substrate and irrigation systems.
Bloombastic is specifically intended for established flowering crops approaching the later stages of flower and fruit development. It is not a vegetative growth additive or complete base fertiliser.
Crop development should determine application timing rather than relying entirely on fixed calendar weeks. Atami recommends Bloombastic for the final 4-6 weeks of flowering and ripening, so crops with different flowering durations will naturally begin the programme at different points.
How to use Atami Bloombastic
Apply Bloombastic during the final 4-6 weeks of flowering and ripening in combination with your basic nutrients. Use 0.5-1ml per litre of water or nutrient solution, adjusting the overall nutrient programme according to crop requirements.
At 0.5ml/L, use 5ml for 10L, 25ml for 50L, 50ml for 100L, 250ml for 500L and 500ml for a 1,000L nutrient reservoir.
At 1ml/L, use 10ml for 10L, 50ml for 50L, 100ml for 100L, 500ml for 500L and 1L for a 1,000L nutrient reservoir.
A 1.25L bottle therefore prepares approximately 2,500 litres of nutrient solution at 0.5ml/L or 1,250 litres at 1ml/L.
Bloombastic increases the EC value of the basic nutrient solution, so EC should be monitored during use. Take the strength of the base nutrient and other additives into account when preparing the final solution.
Bloombastic can be combined with a bloom stimulator such as B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator where additional flowering-phase stimulation is required.
Important: Do not combine Bloombastic with another PK nutrient. Atami advises that this is unnecessary and can increase the risk of overfertilisation.
Understanding Bloombastic PK 14-15
Bloombastic provides a concentrated but relatively balanced combination of phosphorus and potassium, with a PK analysis of 14-15 W/W.
Phosphorus is involved in essential plant processes including energy transfer and reproductive development. Potassium contributes to numerous physiological functions associated with water regulation, nutrient movement and productive crop development.
During flowering and ripening, demand for these elements becomes increasingly important as the plant directs resources towards developing flowers and fruits.
Bloombastic combines this concentrated PK nutrition with its wider bloom-stimulating formulation, which is why Atami positions the product as an all-in-one flowering additive rather than simply a conventional PK fertiliser.
Bloombastic as part of a flowering programme
Bloombastic is designed to supplement rather than replace the plant's basic nutrient programme. Continue using an appropriate base nutrient for the chosen growing medium while introducing Bloombastic during the recommended flowering and ripening stages.
A bloom stimulator can also be incorporated where appropriate because a stimulator performs a different role from concentrated PK nutrition.
However, Bloombastic already provides a substantial PK 14-15 concentration. Adding another dedicated PK booster on top of it can create excessive phosphorus and potassium levels, which is why Atami specifically advises against combining Bloombastic with another PK nutrient.
Monitoring EC and crop response allows growers to account for the contribution made by both the base nutrient and Bloombastic rather than treating additives independently.
Atami Bloombastic 1.25L product details
| Brand | Atami |
|---|---|
| Product | Bloombastic |
| Product type | All-in-one bloom & ripening additive |
| Size | 1.25L |
| PK analysis | PK 14-15 W/W |
| Application rate | 0.5-1ml/L |
| Application period | Final 4-6 weeks of flowering & ripening |
| 10L nutrient solution | 5-10ml |
| 50L nutrient solution | 25-50ml |
| 100L nutrient solution | 50-100ml |
| 500L nutrient solution | 250-500ml |
| 1,000L nutrient solution | 500ml-1L |
| Approximate solution from 1.25L | 1,250L at 1ml/L or 2,500L at 0.5ml/L |
| Growing media | Hydro, Coco & Soil |
| Irrigation | Suitable for irrigation systems |
| Use with base nutrients | Yes |
| Use with bloom stimulator | Yes |
| Use with another PK nutrient | No - Atami advises against combining Bloombastic with another PK nutrient |
| Outer case quantity | 12 x 1.25L bottles |
Atami Bloombastic 1.25L FAQs
What does Atami Bloombastic do?
Bloombastic is an all-in-one bloom and ripening additive designed to support plants during the final stages of flowering. It combines bloom stimulation, concentrated PK nutrition, flower hardening, taste enhancement and activation of various enzymatic processes.
What is the PK ratio of Atami Bloombastic?
Bloombastic has a PK 14-15 W/W analysis, providing high concentrations of both phosphorus and potassium during flowering and ripening.
When should I use Atami Bloombastic?
Atami recommends using Bloombastic during the final 4-6 weeks of flowering and ripening. Follow the actual development of the crop when determining the appropriate starting point.
How much Atami Bloombastic should I use?
Use 0.5-1ml per litre of water or nutrient solution alongside the crop's basic nutrients.
Does Bloombastic increase EC?
Yes. Bloombastic increases the EC of the basic nutrient solution because it contains concentrated mineral nutrition. Monitor EC and account for the strength of the complete feeding programme.
Can I use Bloombastic with my base nutrients?
Yes. Bloombastic is intended to be used in combination with appropriate basic nutrients during flowering and ripening. It is not a complete base fertiliser on its own.
Can Bloombastic be used with Bloom Stimulator?
Yes. Atami states that Bloombastic can be combined with a bloom stimulator such as B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator because the products perform different roles within the flowering programme.
Can Bloombastic be used with another PK booster?
No. Atami advises against combining Bloombastic with another PK nutrient. Bloombastic already contains a concentrated PK 14-15 formulation, and additional PK supplementation can increase the risk of overfertilisation.
Can I use Bloombastic in coco?
Yes. Bloombastic is suitable for coco and coco-based growing systems when incorporated into an appropriate coco nutrient programme.
Can I use Bloombastic in hydroponics?
Yes. Bloombastic is suitable for hydroponic cultivation and can be added to the nutrient solution during the appropriate flowering and ripening stages.
Can I use Bloombastic in soil?
Yes. Bloombastic is suitable for soil-grown flowering and fruiting plants when used alongside an appropriate base nutrient programme.
What plants can Bloombastic be used on?
Bloombastic can be used with many flowering and fruiting crops. Atami gives examples including chilli peppers, strawberries and blueberries, along with flowering ornamental plants such as orchids and violets.
Does Bloombastic support sugar production?
Yes. Atami specifically positions Bloombastic to encourage sugar production during flowering, supporting crop weight, aroma and final flower or fruit development.
What is the difference between Bloombastic and Rokzbastic?
Bloombastic is an all-in-one PK 14-15 bloom additive with a relatively balanced phosphorus-to-potassium profile. Rokzbastic is a PK 10-20 late-flowering booster with twice as much potassium as phosphorus. They have different formulations and should not be stacked together as additional PK products.
How much nutrient solution will a 1.25L bottle of Bloombastic make?
A 1.25L bottle prepares approximately 1,250 litres at 1ml/L or 2,500 litres at 0.5ml/L.
How many 1.25L bottles of Atami Bloombastic are in a full case?
A full outer case contains 12 x 1.25L bottles of Atami Bloombastic.
£25.70
Unit price per£25.70
Unit price perAtami B'cuzz Soil A&B 5L is a concentrated two-part mineral base nutrient developed specifically for plants grown in soil and soil-based substrates, providing the essential nutrition required throughout the complete growth and flowering cycle.
Designed as the nutritional foundation of the B'cuzz soil feeding programme, Soil A&B supplies a broad range of essential mineral nutrients to support strong, healthy plant development from vegetative growth through flowering and ripening.
The formula is divided between two concentrates because certain nutrients can react with each other when stored together at high concentration. Soil A and Soil B should therefore never be mixed together in concentrated form. Each component should be added separately to water or nutrient solution.
Soil A provides an NK 3-3 W/W analysis, while Soil B provides PK 3-4 W/W. Together they form the complete B'cuzz Soil base nutrient programme and can be adjusted according to the crop's stage of development and the nutrient content already present in the substrate.
This 5L A&B set provides 5 litres of Soil A and 5 litres of Soil B, giving growers 10 litres of concentrated two-part base nutrient in total.
Why choose Atami B'cuzz Soil A&B?
What is B'cuzz Soil A&B suitable for?
B'cuzz Soil A&B is designed specifically for soil and soil-based growing substrates. It can be used throughout the complete crop cycle rather than requiring separate base fertilisers for vegetative and flowering growth.
Atami gives examples including vegetables, fruits and herbs such as courgettes, beans and thyme, together with indoor and container-grown ornamental plants including Delphinium and ornamental grasses.
Because soil substrates vary considerably in their existing nutrient content, the appropriate dosage depends partly on whether the crop is planted into a lightly fertilised or heavily fertilised substrate.
A nutrient-rich potting compost requires less additional base fertiliser than a lightly fertilised substrate. The grower should therefore consider both crop demand and the starting nutrient charge of the growing medium.
Why does Soil Nutrition come in A & B parts?
Two-part nutrients are separated for chemical stability. At the concentration found inside the original bottles, some mineral elements can react with one another and form compounds that are less available to plants.
Separating the formulation into Soil A and Soil B allows these nutrients to remain stable during storage. Once each concentrate is sufficiently diluted in water, the two parts can safely form the complete nutrient solution.
For this reason, never pour concentrated Soil A directly into concentrated Soil B.
Add Part A to the required volume of water and mix thoroughly. Part B can then be added separately and mixed into the diluted nutrient solution.
Soil A NK 3-3 & Soil B PK 3-4
B'cuzz Soil A and B divide the crop's mineral nutrition between two complementary concentrates.
Soil A has an NK analysis of 3-3 W/W. Atami's technical information identifies Part A as supplying nitrogen, calcium and micronutrients alongside its potassium contribution.
Soil B has a PK analysis of 3-4 W/W, providing phosphorus and potassium alongside additional micronutrients to complete the base feeding programme.
Nitrogen is particularly important during active vegetative development, while phosphorus and potassium become increasingly important as plants progress through reproductive growth, flowering and fruit development.
Atami therefore notes that growers can adjust the relative dosage, using slightly more A during vegetative growth or slightly more B during flowering where crop requirements justify doing so.
How to use Atami B'cuzz Soil A&B
The correct application rate depends on the nutrient content of the growing substrate.
For heavily fertilised potting compost, Atami recommends 1-3ml of Soil A and 1-3ml of Soil B per litre of water.
For lightly fertilised potting compost, Atami recommends 1-5ml of Soil A and 1-5ml of Soil B per litre of water.
For example, at 3ml/L of each component, a 10L nutrient solution requires 30ml A + 30ml B, a 50L reservoir requires 150ml A + 150ml B and a 100L reservoir requires 300ml A + 300ml B.
Add Soil A to the water first and mix thoroughly. Add Soil B separately and mix again. Never combine the undiluted A and B concentrates directly.
Nutrient demand changes according to crop species, plant size, substrate, environmental conditions and light intensity. Start with an appropriate concentration for the substrate being used and adjust according to plant response and measured EC.
Using Soil A&B through the crop cycle
One of the main advantages of B'cuzz Soil A&B is that it can provide the base nutrition throughout growth, early flowering, flowering and ripening.
Atami's current soil grow guide varies the amount of A&B according to crop stage rather than treating one dosage as correct throughout the entire cycle. This allows nutrient concentration to follow the changing requirements of the plant.
The base nutrient can then be supplemented with appropriate products from the wider Atami programme where required, including root stimulators, bloom stimulators, silicon, CalMag and flowering additives.
These additional products do not replace Soil A&B. The A&B combination remains the nutritional foundation of the feeding programme, while stimulators and additives perform more specialised functions.
Atami B'cuzz Soil A&B 5L product details
| Brand | Atami |
|---|---|
| Range | B'cuzz |
| Product | Soil A&B |
| Product type | Two-part mineral base nutrient |
| Pack size | 5L Soil A + 5L Soil B |
| Total concentrate | 10L |
| Soil A analysis | NK 3-3 W/W |
| Soil B analysis | PK 3-4 W/W |
| Heavily fertilised substrate | 1-3ml/L Soil A + 1-3ml/L Soil B |
| Lightly fertilised substrate | 1-5ml/L Soil A + 1-5ml/L Soil B |
| Suitable substrate | Soil & soil-based growing media |
| Crop stages | Growth, flowering & ripening |
| Indoor cultivation | Yes |
| Outdoor cultivation | Yes |
| Important mixing instruction | Never mix concentrated Soil A & Soil B directly together. Dilute in water. |
Atami B'cuzz Soil A&B 5L FAQs
What is Atami B'cuzz Soil A&B?
B'cuzz Soil A&B is a concentrated two-part mineral base nutrient formulated specifically for plants grown in soil and soil-based substrates. Together, Parts A and B provide the essential base nutrition required throughout the crop cycle.
Does the 5L B'cuzz Soil A&B set contain 5L of each part?
Yes. The set contains 5L of Soil A and 5L of Soil B, providing 10 litres of concentrated base nutrient across the two components.
What is the NPK of Atami Soil A&B?
The two components have separate analyses. Soil A is NK 3-3 W/W and Soil B is PK 3-4 W/W. They are designed to work together after dilution in water.
Why are Atami Soil A and B separate?
Certain mineral nutrients can chemically react when stored together at high concentration. Separating them into A and B components maintains stability until they are diluted into the nutrient solution.
Can I mix Soil A and Soil B together before adding water?
No. Never mix the concentrated A and B nutrients directly together. Add each component separately to water and mix thoroughly.
How much Atami Soil A&B should I use?
For heavily fertilised potting compost, Atami recommends 1-3ml/L of A and 1-3ml/L of B. For lightly fertilised potting compost, the range increases to 1-5ml/L of each component. Adjust the final concentration to crop requirements and EC.
Can I use B'cuzz Soil A&B throughout flowering?
Yes. Soil A&B is a complete base nutrient designed for use throughout the growth cycle, including vegetative growth, flowering and ripening.
Do I need separate grow and bloom base nutrients?
Not with this system. B'cuzz Soil A&B can be used throughout the complete crop cycle. Atami allows the relative amounts of A and B to be adjusted according to the plant's stage and requirements.
Can I use B'cuzz Soil A&B with Bloombastic?
Yes. Soil A&B provides the base nutrition while Bloombastic is a specialised flowering and ripening additive. Atami includes the products together in its official soil feeding programmes.
Can I use B'cuzz Soil A&B with Atami stimulators?
Yes. Soil A&B can form the base of a wider B'cuzz programme incorporating suitable root, bloom and silicon products according to crop stage and requirements.
Is Atami Soil A&B suitable for coco?
Soil A&B is specifically formulated for soil-based substrates. For plants grown primarily in coco coir, Atami produces the dedicated B'cuzz Coco A&B formulation.
Is Atami Soil A&B suitable for hydroponics?
Soil A&B is intended for soil-based substrates. Atami produces B'cuzz Hydro A&B specifically for hydroponic growing systems.
Can B'cuzz Soil A&B be used with pre-fertilised compost?
Yes, but the existing nutrient charge must be considered. Atami specifies a lower 1-3ml/L range for heavily fertilised compost and allows up to 1-5ml/L for lightly fertilised compost.
Can B'cuzz Soil A&B be used indoors and outdoors?
Yes. Atami specifies Soil A&B for both indoor and outdoor cultivation where plants are being grown in suitable soil-based substrates.
What plants can I feed with Atami Soil A&B?
It can be used with a wide range of soil-grown vegetables, fruiting plants, herbs and ornamentals. Atami gives examples including courgettes, beans, thyme, Delphinium and ornamental grasses.
£7.06
Unit price per£7.06
Unit price perAtami B'cuzz Hydro A&B 1L is a concentrated two-part mineral base nutrient developed specifically for hydroponic cultivation, providing the essential nutrition plants require for healthy development throughout the crop cycle.
Hydroponic growing gives the grower direct control over plant nutrition. Unlike fertilised soil and compost, hydroponic growing media generally provide relatively little stored nutrition, meaning plants depend heavily on the nutrient solution supplied to their roots.
B'cuzz Hydro A&B has been formulated specifically for these conditions. The two-part system supplies a balanced range of mineral nutrients and can provide the nutritional foundation from active vegetative development through flowering and ripening.
The formulation is divided between Hydro A and Hydro B because certain concentrated mineral nutrients can react with one another if stored or mixed together before dilution. Separating the concentrates maintains their stability until they are individually added to water.
This set provides 1L of Hydro A and 1L of Hydro B, giving 2 litres of concentrated base nutrient in total.
Why choose Atami B'cuzz Hydro A&B?
Base nutrition developed for hydroponic growing
Hydroponic growing media behave differently from fertilised soils and composts. In many hydro systems the growing medium provides physical support and suitable root-zone conditions but contributes relatively little stored nutrition.
The grower must therefore provide the crop with a carefully prepared nutrient solution containing the mineral elements required for healthy development.
B'cuzz Hydro A&B has been formulated specifically around these requirements, providing concentrated mineral nutrition for crops where the nutrient solution is the primary source of plant food.
Because the grower has direct control over the root-zone solution, accurate nutrient preparation together with appropriate EC and pH management is particularly important.
Why does Hydro Nutrition come in A & B?
Hydro A and Hydro B are two components of the same base nutrient. They are not separate growth and flowering fertilisers and should normally be used together.
Certain mineral nutrients can chemically react with one another when present together at high concentrations. These reactions can produce insoluble compounds, potentially reducing the availability of some nutrients to the plant.
Dividing the formulation between A and B keeps these concentrated components separate during storage.
When preparing a nutrient solution, add Hydro A to the water and mix thoroughly before adding Hydro B. Never mix concentrated Hydro A and Hydro B directly together.
Hydro A NK 5-5 & Hydro B PK 4-6
The European B'cuzz Hydro A&B formulation divides its mineral nutrition between two complementary concentrates.
Hydro A has an NK analysis of 5-5 W/W, while Hydro B has a PK analysis of 4-6 W/W.
The two components are designed to work together rather than independently, providing the base mineral nutrition required by the crop.
Feeding strength can then be adapted according to crop stage, plant condition, source water, environmental conditions and the EC of the complete nutrient solution.
How to use Atami B'cuzz Hydro A&B
Use 1-3ml of Hydro A and 1-3ml of Hydro B per litre of water, adjusting the concentration according to the crop and its stage of development.
Add the required amount of Hydro A to the reservoir or irrigation water and mix thoroughly. Then add the required amount of Hydro B and mix again.
Never combine the undiluted A and B concentrates directly.
At the general application range, a 10L reservoir requires 10-30ml of Hydro A plus 10-30ml of Hydro B. A 50L reservoir requires 50-150ml of each part, while a 100L reservoir requires 100-300ml of each part.
Each 1L component can prepare approximately 333-1,000 litres of nutrient solution, depending on whether the product is being used towards the upper or lower end of the application range.
Adjusting Hydro A&B through the crop cycle
Hydro A&B can provide base nutrition throughout the crop cycle, but plants do not require exactly the same nutrient concentration at every stage of development.
Atami's hydro feeding programme varies the concentration as crops progress through active vegetative development, early flowering, full flowering and ripening.
Younger plants and less demanding crops may require a weaker solution, while larger established plants can have a greater nutrient requirement.
The general 1-3ml/L range should therefore be treated as an adjustable application range rather than a requirement to feed every plant at the maximum concentration.
pH & EC management in hydroponics
Monitoring pH and EC is particularly useful in hydroponic cultivation because the nutrient solution has such a direct influence on the root environment.
Atami's hydro feeding guidance uses a nutrient-solution pH of approximately 5.5-5.8.
EC should be adapted according to crop stage, source water and the complete nutrient programme. When using additional additives or stimulators, their contribution to the final solution should also be taken into account.
Measure the complete nutrient solution after all required components have been added and thoroughly mixed.
Using Hydro A&B with the B'cuzz feeding programme
Hydro A&B forms the base nutrient within the B'cuzz hydroponic programme. Specialist additives can then be introduced according to the crop's stage of development.
During early establishment, growers may use products focused on root development. The programme can then progress towards products designed for vegetative development before flowering and ripening products are introduced later in the crop cycle.
Products such as B'cuzz Root Stimulator, bloom stimulators, Bloombastic or Rokzbastic perform different specialist roles and should not be considered replacements for Hydro A&B base nutrition.
When combining several nutrient products, monitor the final EC of the complete solution rather than considering each dosage independently.
Hydro A&B vs Soil A&B and Coco A&B
Atami produces different A&B base nutrients because hydroponic systems, soil-based substrates and coco coir have different nutritional characteristics.
B'cuzz Hydro A&B is formulated specifically for hydroponic cultivation where nutrition is supplied predominantly through the nutrient solution.
B'cuzz Soil A&B is formulated for soil and soil-based substrates, while B'cuzz Coco A&B is designed around the particular characteristics of coco coir.
Choosing the base nutrient designed for the growing medium helps provide a more appropriate nutritional foundation for the crop.
Atami B'cuzz Hydro A&B 1L product details
| Brand | Atami |
|---|---|
| Range | B'cuzz |
| Product | Hydro A&B |
| Product type | Two-part mineral base nutrient |
| Growing method | Hydroponics |
| Pack contents | 1L Hydro A + 1L Hydro B |
| Total concentrate | 2L |
| Hydro A analysis | NK 5-5 W/W |
| Hydro B analysis | PK 4-6 W/W |
| General dosage | 1-3ml/L Hydro A + 1-3ml/L Hydro B |
| 10L reservoir | 10-30ml A + 10-30ml B |
| 50L reservoir | 50-150ml A + 50-150ml B |
| 100L reservoir | 100-300ml A + 100-300ml B |
| Approximate solution from 1L of each part | Approximately 333-1,000L depending on application rate |
| Application period | Throughout the crop cycle |
| Hydro pH guidance | Approximately 5.5-5.8 |
| Mixing | Dilute A and B separately in water. Never mix the concentrates directly together. |
Atami B'cuzz Hydro A&B 1L FAQs
What is Atami B'cuzz Hydro A&B?
B'cuzz Hydro A&B is a two-part mineral base nutrient developed specifically for hydroponic cultivation. It supplies the nutritional foundation required for healthy plant development throughout the crop cycle.
Why is Atami Hydro Nutrition supplied as A and B?
Certain mineral nutrients can react when stored together at high concentration. Separating the formulation into Hydro A and Hydro B maintains stability until each component is diluted into water.
Do I use Hydro A and Hydro B together?
Yes. Hydro A and Hydro B are complementary parts of the same base nutrient. They are designed to be used together rather than as separate growth and flowering fertilisers.
Can I mix Hydro A and B concentrates together?
No. Never mix the concentrated A and B liquids directly together. Add Hydro A to the water and mix before adding Hydro B.
How much Atami Hydro A&B should I use?
The general application range is 1-3ml/L of Hydro A plus 1-3ml/L of Hydro B. Adjust the final concentration according to crop stage, plant demand, source water and EC.
Can Hydro A&B be used throughout flowering?
Yes. Hydro A&B can provide the base nutrition throughout growth, flowering and ripening, with the concentration adjusted as the crop develops.
What is the NPK of Atami Hydro A&B?
The European formulation lists Hydro A as NK 5-5 W/W and Hydro B as PK 4-6 W/W. The two parts are intended to work together.
What pH should I use with Atami Hydro A&B?
Atami's hydro feeding guidance uses approximately pH 5.5-5.8. The requirements of the individual crop and hydroponic system should also be considered.
Should I monitor EC with Hydro A&B?
Yes. Monitoring EC helps growers assess the overall concentration of dissolved mineral nutrients in the solution, particularly when additional additives and stimulators are being used.
Is Atami Hydro A&B suitable for vegetables and herbs?
Yes. Hydro A&B can be used with a broad range of hydroponically cultivated vegetables, herbs, fruiting crops and ornamental plants, with feeding strength adapted to the individual crop.
Is Hydro A&B the same as Soil A&B?
No. Hydro A&B is formulated for hydroponic cultivation, while Soil A&B is designed for soil and soil-based growing media.
Can I use Hydro A&B in coco?
Atami produces a dedicated B'cuzz Coco A&B formulation for coco cultivation. Where coco is the primary growing medium, the coco-specific base nutrient is the more appropriate Atami programme.
Can I use Atami additives with Hydro A&B?
Yes. Hydro A&B provides the base nutrition within the B'cuzz hydro programme and can be combined with appropriate Atami root, growth and flowering products according to crop stage. Monitor the final EC when combining nutrient products.
How much nutrient solution does the 1L Hydro A&B set make?
With 1L of each component, the set can prepare approximately 333-1,000 litres of nutrient solution across the general 1-3ml/L application range.
£57.12
Unit price per£57.12
Unit price perAtami B'cuzz Coco Booster Uni 5L is a concentrated growth and plant vitality booster developed specifically for crops grown in coco coir, supplying plant extracts, magnesium and iron during the important transition between rooting and flowering.
Coco is a highly responsive growing medium that allows growers to control plant nutrition closely through the irrigation solution. B'cuzz Coco Booster Uni has been developed specifically to complement this style of cultivation and forms part of Atami's dedicated B'cuzz Coco feeding programme.
The formulation contains plant extracts, magnesium and iron and is positioned between the initial rooting stage and flowering, providing additional support while the plant is undergoing rapid vegetative development.
Atami also highlights Coco Booster Uni for helping plants cope with environmental changes and supplying key elements involved in chlorophyll, making it particularly relevant during periods of vigorous above-ground growth.
The current Atami B'cuzz Coco grow guide uses Coco Booster Uni at 0.5ml/L. At this concentration, a 5L container can prepare approximately 10,000 litres of nutrient solution.
Why choose Atami B'cuzz Coco Booster Uni?
Developed specifically for growing in coco
Coco coir behaves differently from conventional soil and peat-based compost. It provides an excellent combination of water retention and root-zone aeration, but crop nutrition is largely controlled through the irrigation solution supplied by the grower.
This makes a coco-specific feeding programme particularly useful. Rather than treating coco as soil, growers can provide nutrition formulated around the characteristics of the medium and adjust feeding as the crop develops.
B'cuzz Coco Booster Uni forms part of Atami's dedicated coco programme alongside Coco A&B, Root Stimulator, Coco Bloom Stimulator and later-stage flowering products.
Support between rooting & flowering
Coco Booster Uni occupies a specific position within the crop cycle. Atami places it during the transition between the initial rooting period and flowering.
Once a young plant has established its root system, attention shifts towards vigorous vegetative development. Leaves, shoots and stems expand as the plant prepares for the reproductive stage.
Coco Booster Uni provides supplementary support during this period, complementing the main Coco A&B nutrition while the plant develops its above-ground structure.
As flowering begins, the B'cuzz programme introduces dedicated products such as Coco Bloom Stimulator to support the changing requirements of the crop.
Plant extracts, magnesium & iron
Atami identifies plant extracts, magnesium and iron as important components of B'cuzz Coco Booster Uni.
Magnesium is an essential plant nutrient and forms part of the chlorophyll molecule itself. Chlorophyll allows plants to capture light energy for photosynthesis, making adequate magnesium nutrition particularly important during periods of active leaf development.
Iron is an essential micronutrient involved in several important plant processes and is closely associated with normal chlorophyll formation and healthy green growth.
These components supplement the crop's main nutrition rather than replacing the complete mineral profile provided by a suitable coco base nutrient.
Support through environmental changes
Plants continually adapt to changes in their growing environment. Temperature, humidity, light intensity, irrigation frequency and nutrient concentration can all change during the crop cycle.
Atami positions Coco Booster Uni as providing support during environmental changes, particularly during the period of rapid development between rooting and flowering.
Coco Booster Uni should be used alongside good crop management rather than as a substitute for it. Appropriate irrigation, temperature, humidity, lighting, nutrient concentration, pH and root-zone conditions remain fundamental to healthy plant development.
How to use Atami B'cuzz Coco Booster Uni
Atami's current B'cuzz Coco grow guide uses 0.5ml of Coco Booster Uni per litre of water.
At this concentration, use 5ml for 10L, 25ml for 50L, 50ml for 100L, 250ml for 500L and 500ml for 1,000L of nutrient solution.
A 5L container can therefore prepare approximately 10,000 litres of nutrient solution at the current 0.5ml/L programme rate.
Atami notes that grow-guide dosages are indications and should be adapted according to plant species, plant condition, environment and light intensity. Growers should also use the final EC of the nutrient solution when adjusting feeding strength.
Where Coco Booster Uni fits in the B'cuzz Coco programme
B'cuzz Coco Booster Uni is not intended to replace the main base nutrient. Instead, it performs a specialist role within Atami's wider coco feeding programme.
During initial establishment, Root Stimulator can be used to support early root development. As the plant moves into active vegetative growth, Coco Booster Uni provides additional growth-stage support alongside Coco A&B.
When flower formation begins, B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator can then be introduced to support the transition towards generative growth and flowering.
Later in the crop cycle, appropriate bloom and ripening additives can be incorporated according to the chosen Atami programme.
Coco Booster Uni vs Coco A&B
B'cuzz Coco Booster Uni and B'cuzz Coco A&B perform different roles and are designed to complement one another.
B'cuzz Coco A&B is the base nutrient, supplying the main mineral nutrition required throughout the crop cycle.
B'cuzz Coco Booster Uni is a supplementary booster containing plant extracts, magnesium and iron, used primarily during active growth and the transition towards flowering.
Coco Booster Uni should therefore be incorporated alongside an appropriate base nutrient rather than used as a standalone fertiliser.
Coco Booster Uni vs Coco Bloom Stimulator
These two B'cuzz products are designed for different stages of crop development.
Coco Booster Uni focuses on the period between rooting and flowering, supporting active growth and plant vitality.
Coco Bloom Stimulator is introduced as flower formation begins and is specifically designed to intensify flowering in crops grown in coco substrates.
Atami recommends combining Coco Bloom Stimulator with Coco Booster for optimum effect as the crop makes the transition into flowering.
5L Coco Booster Uni for commercial growing
The 5L format is particularly suitable for nurseries, larger coco growing systems and professional horticultural operations preparing significant quantities of nutrient solution.
At the current 0.5ml/L programme rate, one 5L container prepares approximately 10,000 litres of solution.
This concentrated application rate makes the 5L format practical for larger reservoirs and repeat crop production where Coco Booster Uni forms a regular part of the B'cuzz Coco programme.
Atami B'cuzz Coco Booster Uni 5L product details
| Brand | Atami |
|---|---|
| Range | B'cuzz |
| Product | Coco Booster Uni |
| Product type | Coco growth & plant vitality booster |
| Size | 5L |
| Growing medium | Coco & coco-based substrates |
| Key components | Plant extracts, magnesium & iron |
| Primary function | Supplementary support during active growth & transition towards flowering |
| Current programme dosage | 0.5ml/L |
| Application stage | Between initial rooting & flowering |
| 10L solution | 5ml |
| 50L solution | 25ml |
| 100L solution | 50ml |
| 500L solution | 250ml |
| 1,000L solution | 500ml |
| Approximate solution from 5L | 10,000L at 0.5ml/L |
| Use with base nutrient | Yes - designed to complement B'cuzz Coco A&B |
| Standalone base nutrient | No |
Atami B'cuzz Coco Booster Uni 5L FAQs
What is Atami B'cuzz Coco Booster Uni?
Coco Booster Uni is a supplementary booster developed specifically for coco cultivation. It contains plant extracts, magnesium and iron and is used to support plants during active growth and the transition towards flowering.
What does Coco Booster Uni contain?
Atami identifies plant extracts, magnesium and iron as key components of Coco Booster Uni.
When should I use Atami Coco Booster Uni?
Atami positions Coco Booster Uni during the period between initial rooting and flowering, when plants are undergoing active vegetative development and preparing for bloom.
How much Coco Booster Uni should I use?
Atami's current B'cuzz Coco programme uses 0.5ml/L. At this rate, a 5L container prepares approximately 10,000 litres of nutrient solution.
Is Coco Booster Uni a base nutrient?
No. Coco Booster Uni is a supplementary booster. B'cuzz Coco A&B provides the main base nutrition within Atami's coco feeding programme.
Can I use Coco Booster Uni with Coco A&B?
Yes. Coco Booster Uni is specifically designed to complement the B'cuzz Coco programme and can be used alongside Coco A&B.
Why does Coco Booster Uni contain magnesium?
Magnesium is an essential plant nutrient and forms part of the chlorophyll molecule, making it particularly important during periods of active photosynthesis and vegetative development.
Why is iron important for plants?
Iron is an essential micronutrient involved in important plant processes and normal chlorophyll formation, supporting healthy plant development.
Does Coco Booster Uni support plants through environmental changes?
Yes. Atami highlights support during environmental changes as one of the roles of its B'cuzz booster products. Suitable irrigation and environmental management should still remain the foundation of the crop programme.
Is Coco Booster Uni a root stimulator?
No. B'cuzz Root Stimulator is the dedicated early-stage rooting product. Coco Booster Uni follows the rooting stage and provides additional support during active vegetative development.
Is Coco Booster Uni the same as Coco Bloom Stimulator?
No. Coco Booster Uni supports active growth and the transition towards flowering. Coco Bloom Stimulator is specifically designed for the flowering stage and is introduced as flower formation begins.
Can Coco Booster Uni and Coco Bloom Stimulator be used together?
Yes. Atami specifically states that Coco Bloom Stimulator has an optimal effect when combined with B'cuzz Coco Booster as the crop progresses into flowering.
Should I monitor EC when using Coco Booster Uni?
Yes. Atami recommends using EC to guide nutrient adjustments because the correct concentration depends on plant type, crop condition, environment, light intensity and the complete feeding programme.
Is the 5L size suitable for commercial coco growing?
Yes. At 0.5ml/L, the 5L container prepares approximately 10,000 litres of solution, making it well suited to larger reservoirs, nurseries and commercial horticultural production.
£12.73
Unit price per£12.73
Unit price perAtami B'cuzz Coco Booster Uni 1L is a concentrated growth and plant vitality booster developed specifically for crops grown in coco coir, supplying plant extracts, magnesium and iron during the important transition between rooting and flowering.
Coco is a highly responsive growing medium that allows growers to control plant nutrition closely through the irrigation solution. B'cuzz Coco Booster Uni has been developed specifically to complement this style of cultivation and forms part of Atami's dedicated B'cuzz Coco feeding programme.
The formulation contains plant extracts, magnesium and iron and is positioned between the initial rooting stage and flowering, providing additional support while plants undergo rapid vegetative development.
Atami highlights Coco Booster Uni for helping plants through environmental changes and supplying key elements associated with chlorophyll and healthy plant development.
Atami's current B'cuzz Coco programme uses Coco Booster Uni at 0.5ml/L. At this concentration, a 1L bottle can prepare approximately 2,000 litres of nutrient solution.
Why choose Atami B'cuzz Coco Booster Uni?
Developed specifically for coco cultivation
Coco coir behaves differently from conventional soil and peat-based compost. It provides excellent water retention while maintaining a relatively open, well-aerated root environment.
Nutrition in coco is largely controlled through the irrigation solution supplied by the grower, making a dedicated coco feeding programme particularly useful.
Atami's B'cuzz Coco range has been developed around these characteristics. Coco Booster Uni forms part of this programme alongside Coco A&B, Root Stimulator, Coco Bloom Stimulator and appropriate later-stage flowering products.
Support between rooting & flowering
Coco Booster Uni occupies a specific position within the crop cycle. Atami places the product during the transition between initial root establishment and flowering.
Once plants have developed their early root systems, growth increasingly shifts towards leaves, shoots and stems as the crop establishes the above-ground structure required for later flowering and fruit development.
Coco Booster Uni provides supplementary support during this period while Coco A&B continues to provide the crop's main base nutrition.
As flowering develops, the wider B'cuzz programme introduces dedicated products such as Coco Bloom Stimulator to support the changing requirements of the crop.
Plant extracts, magnesium & iron
Atami identifies plant extracts, magnesium and iron as important components of B'cuzz Coco Booster Uni.
Magnesium is an essential plant nutrient and forms part of the chlorophyll molecule itself. Chlorophyll enables plants to absorb light energy for photosynthesis, making adequate magnesium nutrition particularly important during periods of active leaf development.
Iron is an essential micronutrient involved in several important plant processes and contributes to normal chlorophyll formation and healthy green growth.
These components supplement the crop's main nutritional programme rather than replacing the complete mineral nutrition supplied by a suitable coco base feed.
Support through changing growing conditions
Plants continually respond to changes within their growing environment. Light intensity, temperature, humidity, irrigation frequency and nutrient concentration can all change as a crop develops.
Atami positions Coco Booster Uni as providing additional support during environmental changes, particularly during the period of rapid development between rooting and flowering.
Coco Booster Uni should form part of good crop management rather than replacing it. Appropriate irrigation, root-zone conditions, temperature, humidity, lighting, nutrient concentration, pH and EC remain fundamental to healthy plant development.
How to use Atami B'cuzz Coco Booster Uni
Atami's current B'cuzz Coco grow guide uses 0.5ml of Coco Booster Uni per litre of water.
At this concentration, use 5ml for 10L, 25ml for 50L, 50ml for 100L, 250ml for 500L and 500ml for 1,000L of nutrient solution.
A 1L bottle can therefore prepare approximately 2,000 litres of nutrient solution at the current 0.5ml/L programme rate.
Feeding rates should still be considered alongside plant species, crop condition, environmental conditions, light intensity and the EC of the complete nutrient solution.
Where Coco Booster Uni fits in the B'cuzz Coco programme
B'cuzz Coco Booster Uni performs a specialist role within Atami's wider coco feeding programme rather than replacing the main base nutrient.
During initial establishment, B'cuzz Root Stimulator can be used to support early root development. As plants move into active vegetative growth, Coco Booster Uni provides additional growth-stage support alongside Coco A&B.
When flower formation begins, Coco Bloom Stimulator can be introduced to support the crop as its priorities move increasingly towards flowering and fruit development.
Later-stage bloom and ripening additives can then be incorporated where appropriate for the crop and chosen Atami feeding programme.
Coco Booster Uni vs Coco A&B
B'cuzz Coco Booster Uni and Coco A&B perform different roles and are designed to complement one another.
B'cuzz Coco A&B is the base nutrient, providing the main mineral nutrition required by plants grown in coco throughout the crop cycle.
B'cuzz Coco Booster Uni is a supplementary booster containing plant extracts, magnesium and iron, used to provide additional support during active growth and the transition towards flowering.
Coco Booster Uni should therefore be used alongside an appropriate base nutrient rather than as a standalone fertiliser.
Coco Booster Uni vs Coco Bloom Stimulator
These products are designed to support different stages of plant development.
Coco Booster Uni focuses primarily on active growth and the transition between rooting and flowering.
Coco Bloom Stimulator is a dedicated flowering-stage product and becomes relevant as the crop enters bloom.
This allows the B'cuzz Coco programme to change with the crop rather than relying on the same supplementary product throughout every stage.
1L Coco Booster Uni for professional growing
The 1L bottle provides useful coverage for growers running multiple coco-grown plants or regularly preparing larger quantities of nutrient solution.
At the current 0.5ml/L programme rate, each bottle prepares approximately 2,000 litres of nutrient solution.
A full outer case contains 12 x 1L bottles, providing 12 litres of Coco Booster Uni concentrate in total.
Atami B'cuzz Coco Booster Uni 1L product details
| Brand | Atami |
|---|---|
| Range | B'cuzz |
| Product | Coco Booster Uni |
| Product type | Coco growth & plant vitality booster |
| Size | 1L |
| Growing medium | Coco & coco-based substrates |
| Key components | Plant extracts, magnesium & iron |
| Primary function | Supplementary support during active growth & transition towards flowering |
| Current programme dosage | 0.5ml/L |
| Application stage | Between initial rooting & flowering |
| 10L solution | 5ml |
| 50L solution | 25ml |
| 100L solution | 50ml |
| 500L solution | 250ml |
| 1,000L solution | 500ml |
| Approximate solution from 1L | 2,000L at 0.5ml/L |
| Use with base nutrient | Yes - designed to complement B'cuzz Coco A&B |
| Standalone base nutrient | No |
| Outer case quantity | 12 x 1L bottles |
Atami B'cuzz Coco Booster Uni 1L FAQs
What is Atami B'cuzz Coco Booster Uni?
Coco Booster Uni is a supplementary booster developed specifically for coco cultivation. It contains plant extracts, magnesium and iron and supports plants during active growth and the transition towards flowering.
What does Coco Booster Uni contain?
Atami identifies plant extracts, magnesium and iron as key components of Coco Booster Uni.
When should I use Coco Booster Uni?
Atami positions Coco Booster Uni during the transition between rooting and flowering, when plants are undergoing active vegetative development.
How much Coco Booster Uni should I use?
Atami's current B'cuzz Coco programme uses 0.5ml/L. At this rate, a 1L bottle prepares approximately 2,000 litres of nutrient solution.
Is Coco Booster Uni a base nutrient?
No. Coco Booster Uni is a supplementary booster. B'cuzz Coco A&B provides the main base nutrition within Atami's coco feeding programme.
Can Coco Booster Uni be used with Coco A&B?
Yes. Coco Booster Uni is designed to complement Atami's B'cuzz Coco programme and can be used alongside Coco A&B.
Why does Coco Booster Uni contain magnesium?
Magnesium is an essential plant nutrient and forms part of the chlorophyll molecule, making it particularly important during active photosynthesis and vegetative development.
Why is iron important for plants?
Iron is an essential micronutrient involved in important plant processes and normal chlorophyll formation.
Is Coco Booster Uni a root stimulator?
No. B'cuzz Root Stimulator is Atami's dedicated early-stage rooting product. Coco Booster Uni follows the initial rooting period and supports subsequent active growth.
Is Coco Booster Uni the same as Coco Bloom Stimulator?
No. Coco Booster Uni primarily supports active growth and the transition towards flowering, while Coco Bloom Stimulator is specifically intended for the flowering stage.
Should I monitor EC when using Coco Booster Uni?
Yes. Monitoring the final EC helps growers manage overall nutrient concentration when Coco Booster Uni is combined with base nutrients and other products.
Is Coco Booster Uni only for coco?
It is specifically positioned within Atami's B'cuzz Coco range and is intended to complement crops grown in coco and coco-based substrates.
How many 1L bottles are in an outer case?
A full outer case contains 12 x 1L bottles.
£20.31
Unit price per£20.31
Unit price perAtami B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator 1L is a concentrated flowering stimulator developed specifically for plants grown in coco-based substrates, helping support a longer, more intense flowering period and the development of denser, firmer and more numerous flowers and fruits.
As plants move from vegetative growth into flowering, their development changes significantly. Growth increasingly shifts away from leaves, shoots and stems towards flower formation, fruit development and ripening.
B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator has been developed specifically for this stage of crops grown in coco. Atami recommends introducing it from flower formation and using it as part of the B'cuzz Coco feeding programme through flowering and ripening.
Atami highlights a longer and more intense flowering period, support for the natural smell and taste of the crop and a formulation developed specifically for coco-based substrates.
The recommended dosage is 0.5-1ml/L. A 1L bottle therefore prepares approximately 1,000-2,000 litres of nutrient solution, depending on the concentration used.
Why choose Atami B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator?
Designed for the transition into flowering
The transition from vegetative growth into flowering represents a major change in plant development. Instead of concentrating primarily on leaves, shoots and stems, the crop increasingly directs resources towards flowers and fruits.
Atami B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator is designed specifically for this generative stage. It is introduced as flower formation begins, allowing the supplementary feeding programme to change alongside the developmental priorities of the crop.
Atami's B'cuzz Coco programme continues Coco Bloom Stimulator through the flowering and ripening stages rather than restricting its use to the initial transition into bloom.
It is therefore a dedicated flowering-stage stimulator rather than a vegetative booster or complete base fertiliser.
Denser, firmer & more flowers and fruits
Atami describes Coco Bloom Stimulator as supporting the development of denser, firmer and more numerous flowers and fruits.
This becomes increasingly important once plants have established sufficient vegetative structure and begin concentrating their development on reproductive growth.
Coco Bloom Stimulator is designed to intensify this flowering phase rather than simply increasing the overall concentration of the base nutrient.
Coco A&B can continue to provide the main mineral nutrition while Coco Bloom Stimulator performs its specialist flowering-stage role.
Flowering stimulation specifically for coco
Coco coir combines excellent moisture retention with a highly aerated root-zone structure. At the same time, much of the crop's nutrition is controlled directly through the irrigation solution supplied by the grower.
Atami has developed the B'cuzz Coco programme specifically around these characteristics rather than treating coco in exactly the same way as conventional soil or compost.
Coco Bloom Stimulator is the dedicated flowering stimulator within this programme and is designed to work alongside coco-specific base nutrition and appropriate crop-stage additives.
This makes it particularly useful for growers who want close control over nutrition while taking advantage of the aeration, drainage and responsive feeding characteristics of coco.
Supporting aroma & taste during flowering
Atami highlights smell and taste as important characteristics associated with B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator.
Flowering and ripening are important developmental stages for crops grown for aromatic flowers, herbs, vegetables and fruits, as flowers and fruits continue to form and mature.
Coco Bloom Stimulator is designed to support this generative development as part of a balanced crop programme rather than replacing appropriate base nutrition, irrigation or environmental management.
How to use Atami B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator
Atami recommends using 0.5-1ml of Coco Bloom Stimulator per litre of water, beginning when flowers start to form.
At this concentration, use 5-10ml for 10L, 25-50ml for 50L, 50-100ml for 100L, 250-500ml for 500L and 500ml-1L for 1,000L of nutrient solution.
A 1L bottle can therefore prepare approximately 2,000L at 0.5ml/L or 1,000L at 1ml/L.
Coco Bloom Stimulator can be incorporated into the watering programme from flower formation onwards. The precise concentration can be adapted to the requirements and condition of the individual crop.
Plant species, crop condition, environmental conditions, light intensity, source water and the EC of the complete nutrient solution should all be considered when adjusting the wider feeding programme.
Where Coco Bloom Stimulator fits in the B'cuzz Coco programme
Atami's B'cuzz Coco programme changes as plants progress through rooting, active growth, flowering and ripening.
During initial establishment, B'cuzz Root Stimulator can support early root development. Coco Booster Uni then provides additional support as the crop enters active vegetative development and approaches flowering.
Coco Bloom Stimulator is introduced as flowers begin to form and becomes the dedicated flowering stimulator within the programme.
Coco A&B continues to provide the main base nutrition, while appropriate later-stage bloom and ripening additives can be incorporated according to crop requirements.
Coco Bloom Stimulator & Coco Booster Uni
Atami specifically recommends using B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator in combination with B'cuzz Coco Booster for optimum effect.
The two products perform complementary roles. Coco Booster Uni primarily supports active vegetative development and the transition towards flowering, while Coco Bloom Stimulator becomes increasingly important once flower formation begins.
This allows the feeding programme to make a progressive transition between vegetative and generative crop development.
Coco Bloom Stimulator vs Coco A&B
Coco Bloom Stimulator and Coco A&B perform different functions within the B'cuzz Coco programme.
B'cuzz Coco A&B is the base nutrient, supplying the primary mineral nutrition required by plants grown in coco throughout the crop cycle.
B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator is a flowering stimulator, designed to provide additional crop-stage support once flower formation begins.
Coco Bloom Stimulator should therefore normally be used alongside an appropriate base nutrient rather than as a standalone fertiliser.
Coco Bloom Stimulator vs Bloombastic
Both products are associated with flowering, but they have different functions within a crop programme.
Coco Bloom Stimulator is a coco-specific flowering stimulator introduced from flower formation and used through the generative stages.
Bloombastic is a concentrated PK 14-15 bloom and ripening additive intended primarily for the final 4-6 weeks of flowering and ripening.
This means Coco Bloom Stimulator can form the foundation of the flowering-stimulation programme before a suitable later-stage PK product is introduced where required.
1L Coco Bloom Stimulator for professional growing
The 1L format provides useful coverage for growers running multiple coco-grown plants or regularly preparing larger quantities of flowering nutrient solution.
At the recommended 0.5-1ml/L dosage, each bottle prepares approximately 1,000-2,000 litres of nutrient solution.
A full outer case contains 12 x 1L bottles, providing 12 litres of Coco Bloom Stimulator concentrate in total.
Atami B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator 1L product details
| Brand | Atami |
|---|---|
| Range | B'cuzz |
| Product | Coco Bloom Stimulator |
| Product type | Coco flowering & bloom stimulator |
| Size | 1L |
| Growing medium | Coco & coco-based substrates |
| Primary function | Flowering-stage stimulation |
| Key benefits | Longer & more intense flowering; denser, firmer & more flowers and fruits |
| Application stage | From flower formation through flowering & ripening |
| Dosage | 0.5-1ml/L |
| 10L solution | 5-10ml |
| 50L solution | 25-50ml |
| 100L solution | 50-100ml |
| 500L solution | 250-500ml |
| 1,000L solution | 500ml-1L |
| Approximate solution from 1L | 1,000-2,000L depending on dosage |
| Recommended combination | B'cuzz Coco Booster Uni |
| Use with base nutrient | Yes - suitable alongside B'cuzz Coco A&B |
| Standalone base nutrient | No |
| Outer case quantity | 12 x 1L bottles |
Atami B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator 1L FAQs
What does Atami B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator do?
It is a dedicated flowering stimulator for coco-grown plants. Atami positions it to support a longer, more intense flowering period and the development of denser, firmer and more numerous flowers and fruits.
When should I start using Coco Bloom Stimulator?
Atami recommends introducing Coco Bloom Stimulator when flowers begin to form and continuing it through the appropriate flowering and ripening stages.
How much Coco Bloom Stimulator should I use?
The recommended dosage is 0.5-1ml/L. A 1L bottle therefore prepares approximately 1,000-2,000 litres of nutrient solution depending on the concentration used.
Is Coco Bloom Stimulator only for coco?
It is specifically developed and positioned by Atami for plants grown in coco and coco-based substrates.
Is Coco Bloom Stimulator a base nutrient?
No. It is a flowering stimulator rather than a complete base nutrient. B'cuzz Coco A&B supplies the main mineral nutrition within Atami's coco programme.
Can I use Coco Bloom Stimulator with Coco A&B?
Yes. Coco Bloom Stimulator is designed to complement a coco feeding programme and can be used alongside B'cuzz Coco A&B.
Can Coco Bloom Stimulator be used with Coco Booster Uni?
Yes. Atami recommends combining Coco Bloom Stimulator with B'cuzz Coco Booster for optimum effect.
Does Coco Bloom Stimulator continue into ripening?
Yes. Atami's current B'cuzz Coco programme continues Coco Bloom Stimulator through the flowering and ripening stages.
Is Coco Bloom Stimulator a high-PK booster?
No. Coco Bloom Stimulator is positioned as a flowering stimulator rather than a concentrated PK finisher. Products such as Bloombastic or Rokzbastic perform a different later-stage role within the Atami range.
Is Coco Bloom Stimulator the same as Bloombastic?
No. Coco Bloom Stimulator is introduced from flower formation, while Bloombastic is a concentrated PK 14-15 bloom and ripening additive intended primarily for the final 4-6 weeks.
Can Coco Bloom Stimulator support flower and fruit quality?
Yes. Atami describes the product as supporting denser, firmer and more numerous flowers and fruits, as well as the natural smell and taste of the crop.
Should I monitor EC when using Coco Bloom Stimulator?
Yes. Monitoring the complete nutrient solution is good practice when combining base nutrients, stimulators and flowering additives, allowing overall nutrient concentration to be adjusted to the crop.
How many 1L bottles are in an outer case?
A full outer case contains 12 x 1L bottles.
£25.70
Unit price per£25.70
Unit price perAtami B'cuzz Coco A&B 5L is a concentrated two-part mineral base nutrient developed specifically for plants grown in coco and coco-based substrates, providing balanced nutrition from active growth through flowering and ripening.
Coco coir is a highly responsive growing medium that gives growers close control over crop nutrition. B'cuzz Coco A&B has been formulated specifically around the nutritional requirements of plants cultivated in coco rather than treating the medium in the same way as conventional soil or compost.
The nutrient is supplied as two complementary concentrates. Coco A has an NK analysis of 5-5 W/W, while Coco B has a PK analysis of 4-6 W/W. Both parts are required to create the complete base feed.
Atami describes Coco A&B as suitable for use throughout the whole growth cycle, making it the nutritional foundation of the B'cuzz Coco programme. Specialist root, growth, flowering and ripening products can then be incorporated around this base nutrition according to crop stage.
The general Atami dosage is 1-3ml/L of Coco A plus 1-3ml/L of Coco B, adjusted according to the requirements of the crop and the EC of the final nutrient solution.
Why choose Atami B'cuzz Coco A&B?
Base nutrition developed specifically for coco
Coco has become a widely used horticultural growing medium because it combines excellent water retention with a light, well-aerated root-zone structure.
Unlike a heavily fertilised compost, however, coco cultivation relies heavily on the nutrient solution supplied by the grower. This gives considerable control over feeding but also makes appropriate base nutrition particularly important.
B'cuzz Coco A&B is Atami's dedicated base nutrient for this growing method. Rather than being a general-purpose fertiliser, its two-part formulation is designed specifically around plants cultivated in coco-based substrates.
This makes it particularly suitable for growers who want the physical advantages of coco alongside a controlled liquid-feeding programme.
Why does Coco A&B come in two parts?
B'cuzz Coco A&B is deliberately supplied as two separate concentrates because some mineral nutrients can react with one another when present together at very high concentrations.
These reactions can form compounds that are less available to the plant and can reduce the effectiveness of the nutrient solution.
Separating the formula into Coco A and Coco B allows these components to remain stable in their concentrated form.
The two parts are brought together only after dilution with water. Both components are required for the complete B'cuzz Coco base feeding programme.
Important: never mix Coco A & B concentrates together
Do not mix undiluted Coco A directly with undiluted Coco B.
Atami specifically separates the nutrients because certain components can chemically react when combined at high concentration.
Add the required quantity of Coco A to the irrigation water first and mix thoroughly. Coco B can then be added to the diluted solution and mixed thoroughly again.
Any other compatible nutrients or additives can then be incorporated according to the chosen feeding programme before the final pH and EC are checked.
One base nutrient throughout the crop cycle
B'cuzz Coco A&B is designed to remain the nutritional foundation of the crop from active growth through flowering and ripening.
This means growers do not need completely separate base fertilisers for vegetative growth and flowering. Instead, the concentration of Coco A&B can be adjusted as crop demand changes.
Atami's current coco grow guide progressively adjusts the amount of Coco A and Coco B according to crop stage, while specialist additives are introduced or removed as the plant moves through rooting, growth, flowering and ripening.
This provides a flexible approach in which the base nutrition remains consistent while the wider programme changes around it.
How to use Atami B'cuzz Coco A&B
Atami gives a general application rate of 1-3ml/L of Coco A plus 1-3ml/L of Coco B.
At this range, a 100L reservoir requires 100-300ml of Coco A plus 100-300ml of Coco B. A 500L reservoir requires 500ml-1.5L of each part, while a 1,000L reservoir requires 1-3L of each part.
Each 5L component can prepare approximately 1,667-5,000 litres of nutrient solution across the general 1-3ml/L dosage range.
The correct concentration should be adapted to the plant species, crop stage, plant condition, environment, light intensity, source water and other products included in the nutrient programme.
Atami recommends using the EC of the complete nutrient solution as an important guide when adjusting the final feeding strength.
pH & EC management in coco
Controlled coco cultivation allows growers to manage the root-zone nutrient solution with considerable precision.
Atami's current B'cuzz Coco grow guide uses a nutrient-solution pH of approximately 5.5-6.0. The guide also uses EC as the principal reference for adjusting overall nutrient concentration as crop demand changes.
Source water, crop type and any additional nutrients or stimulators will affect the final EC, so the complete mixed solution should be assessed rather than judging Coco A&B in isolation.
The foundation of the B'cuzz Coco feeding programme
Coco A&B provides the base mineral nutrition around which the wider B'cuzz Coco programme can be constructed.
During early establishment, a dedicated root product can be incorporated to support initial root development. Coco Booster Uni can then provide additional support during active vegetative development.
As flowers begin to form, Coco Bloom Stimulator can be introduced to support generative growth, while suitable bloom and ripening products can be incorporated later according to crop requirements.
Coco A&B remains the base nutrient through these changing stages, with its concentration adjusted to suit the crop and complete feeding programme.
Coco A&B vs Coco Booster Uni
These products perform different roles within the Atami B'cuzz Coco programme.
Coco A&B is the base nutrient. It supplies the fundamental mineral nutrition required by the plant and is used throughout the crop cycle.
Coco Booster Uni is a supplementary growth-stage booster containing plant extracts, magnesium and iron and is used to provide additional support during active development.
Coco Booster Uni therefore complements Coco A&B rather than replacing it.
Coco A&B vs Soil A&B
Atami produces separate base nutrients for different growing methods because coco and soil-based substrates have different nutritional characteristics.
Coco A&B is formulated specifically for coco and coco-based substrates, with Coco A carrying an NK 5-5 analysis and Coco B a PK 4-6 analysis.
Soil A&B is designed specifically for soil and soil-based composts and uses a different nutrient formulation.
Growers using coco should therefore select the dedicated Coco A&B formulation rather than treating coco as conventional potting compost.
5L Coco A&B for larger reservoirs & commercial growing
The 5L format contains 5L of Coco A and 5L of Coco B, providing 10 litres of concentrated two-part base nutrient in total.
At the general 1-3ml/L application range, each 5L component is sufficient for approximately 1,667-5,000 litres of nutrient solution.
This makes the 5L format suitable for larger reservoirs, repeat crop production, nurseries and professional horticultural operations where coco forms a regular part of the growing system.
Atami B'cuzz Coco A&B 5L product details
| Brand | Atami |
|---|---|
| Range | B'cuzz |
| Product | Coco A&B |
| Product type | Two-part mineral base nutrient for coco |
| Pack size | 5L Coco A + 5L Coco B |
| Total concentrate | 10L |
| Growing medium | Coco & coco-based substrates |
| Coco A analysis | NK 5-5 W/W |
| Coco B analysis | PK 4-6 W/W |
| General dosage | 1-3ml/L Coco A + 1-3ml/L Coco B |
| Application stages | Growth, flowering & ripening |
| 100L solution | 100-300ml Coco A + 100-300ml Coco B |
| 500L solution | 500ml-1.5L Coco A + 500ml-1.5L Coco B |
| 1,000L solution | 1-3L Coco A + 1-3L Coco B |
| Approximate solution from each 5L part | 1,667-5,000L across the 1-3ml/L dosage range |
| Atami coco pH guidance | Approximately 5.5-6.0 |
| Mixing | Dilute A and B separately in water - never mix the concentrates directly |
Atami B'cuzz Coco A&B 5L FAQs
What is Atami B'cuzz Coco A&B?
Coco A&B is Atami's two-part mineral base nutrient developed specifically for plants grown in coco and coco-based substrates. It provides base nutrition throughout the crop cycle.
What is the NPK of Atami Coco A&B?
Atami specifies Coco A as NK 5-5 W/W and Coco B as PK 4-6 W/W. The two components are designed to be used together.
Why are Coco A and Coco B supplied separately?
Certain mineral nutrients can chemically react when combined at high concentration. Separating the formula into A and B keeps the concentrated components stable until they are diluted into water.
Can I mix Coco A and Coco B together?
Only after dilution. Never mix the undiluted concentrates directly together. Add Coco A to water and mix thoroughly before adding Coco B and mixing again.
How much Atami Coco A&B should I use?
Atami gives a general dosage of 1-3ml/L of Coco A plus 1-3ml/L of Coco B. The exact concentration should be adjusted according to the crop and final EC.
Can Coco A&B be used throughout flowering?
Yes. Atami describes Coco A&B as usable throughout the whole crop cycle, including growth, flowering and ripening.
Do I need a separate grow and bloom base nutrient?
No. Coco A&B remains the base nutrient throughout the crop cycle. Its concentration and the supplementary products used alongside it can change as the crop develops.
Is Coco A&B suitable for soil?
Coco A&B is formulated specifically for coco-based substrates. Atami produces B'cuzz Soil A&B as the dedicated base nutrient for soil and soil-based growing media.
Can I use Coco Booster Uni with Coco A&B?
Yes. Coco Booster Uni is a supplementary product designed to complement the B'cuzz Coco feeding programme during active plant development.
Can I use Coco Bloom Stimulator with Coco A&B?
Yes. Coco Bloom Stimulator can be incorporated as flowers begin to form while Coco A&B continues to provide the main base nutrition.
What pH should I use with Atami Coco A&B?
Atami's current coco grow guide uses a nutrient-solution pH of approximately 5.5-6.0.
Should I monitor EC when using Coco A&B?
Yes. Atami recommends using EC to guide adjustments to nutrient strength because requirements vary with plant species, crop condition, environment, light intensity and the complete feeding programme.
Is Atami Coco A&B suitable for automatic irrigation?
Yes. Coco A&B can form the base nutrition in appropriately managed automatic irrigation and fertigation systems. The nutrient solution, reservoir and irrigation equipment should be maintained correctly.
How much nutrient is included in the 5L Coco A&B pack?
The pack contains 5L of Coco A plus 5L of Coco B, giving 10 litres of concentrate in total.
£42.56
Unit price per£42.56
Unit price perAtami B'cuzz Coco A&B 10L is a professional-size two-part mineral base nutrient developed specifically for plants grown in coco and coco-based substrates, providing essential nutrition throughout vegetative growth, flowering and ripening.
Coco coir provides an excellent combination of water retention, drainage and root-zone aeration while giving growers close control over the nutrients supplied to the crop. Its nutritional characteristics differ from conventional soil and peat-based compost, making a dedicated coco fertiliser particularly important.
B'cuzz Coco A&B has been formulated specifically around these characteristics. Coco A has an NK analysis of 5-5 W/W and contains approximately 4% calcium W/W, while Coco B has a PK analysis of 4-6 W/W and provides phosphorus and essential micronutrients.
The additional calcium supplied by Coco A is particularly relevant in coco cultivation because coco is naturally poor in calcium. Coco B complements the A component to create the complete two-part base nutrient.
Atami recommends a general dosage of 1-3ml/L of Coco A plus 1-3ml/L of Coco B. The 10L format contains 10L of each component, providing 20L of concentrated base nutrient in total for larger reservoirs and commercial growing systems.
Why choose Atami B'cuzz Coco A&B?
Why coco needs dedicated base nutrition
Coco is widely used by professional and hobby growers because its fibrous structure provides a favourable balance between moisture retention and oxygen availability around the roots.
Unlike heavily fertilised compost, however, much of the crop's nutrition must be supplied through irrigation. This gives the grower considerable control but also places greater importance on selecting a base nutrient formulated for the medium.
Coco also has particular nutrient characteristics. Atami highlights that coco is naturally rich in potassium while being naturally poor in calcium.
Coco A therefore contains approximately 4% calcium W/W alongside its NK 5-5 analysis. Coco B supplies complementary phosphorus, potassium and micronutrients to create a complete two-part coco feeding system.
Why is Atami Coco A&B a two-part nutrient?
Some mineral nutrients cannot remain together at high concentrations without reacting with one another. These reactions can form compounds that are less available to plants.
Atami therefore separates the concentrated base nutrient into Coco A and Coco B. Keeping the components apart maintains the stability of the concentrates during storage.
The two components are only brought together after they have been diluted into irrigation water.
Coco A and Coco B are not separate grow and bloom nutrients. They are complementary parts of the same base fertiliser and should be used together throughout the crop cycle.
Important: never mix Coco A & B concentrates directly
Never combine undiluted Coco A directly with undiluted Coco B.
Start with the required volume of irrigation water. Add the required amount of Coco A and mix thoroughly until it is completely dispersed.
Add the required amount of Coco B to the diluted solution and mix thoroughly again.
Compatible stimulators and additives can then be incorporated according to the chosen crop programme. Check the EC and pH of the complete nutrient solution before irrigation.
Base nutrition from growth through ripening
B'cuzz Coco A&B is designed to remain the base nutrient throughout the crop cycle rather than requiring separate base feeds for vegetative growth and flowering.
During vegetative development, the two-part nutrient provides the mineral foundation required as roots, leaves, shoots and stems develop.
As the crop transitions into flowering, Coco A&B remains in the feeding programme while specialist flowering products can be introduced according to plant requirements.
During later flowering and ripening, the concentration of the base nutrient and any additional bloom products can be managed according to crop condition and the EC of the complete solution.
How to use Atami B'cuzz Coco A&B
Atami gives a general application rate of 1-3ml/L of Coco A plus 1-3ml/L of Coco B.
For a 100L reservoir, use 100-300ml of Coco A plus 100-300ml of Coco B. For 500L, use 500ml-1.5L of each component. For a 1,000L reservoir, use 1-3L of Coco A plus 1-3L of Coco B.
Each 10L component can prepare approximately 10,000L of nutrient solution at 1ml/L or approximately 3,333L at 3ml/L.
Feeding strength should be adapted according to plant species, crop stage, plant condition, environment, light intensity, source water and any additional products included in the nutrient programme.
The final EC of the complete nutrient solution provides an important reference when adjusting nutrient strength.
pH & EC management in coco
Coco cultivation gives growers considerable control over the nutrient solution entering the root zone, making accurate pH and EC management particularly useful.
Atami's coco cultivation guidance places the nutrient solution in the mildly acidic range, with approximately pH 5.5-6.2 providing a useful working range for coco cultivation.
Source water, Coco A&B and any additional stimulators or flowering products will all influence the final EC. The complete mixed solution should therefore be measured rather than assessing individual products in isolation.
The foundation of the B'cuzz Coco programme
Coco A&B provides the main mineral nutrition around which Atami's wider B'cuzz Coco programme can be constructed.
During initial establishment, B'cuzz Root Stimulator can be incorporated to support early root development. Coco Booster Uni can then provide additional support during active vegetative growth and the transition towards flowering.
Once flowers begin to form, Coco Bloom Stimulator can be introduced to support the generative stage, with suitable bloom and ripening additives incorporated later where required.
Coco A&B remains the nutritional foundation throughout these stages, with its concentration adjusted according to plant demand and the overall feeding programme.
Coco A&B vs Coco Booster Uni
These products have different roles within the B'cuzz Coco programme.
Coco A&B is the base nutrient, providing the primary mineral nutrition required throughout the crop cycle.
Coco Booster Uni is a supplementary growth booster containing plant extracts, magnesium and iron and is positioned around active vegetative development and the transition towards flowering.
Coco Booster Uni therefore complements Coco A&B rather than replacing it.
Coco A&B vs Coco Bloom Stimulator
Coco Bloom Stimulator is another supplementary product rather than an alternative base nutrient.
Coco A&B supplies the main mineral nutrition throughout the crop cycle, while Coco Bloom Stimulator is introduced from flower formation to provide specialist flowering-stage support.
The two can therefore form different parts of the same B'cuzz Coco feeding programme.
Coco A&B vs Soil A&B
Atami produces separate base nutrients for coco and soil because the two growing media have different nutritional characteristics.
Coco A&B is formulated specifically around coco-based substrates, including their naturally low calcium content.
Soil A&B uses a different formulation designed specifically for soil and soil-based growing media.
Growers using coco should therefore choose the dedicated Coco A&B formulation rather than treating coco as conventional potting compost.
10L Coco A&B for commercial coco growing
The 10L format is particularly suited to professional growers, nurseries, larger reservoirs and commercial coco production where significant quantities of nutrient solution are prepared regularly.
The pack contains 10L of Coco A plus 10L of Coco B, providing 20 litres of concentrated base nutrient in total.
At 1ml/L, each 10L component can prepare approximately 10,000 litres of nutrient solution. At the maximum general rate of 3ml/L, each component prepares approximately 3,333 litres.
This high treatment capacity makes the 10L format particularly practical for repeat crop production and larger-scale coco fertigation systems.
Atami B'cuzz Coco A&B 10L product details
| Brand | Atami |
|---|---|
| Range | B'cuzz |
| Product | Coco A&B |
| Product type | Two-part mineral base nutrient for coco |
| Pack size | 10L Coco A + 10L Coco B |
| Total concentrate | 20L |
| Growing medium | Coco & coco-based substrates |
| Coco A analysis | NK 5-5 W/W |
| Coco A calcium content | Approximately 4% W/W |
| Coco B analysis | PK 4-6 W/W |
| General dosage | 1-3ml/L Coco A + 1-3ml/L Coco B |
| Application stages | Growth, flowering & ripening |
| 100L solution | 100-300ml Coco A + 100-300ml Coco B |
| 500L solution | 500ml-1.5L Coco A + 500ml-1.5L Coco B |
| 1,000L solution | 1-3L Coco A + 1-3L Coco B |
| Approximate solution from each 10L part | 3,333-10,000L across the 1-3ml/L dosage range |
| Atami coco pH guidance | Approximately 5.5-6.2 |
| Mixing | Dilute A and B separately in water - never mix the concentrates directly |
Atami B'cuzz Coco A&B 10L FAQs
What is Atami B'cuzz Coco A&B?
Coco A&B is Atami's concentrated two-part mineral base nutrient formulated specifically for plants grown in coco and coco-based substrates. It can provide the base nutrition throughout the crop cycle.
What is the nutrient analysis of Atami Coco A&B?
Coco A has an NK 5-5 W/W analysis and contains approximately 4% calcium W/W. Coco B has a PK 4-6 W/W analysis and provides complementary nutrition.
Why does Coco A contain additional calcium?
Coco is naturally poor in calcium. Atami therefore includes approximately 4% calcium W/W in Coco A as part of its dedicated coco base nutrient formulation.
Why are Coco A and Coco B supplied separately?
Some mineral nutrients can react when stored together at high concentration. Separating A and B keeps the concentrated components stable until they are diluted into water.
Can I mix Coco A and Coco B directly together?
No. Never mix the undiluted concentrates directly. Add Coco A to water and mix thoroughly before adding Coco B to the diluted solution.
How much Atami Coco A&B should I use?
Atami gives a general dosage of 1-3ml/L of Coco A plus 1-3ml/L of Coco B. The final strength should be adjusted according to the crop and EC of the complete nutrient solution.
Can Coco A&B be used throughout flowering?
Yes. Coco A&B is designed to provide base nutrition throughout vegetative growth, flowering and ripening.
Do I need separate grow and bloom base nutrients?
No. Coco A and Coco B are complementary parts of the same base nutrient and remain in the feeding programme throughout the crop cycle. Specialist additives can be changed according to crop stage.
Can I use Coco Booster Uni with Coco A&B?
Yes. Coco Booster Uni is a supplementary product designed to complement the B'cuzz Coco programme during active growth and the transition towards flowering.
Can I use Coco Bloom Stimulator with Coco A&B?
Yes. Coco Bloom Stimulator can be introduced from flower formation while Coco A&B continues to supply the crop's base mineral nutrition.
What pH should I use when growing in coco?
Atami's coco cultivation guidance places the nutrient solution at approximately pH 5.5-6.2. The requirements of the crop, source water and growing system should also be considered.
Should I monitor EC when using Coco A&B?
Yes. EC provides a useful indication of the total nutrient concentration and should be checked after the complete feeding programme has been mixed.
Is Coco A&B suitable for automatic irrigation systems?
Yes. Coco A&B can be used in appropriately managed coco fertigation and automatic irrigation systems. Reservoirs and irrigation equipment should be maintained correctly.
How much nutrient is included in the 10L Coco A&B pack?
The pack contains 10L of Coco A plus 10L of Coco B, providing 20 litres of concentrated two-part nutrient in total.
Is the 10L size suitable for commercial coco growing?
Yes. Each 10L component can prepare approximately 3,333-10,000 litres of nutrient solution across Atami's general 1-3ml/L dosage range, making this size particularly suitable for larger reservoirs, nurseries and professional production.
£19.41
Unit price per£19.41
Unit price perAtami B'cuzz Blossom Builder Liquid 1L is a highly concentrated PK 18-23 bloom finisher developed for the later stages of flowering and ripening, supporting increased yield, larger fruits and flowers, improved structure and enhanced aromatic properties.
As flowering progresses, the nutritional priorities of a crop change. Plants increasingly concentrate their development on flowers, fruits and ripening, while the requirement for phosphorus and potassium becomes increasingly important.
B'cuzz Blossom Builder Liquid has been developed specifically for this later generative stage. Its concentrated PK 18-23 W/W formulation supplies high levels of phosphorus and potassium to support productive flower and fruit development as the crop approaches maturity.
Atami highlights increased yield, increased fruit size, a unique PK ratio and higher levels of sugars and essential oils among the key characteristics of Blossom Builder Liquid.
Suitable for soil, coco and hydroponic cultivation, Blossom Builder Liquid is highly concentrated and is applied at just 0.25-0.5ml/L. A 1L bottle can therefore prepare approximately 2,000-4,000 litres of nutrient solution.
Why choose Atami B'cuzz Blossom Builder Liquid?
Designed for later flowering & ripening
Blossom Builder Liquid is a specialist generative-stage product rather than a vegetative fertiliser. Its role becomes increasingly relevant as the crop progresses through flowering and moves towards ripening.
During this period, plants increasingly direct resources towards flower and fruit development. Phosphorus and potassium play important roles in this stage of crop development, which is reflected in Blossom Builder Liquid's concentrated PK 18-23 formulation.
Atami positions Blossom Builder Liquid as a finishing product that can be incorporated as the crop moves towards its final productive stages.
This allows growers to adapt the nutritional profile of the feeding programme as plant requirements change rather than simply increasing the concentration of the base nutrient.
Concentrated PK 18-23 nutrition
Atami specifies Blossom Builder Liquid as PK 18-23 W/W, providing a particularly concentrated source of phosphorus and potassium.
The formulation is designed around the increasing importance of these macronutrients as crops progress through flowering and fruit development.
Atami specifically highlights improved fruit structure, increased fruit size and increased yield among the intended benefits of the product.
Because Blossom Builder Liquid is highly concentrated, it should be accurately measured and incorporated into a balanced feeding programme rather than simply added on top of an already high-EC nutrient solution.
Supporting yield, fruit size, sugars & essential oils
Blossom Builder Liquid is designed around both crop productivity and final quality.
Atami highlights increased yield and increased fruit size, alongside improved aromatic properties as flowers and fruits mature.
The manufacturer also highlights a higher content of sugars and essential oils, making the product particularly relevant to flowering and fruiting crops where flavour, fragrance and final quality are important.
Final results will naturally depend on plant genetics, crop health, root development, irrigation, environment, light levels and the wider nutritional programme.
Suitable for soil, coco & hydro
B'cuzz Blossom Builder Liquid can be used across the three principal cultivation methods within the Atami nutrient range.
It is suitable for soil, coco and hydroponic cultivation, allowing growers to incorporate the same specialist bloom finisher while selecting the appropriate base nutrient for their growing medium.
This makes Blossom Builder Liquid useful across manually irrigated container crops, coco fertigation systems and appropriately managed hydroponic installations.
The base nutrient should always be selected and managed according to the growing medium and requirements of the crop.
How to use Atami B'cuzz Blossom Builder Liquid
Atami recommends using 0.25-0.5ml of Blossom Builder Liquid per litre of water.
At this concentration, use 2.5-5ml for 10L, 12.5-25ml for 50L, 25-50ml for 100L, 125-250ml for 500L and 250-500ml for 1,000L of nutrient solution.
A 1L bottle therefore prepares approximately 4,000L at 0.25ml/L or 2,000L at 0.5ml/L.
Blossom Builder Liquid is intended for later flowering and ripening. Exact timing and feeding strength should be adapted to the individual crop, its condition and the complete nutrient programme rather than following a rigid week-based schedule.
Because this is a concentrated PK product, monitor the EC of the complete nutrient solution and take account of other phosphorus and potassium products already being used.
Using Blossom Builder Liquid with a base nutrient
Blossom Builder Liquid can be integrated alongside the appropriate base nutrition for the chosen growing medium.
For coco-grown crops this may be B'cuzz Coco A&B, while soil and hydroponic growers can use the corresponding Atami base nutrient for their cultivation method.
The base nutrient provides the broader mineral nutrition required by the crop, while Blossom Builder Liquid supplies concentrated phosphorus and potassium as the plant progresses through later flowering and ripening.
This allows the feeding programme to respond to changing crop requirements without replacing the complete nutritional foundation.
Blossom Builder Liquid & B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator
Atami recommends using Blossom Builder Liquid in combination with B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator.
The two products have complementary roles. B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator provides flowering-stage stimulation, while Blossom Builder Liquid supplies concentrated PK nutrition during the later generative stages.
This allows flowering stimulation and late-stage phosphorus and potassium nutrition to be managed separately within the wider crop programme.
Blossom Builder Liquid vs Blossom Builder Tabzz
Blossom Builder Liquid and Blossom Builder Tabzz are both designed for later flowering, but they are different products with different formulations and application methods.
Blossom Builder Liquid is a concentrated PK 18-23 liquid finisher dosed into the nutrient solution at 0.25-0.5ml/L.
Blossom Builder Tabzz uses effervescent tablets that dissolve into the nutrient solution and has its own separate PK analysis and dosage instructions.
The two formats should therefore be used according to their individual application instructions rather than treated as directly interchangeable products.
Blossom Builder Liquid vs Bloombastic
Both products are used during flowering, but their formulations and roles differ.
Blossom Builder Liquid is a concentrated PK 18-23 finisher focused on phosphorus and potassium nutrition during later flowering and ripening.
Bloombastic is a PK 14-15 all-in-one bloom additive that Atami positions as a bloom stimulator, hardener, taste enhancer and activator of enzymatic processes during the final flowering stages.
Because both contribute substantial phosphorus and potassium, concentrated PK products should not automatically be stacked together. The complete nutrient programme and final EC should be considered first.
1L Blossom Builder Liquid for larger flowering programmes
The 1L bottle provides a practical size for larger reservoirs, repeat crop production and growers regularly using a late-flowering PK programme.
At the recommended 0.25-0.5ml/L dosage, each bottle prepares approximately 2,000-4,000 litres of nutrient solution.
A full outer case contains 12 x 1L bottles, providing 12 litres of Blossom Builder Liquid concentrate in total.
Atami B'cuzz Blossom Builder Liquid 1L product details
| Brand | Atami |
|---|---|
| Range | B'cuzz |
| Product | Blossom Builder Liquid |
| Product type | Concentrated bloom finisher |
| Size | 1L |
| PK analysis | PK 18-23 W/W |
| Primary function | Late flowering & ripening support |
| Key benefits | Supports yield, fruit size, structure, sugars, essential oils & aromatic properties |
| Suitable growing media | Soil, coco & hydro |
| Dosage | 0.25-0.5ml/L |
| 10L solution | 2.5-5ml |
| 50L solution | 12.5-25ml |
| 100L solution | 25-50ml |
| 500L solution | 125-250ml |
| 1,000L solution | 250-500ml |
| Approximate solution from 1L | 2,000-4,000L depending on dosage |
| Recommended combination | B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator |
| Irrigation | Suitable for manual & automatic irrigation systems |
| Outer case quantity | 12 x 1L bottles |
Atami B'cuzz Blossom Builder Liquid 1L FAQs
What does Atami Blossom Builder Liquid do?
Blossom Builder Liquid is a concentrated PK 18-23 bloom finisher designed to support yield, fruit size, flower and fruit structure and aromatic properties during later flowering and ripening.
What is the PK ratio of Blossom Builder Liquid?
The current European Atami formulation is PK 18-23 W/W.
When should Blossom Builder Liquid be used?
It is designed for later flowering and ripening, when plants are increasingly concentrating their development on flowers and fruits.
How much Blossom Builder Liquid should I use?
Atami recommends 0.25-0.5ml/L. One 1L bottle therefore prepares approximately 2,000-4,000 litres of nutrient solution.
Can Blossom Builder Liquid be used in coco?
Yes. Blossom Builder Liquid is suitable for coco and can be used alongside an appropriate coco base nutrient such as B'cuzz Coco A&B.
Can Blossom Builder Liquid be used in hydroponics?
Yes. Atami specifies Blossom Builder Liquid for hydroponic cultivation as well as coco and soil.
Can Blossom Builder Liquid be used in soil?
Yes. It can be incorporated into a soil-based flowering programme alongside suitable base nutrition.
Does Blossom Builder Liquid support larger fruits?
Yes. Atami specifically highlights increased fruit size and increased yield among the intended benefits of Blossom Builder Liquid.
Does Blossom Builder Liquid support sugars and essential oils?
Yes. Atami highlights higher sugar and essential-oil content among the characteristics associated with the product.
Can Blossom Builder Liquid be used with B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator?
Yes. Atami specifically recommends combining Blossom Builder Liquid with B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator as part of a flowering programme.
Is Blossom Builder Liquid a complete base nutrient?
It is primarily a concentrated late-flowering PK product. It can be integrated with the appropriate base nutrition for soil, coco or hydro according to the crop and feeding programme.
Is Blossom Builder Liquid the same as Blossom Builder Tabzz?
No. Blossom Builder Liquid is a PK 18-23 liquid concentrate, while Blossom Builder Tabzz uses dissolvable tablets with a different formulation and application rate.
Is Blossom Builder Liquid the same as Bloombastic?
No. Blossom Builder Liquid is a PK 18-23 bloom finisher, while Bloombastic is Atami's PK 14-15 all-in-one bloom additive. They occupy different positions within the Atami flowering range.
How many 1L bottles are in an outer case?
A full outer case contains 12 x 1L bottles.
£98.41
Unit price per£98.41
Unit price perAtami B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator 5L is a highly concentrated flowering stimulator designed to intensify the bloom period, supporting abundant flower formation, compact flowers and productive fruit development while helping maintain the natural taste and aroma of the crop.
Flowering represents a major change in the plant life cycle. Vegetative development begins to slow and the plant increasingly directs its resources towards generative growth, including the formation of flowers and eventually fruits.
B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator is introduced as the plant begins forming flowers. Atami describes it as helping kick-start the bloom phase, making flowering more intense and supporting a longer-lasting productive period.
The product is designed to encourage an abundant production of thick and compact flowers while supporting the eventual development of fruits with strong natural taste and aroma.
Bloom Stimulator is highly concentrated and contains almost no NPK value, meaning its role is fundamentally different from a base fertiliser or concentrated PK booster. Atami recommends 0.5-1ml/L, giving the 5L container a treatment capacity of approximately 5,000-10,000 litres of nutrient solution.
Why choose Atami B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator?
Helping kick-start the bloom phase
The transition from vegetative growth into flowering is one of the most important developmental changes in a flowering crop.
Before flowering, much of the plant's energy is directed towards roots, leaves, shoots and stems. As flowers begin to form, development becomes increasingly generative and the priorities of the crop change.
Atami recommends introducing B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator at this transition point. The product is designed to kick-start the bloom phase and make flowering more intense and longer lasting.
Starting at flower formation means the flowering programme can change alongside the developmental priorities of the plant rather than waiting until the crop is already well into bloom.
Supports thick, compact & abundant flowers
Atami specifically positions Bloom Stimulator around the development of a productive flowering crop.
The manufacturer describes its use as resulting in an explosive production of thick and compact flowers, with the flowering period becoming more intense and lasting longer.
This makes the product suitable for crops where the quality and abundance of flowers are important, as well as fruiting plants where successful flowering forms the foundation for subsequent fruit development.
Bloom Stimulator is therefore best viewed as a specialist generative-stage additive rather than simply another source of mineral nutrition.
From flower formation to fruit development
Flowering is closely linked to the productive potential of many horticultural crops. Once flowers have formed successfully, fruiting crops can progress towards fruit set, development and ripening.
Atami highlights Bloom Stimulator for vegetables and fruits such as bell peppers, chilli peppers and aubergines, as well as flowering ornamental plants.
The product is intended to support this generative development while helping preserve the natural taste and smell associated with the crop.
Final fruit size and yield will also depend on successful pollination, genetics, nutrition, irrigation, root health and environmental conditions.
A bloom stimulator, not a PK fertiliser
One of the most important distinctions with B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator is that it has almost no NPK value.
This means it performs a different role from a conventional base nutrient or concentrated phosphorus and potassium product.
The base fertiliser remains responsible for supplying the principal mineral nutrition required by the crop, while Bloom Stimulator provides specialist support for the flowering process.
This also distinguishes it from products such as Blossom Builder Liquid, Bloombastic and Rokzbastic, which contribute significant amounts of phosphorus and potassium during later flowering and ripening.
How to use Atami B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator
Atami recommends using 0.5-1ml of B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator per litre of water, beginning as flowers start to form.
At this dosage, use 5-10ml for 10L, 25-50ml for 50L, 50-100ml for 100L, 250-500ml for 500L and 500ml-1L for 1,000L of nutrient solution.
A 5L container therefore prepares approximately 10,000L at 0.5ml/L or 5,000L at 1ml/L.
Atami advises adding Bloom Stimulator when watering from the point of flower formation. The exact concentration can be adapted to the requirements of the individual plant or crop.
When using Bloom Stimulator as part of a wider nutrient programme, consider plant species, crop condition, environment, source water and the EC of the complete nutrient solution.
Bloom Stimulator & B'cuzz Booster
Atami states that Bloom Stimulator achieves its optimal effect in combination with B'cuzz Booster.
The appropriate Booster depends on the cultivation method. Growers using coco can integrate it alongside Coco Booster Uni, while corresponding B'cuzz programmes are available for soil and hydroponic cultivation.
The Booster and Bloom Stimulator perform complementary roles as the plant transitions from active vegetative development into flowering.
This allows the crop programme to progress gradually rather than making an abrupt change between vegetative and flowering nutrition.
Compatible with practically all base nutrients
Atami describes B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator as easy to use because it can be combined with practically all base nutrients.
This allows it to perform its specialist flowering role while the chosen base fertiliser continues supplying the plant's primary mineral nutrition.
Within the Atami range, it can therefore be incorporated alongside the appropriate B'cuzz base nutrient for soil, coco or hydro cultivation.
The final feeding programme should always be adjusted to the crop and growing system rather than assuming every plant requires identical nutrient strength.
Bloom Stimulator vs Coco Bloom Stimulator
Both products support flowering, but Atami positions them for different cultivation programmes.
B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator is the broader flowering stimulator that can be combined with practically all base nutrients and used across different cultivation programmes.
B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator is specifically developed for plants cultivated in coco and coco-based substrates.
Growers following Atami's dedicated coco programme can therefore select Coco Bloom Stimulator, while the standard Bloom Stimulator provides a flexible option across wider growing systems.
Bloom Stimulator vs Blossom Builder Liquid
These products are both associated with flowering but have fundamentally different nutritional roles.
B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator has almost no NPK value and is introduced from flower formation to stimulate and intensify the bloom phase.
Blossom Builder Liquid is a highly concentrated PK 18-23 flowering and ripening product supplying significant phosphorus and potassium during generative development.
Atami specifically recommends combining Blossom Builder Liquid with B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator, allowing flowering stimulation and concentrated PK nutrition to perform complementary roles.
Bloom Stimulator vs Bloombastic
Bloom Stimulator and Bloombastic are designed for different points and functions within the flowering programme.
Bloom Stimulator begins at flower formation and is intended to stimulate and intensify the flowering process.
Bloombastic is Atami's concentrated PK 14-15 all-in-one bloom additive used primarily during the final 4-6 weeks of flowering and ripening.
This means Bloom Stimulator can establish the flowering-stimulation programme earlier, while a later-stage product can be introduced as the crop approaches maturity where appropriate.
5L Bloom Stimulator for professional & commercial growing
The 5L format is particularly suitable for larger reservoirs, nurseries, commercial horticultural crops and growers repeatedly preparing flowering nutrient solutions.
At the recommended 0.5-1ml/L dosage, a single 5L container prepares approximately 5,000-10,000 litres of nutrient solution.
This high treatment capacity makes the 5L format practical for larger flowering programmes while retaining the same concentrated application rate as smaller pack sizes.
Atami B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator 5L product details
| Brand | Atami |
|---|---|
| Range | B'cuzz |
| Product | Bloom Stimulator |
| Product type | Concentrated flowering stimulator |
| Size | 5L |
| Primary function | Flowering & generative development stimulation |
| Application stage | From flower formation onwards |
| NPK value | Almost no NPK value |
| Key benefits | Supports intense flowering, thick compact flowers, fruit development, taste & aroma |
| Dosage | 0.5-1ml/L |
| 10L solution | 5-10ml |
| 50L solution | 25-50ml |
| 100L solution | 50-100ml |
| 500L solution | 250-500ml |
| 1,000L solution | 500ml-1L |
| Approximate solution from 5L | 5,000-10,000L depending on dosage |
| Recommended combination | Appropriate B'cuzz Booster |
| Base nutrient compatibility | Can be combined with practically all base nutrients |
| Example crops | Bell peppers, chilli peppers, aubergines & flowering ornamentals |
Atami B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator 5L FAQs
What does Atami B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator do?
It is designed to kick-start and intensify the flowering phase, supporting abundant production of thick, compact flowers and subsequent fruit development.
When should I start using B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator?
Atami recommends introducing it as the plant begins forming flowers, just before or as it enters the main bloom phase.
How much B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator should I use?
The recommended dosage is 0.5-1ml/L. A 5L container therefore prepares approximately 5,000-10,000 litres of nutrient solution.
Is B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator a PK booster?
No. Atami states that Bloom Stimulator has almost no NPK value. Its primary role is flowering stimulation rather than supplying concentrated phosphorus and potassium.
Do I still need a base nutrient with Bloom Stimulator?
Yes. Bloom Stimulator is a specialist additive rather than a complete base fertiliser. Atami states that it can be combined with practically all base nutrients.
Can Bloom Stimulator be used with B'cuzz Booster?
Yes. Atami specifically states that Bloom Stimulator achieves its optimal effect in combination with B'cuzz Booster.
Does Bloom Stimulator support compact flowers?
Yes. Atami specifically describes the product as supporting an abundant production of thick and compact flowers.
Can Bloom Stimulator be used on fruiting plants?
Yes. Atami lists crops such as bell peppers, chilli peppers and aubergines as suitable examples.
Can Bloom Stimulator be used on ornamental plants?
Yes. Atami also recommends it for flowering ornamental plants, making it useful beyond edible fruiting crops.
Does Bloom Stimulator support taste and aroma?
Yes. Atami positions the product as supporting flowers and eventual fruits with strong natural taste and smell.
What is the difference between Bloom Stimulator and Blossom Builder Liquid?
Bloom Stimulator has almost no NPK value and focuses on stimulating flowering. Blossom Builder Liquid is a concentrated PK 18-23 product supplying phosphorus and potassium during generative development. Atami recommends the two as complementary products.
What is the difference between Bloom Stimulator and Bloombastic?
Bloom Stimulator is introduced from flower formation to intensify flowering. Bloombastic is a concentrated PK 14-15 all-in-one bloom additive intended primarily for the final 4-6 weeks of flowering and ripening.
Is B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator suitable for commercial growing?
Yes. The 5L size is particularly practical for larger reservoirs and professional flowering programmes, providing approximately 5,000-10,000 litres of treated nutrient solution.
£11.16
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Unit price perAtami ATA Clean 1L is a highly concentrated irrigation system cleaner designed to prevent and remove mineral deposits from pumps, filters, drippers, tanks and irrigation pipework. Used at only 0.1ml/L, it helps keep nutrient delivery systems clean, free-flowing and operating efficiently.
Fertigation systems repeatedly carry water containing dissolved mineral nutrients. Over time, minerals including iron, manganese, calcium and magnesium can contribute to the formation of sediment, crystals and scale inside irrigation equipment.
ATA Clean is formulated to bond with these metallic nutrients and help break down the resulting crystals and flakes, making the residue water-soluble again so it can be discharged with the irrigation water.
It can be used preventatively and curatively, helping reduce new deposits while also tackling mineral residue that has already formed.
Atami recommends ATA Clean particularly for use with tap water. At the recommended 0.1ml/L dosage, one 1L bottle can treat approximately 10,000 litres of irrigation water.
Why choose Atami ATA Clean?
Why do irrigation systems develop mineral deposits?
Nutrient solutions contain dissolved minerals that must repeatedly travel through reservoirs, pumps, filters, pipes and irrigation outlets before reaching the crop.
Over time, some of these dissolved elements can form sediment, crystals and scale. Atami specifically identifies water-soluble metallic nutrients and ions such as iron, manganese, calcium and magnesium as potential contributors.
These deposits can gradually accumulate on internal surfaces, restrict irrigation lines and interfere with small drippers and nozzles.
Maintaining a clean irrigation system helps preserve water flow and reduces the risk of individual outlets becoming restricted by mineral accumulation.
How does Atami ATA Clean work?
ATA Clean contains substances that bond with the metallic nutrients responsible for mineral sediment formation.
Atami explains that the product helps break down crystals and flakes and make residue water-soluble again, allowing it to be carried out of the system with the irrigation water.
This allows ATA Clean to perform two useful maintenance functions. Preventative application helps control deposits before they become significant, while curative application can help remove residue that has already developed.
Regular maintenance is particularly valuable in systems with narrow irrigation lines and small dripper outlets where even relatively modest deposits can affect water flow.
For pumps, filters, drippers, tanks & pipes
ATA Clean is designed for maintenance across the complete irrigation circuit rather than for one individual component.
Atami's current grow guides specifically recommend it for cleaning pumps, filters, drippers, tanks and irrigation pipes.
This makes it particularly useful for automatic fertigation systems where one reservoir may supply numerous plants through a network of pipes and emitters.
Keeping these components free from excessive mineral residue supports more consistent water and nutrient delivery throughout the irrigation network.
Helps prevent clogged drippers & irrigation lines
Drip systems can be particularly vulnerable to mineral accumulation because water must pass through narrow internal channels and small outlets.
As deposits accumulate, water pressure and flow rate can be affected. Eventually, severe build-up can lead to partially or completely blocked irrigation outlets.
ATA Clean helps control the mineral deposits responsible for these restrictions, supporting efficient operation of drip irrigation and other nutrient-delivery systems.
This can be especially important in larger crops where a restricted dripper may otherwise be difficult to identify immediately.
How to use Atami ATA Clean
Atami recommends ATA Clean at 0.1ml per litre of water.
Prepare the normal base nutrient solution first and correct the pH if required. Atami specifies a pH range of 5.5-6.5 in its ATA Clean application guidance. Allow the base nutrient solution to stand briefly before adding ATA Clean.
At 0.1ml/L, use 1ml for 10L, 5ml for 50L, 10ml for 100L, 50ml for 500L and 100ml for 1,000L of irrigation water.
One 1L bottle therefore provides enough concentrate for approximately 10,000 litres of irrigation water.
Accurate measuring equipment is recommended when preparing smaller reservoirs because ATA Clean is used at a very low concentration.
Preventative & curative irrigation maintenance
ATA Clean can be incorporated before an irrigation system develops a serious blockage.
Atami describes the product as suitable for both preventative and curative use. Preventative application helps minimise mineral accumulation, while curative application helps break down deposits that have already formed.
Atami's current grow guides recommend using ATA Clean at 0.1ml/L in a couple of irrigations each week when maintaining automatic irrigation systems.
This regular low-dose approach helps maintain pumps, filters, drippers, tanks and pipes without waiting for severe mineral accumulation to develop.
Especially useful with tap water
Atami specifically recommends ATA Clean for systems using tap water.
The mineral composition of tap water varies considerably between areas. Harder water can contain significant levels of dissolved calcium and magnesium, which can contribute to scale and mineral residue within irrigation equipment.
These source-water minerals combine with the mineral elements introduced through fertilisers, increasing the importance of irrigation-system maintenance.
Growers in hard-water areas can therefore benefit particularly from a preventative cleaning programme.
PK 18-6, but not a plant fertiliser
ATA Clean carries a PK 18-6 W/W analysis, but Atami specifically states that the product is not considered a fertiliser.
This is because ATA Clean is used at only 0.1ml/L. At such a low concentration, the phosphorus and potassium contained in the product have very little nutritional effect on the plant.
Its primary function is to maintain irrigation equipment by controlling mineral deposits rather than to supply crop nutrition.
Growers should therefore continue using the appropriate base nutrient and crop-stage supplements rather than treating ATA Clean as a PK flowering feed.
Ideal for automatic irrigation & fertigation
ATA Clean is particularly useful in systems where nutrient solution regularly passes through pumps, filters, pipes and small irrigation emitters.
Automatic irrigation can save substantial labour and provide consistent crop watering, but it also makes system reliability especially important.
Mineral deposits can affect pressure and flow within these systems. Keeping internal components cleaner helps maintain reliable nutrient delivery and can reduce maintenance associated with blocked irrigation equipment.
ATA Clean can be incorporated into irrigation maintenance from the early stages of a crop rather than waiting for visible scale or blockages to appear.
ATA Clean vs Atazyme
ATA Clean and Atazyme are both useful for maintaining growing systems, but they target different types of material.
ATA Clean is primarily an irrigation-system cleaner. It targets mineral-based scale and sediment within pumps, filters, drippers, tanks and pipes.
Atazyme is an enzyme-based additive that helps break down old and dead root material and other organic debris within the growing environment.
ATA Clean therefore focuses on mineral deposits within irrigation equipment, while Atazyme performs an enzyme-based role associated with the substrate and root zone.
1L ATA Clean for up to 10,000L of irrigation water
ATA Clean's very low 0.1ml/L application rate gives the 1L bottle excellent treatment capacity.
One bottle contains 1,000ml of concentrate and can therefore treat approximately 10,000 litres of irrigation water.
This makes the 1L format suitable for hobby and professional growers using automatic irrigation, drip systems and nutrient reservoirs without requiring the larger 5L or 10L commercial formats.
The 1L format is supplied in outer cases of 12 bottles.
Atami ATA Clean 1L product details
| Brand | Atami |
|---|---|
| Range | ATA |
| Product | ATA Clean |
| Product type | Irrigation system cleaner & mineral deposit remover |
| Size | 1L |
| Primary function | Prevents & removes mineral sediment from irrigation systems |
| Suitable equipment | Pumps, filters, drippers, tanks & irrigation pipework |
| Application | Preventative & curative |
| Dosage | 0.1ml/L |
| 10L water | 1ml |
| 50L water | 5ml |
| 100L water | 10ml |
| 500L water | 50ml |
| 1,000L water | 100ml |
| Approximate treatment capacity | 10,000L of irrigation water |
| Atami application pH | 5.5-6.5 |
| Analysis | PK 18-6 W/W |
| Fertiliser | No - Atami states that ATA Clean is not considered a fertiliser due to its very low application rate |
| Water source | Especially recommended for tap water |
| Automatic irrigation | Suitable |
| Outer case quantity | 12 x 1L bottles |
Atami ATA Clean 1L FAQs
What is Atami ATA Clean used for?
ATA Clean is designed to prevent and remove mineral deposits from irrigation equipment including pumps, filters, drippers, nutrient tanks and pipework.
How does ATA Clean remove mineral deposits?
ATA Clean bonds with metallic nutrients associated with sediment formation and helps break down crystals and flakes, making the residue water-soluble so it can be discharged with the irrigation water.
How much ATA Clean should I use?
Atami recommends 0.1ml/L. At this concentration, one 1L bottle can treat approximately 10,000L of irrigation water.
Can ATA Clean help prevent blocked drippers?
Yes. By controlling mineral deposits, ATA Clean helps reduce the accumulation that can restrict narrow irrigation lines and dripper outlets.
Can ATA Clean remove deposits that have already formed?
Yes. Atami states that ATA Clean can be used both preventatively and curatively, so it can help tackle existing mineral residue as well as reduce future accumulation.
How often should ATA Clean be used?
Atami's product guidance supports preventative addition to nutrient solutions, while its current grow guides recommend using ATA Clean in a couple of irrigations each week at 0.1ml/L when maintaining automatic irrigation systems.
When should ATA Clean be added to the reservoir?
Prepare the normal base nutrient solution first and correct the pH if required. Allow the base nutrient to stand briefly and then add ATA Clean.
Is ATA Clean suitable for hard tap water?
Yes. Atami specifically recommends ATA Clean for tap water, making it particularly useful where dissolved minerals contribute to scale and sediment formation.
Is ATA Clean a fertiliser?
No. Although it has a PK 18-6 W/W analysis, Atami states that ATA Clean is not considered a fertiliser because its very low application rate means the nutrients have little effect on the plant itself.
Can ATA Clean be used while plants are growing?
Yes. ATA Clean is designed for use as part of an active irrigation programme, and Atami describes it as harmless to plants and the environment when used as directed.
What is the difference between ATA Clean and Atazyme?
ATA Clean targets mineral deposits inside irrigation equipment. Atazyme is an enzyme-based additive used to help break down old root material and organic debris within the growing environment.
Can ATA Clean be used with plant nutrients?
Yes. ATA Clean is designed to be incorporated alongside normal crop nutrition. Prepare the base nutrient solution first and add ATA Clean afterwards according to Atami's instructions.
How many ATA Clean 1L bottles are in an outer case?
A full outer case contains 12 x 1L bottles.
£9.90
Unit price per£9.90
Unit price perAtami VGN CalMag 1L - Veganic Calcium & Magnesium is a plant-derived liquid nutrient developed for soil-based growing and the wider Atami VGN veganic feeding programme.
Veganic calcium and magnesium supplementation without extra nitrogen. Supplied as one 1L bottle, this SKU is sold individually, not as a case or pallet.
Atami formulates VGN using plant-derived residual materials and positions the range around nutrient delivery alongside support for beneficial soil microorganisms. The VGN line is approved for use in organic farming by Control Union; this is a product-input approval, not a claim that any crop becomes certified organic simply by using it.
The range is designed for soil cultivation. Atami cautions that these organic liquids are less suitable for irrigation systems because they can generate odours and biofilm.
Why choose Atami VGN CalMag?
Understanding the CalMag formulation
Calcium is important for normal cell-wall structure and developing tissues, while magnesium is central to chlorophyll. VGN CalMag is especially relevant where irrigation water contains little calcium or magnesium, such as soft tap water, collected rainwater or reverse-osmosis water.
Use when source-water analysis, crop requirements or growing conditions indicate that additional calcium and magnesium are needed. Unlike many conventional CalMag products, Atami describes this formulation as nitrogen-free, allowing supplementation without adding nitrogen to the nutrient programme.
Plant-based nutrition and soil biology
VGN is Atami’s veganic fertiliser range: its nutrient ingredients are derived from plants rather than animal by-products. Atami describes the line as a way to make productive use of residual plant materials from other industries, supporting a circular approach to fertiliser production.
Organic molecules in these products also provide inputs to the soil ecosystem. Beneficial microorganisms play a role in nutrient cycling and substrate health, although results depend on soil conditions, crop management and the wider growing programme.
Control Union approval relates to use as an input in organic farming. Growers working to a formal organic certification scheme should still check their certifier’s requirements and retain the relevant product documentation.
How much VGN CalMag should I use?
Atami’s product-level dosage guidance: 1–2ml per litre of water throughout the growing cycle, according to Atami.
The manufacturer also publishes stage-by-stage grow guides. Their rates can differ by crop type and growing programme, so use the guide appropriate to your crop rather than combining separate maximum rates automatically.
Begin conservatively when working with a new crop, monitor plant response and adjust feeding according to substrate, water quality, environmental conditions and the manufacturer’s latest instructions.
Mixing and application
Use clean tap or rainwater in a clean watering can or suitable mixing container. Start with approximately half of the required water volume, then measure the recommended amount of product.
Add VGN CalMag to water and stir before introducing the other VGN nutrients or additives.
Stir thoroughly and top up to the final water volume before applying to the growing medium. Never mix concentrated fertilisers directly together before dilution unless the manufacturer expressly instructs you to do so.
VGN is primarily intended for soil growing and manual or otherwise suitable application. Because of the organic formulation, Atami warns that it can cause odours and biofilm in irrigation systems.
How CalMag fits into the Atami VGN system
VGN 5-2-2: nitrogen-led base nutrient for leafy growth and general development. VGN 2-2-4: potassium-led base nutrient that complements 5-2-2 and allows the overall nutrient balance to be adjusted.
VGN 1-4-4: phosphorus- and potassium-led booster introduced around flowering and ripening. VGN CalMag: nitrogen-free calcium and magnesium supplement used when water quality or crop demand calls for it.
The two base nutrients form the foundation of the programme; the bloom booster and CalMag are supplementary tools rather than automatic replacements for balanced feeding. Follow Atami’s crop-specific feeding guidance when combining them.
Suitable plants and professional applications
The VGN range is intended for soil-grown crops including ornamental plants, flowering plants, container-grown edibles and other suitable horticultural crops. Select products according to the crop’s growth stage, nutritional needs and growing medium.
Commercial nurseries, specialist retailers and serious growers can use the four-product system to explain a coherent plant-based feeding approach rather than selling unrelated nutrient bottles. For crops grown in recirculating or drip-fed systems, review Atami’s compatibility warning before specifying VGN.
Handling, storage and good practice
Store the bottle securely, upright and according to the product label, away from unnecessary heat and direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Measure doses accurately using clean equipment. Avoid contaminating the original container and do not store diluted nutrient solution for longer than the manufacturer recommends. Follow the product label for shelf life, storage conditions and any safety precautions.
Atami VGN product details
| Manufacturer | Atami |
|---|---|
| Range | VGN – Veganic Fertilisers |
| Product | VGN CalMag |
| Bottle size | 1L |
| Shopify selling unit | 1 bottle |
| Product role | Nitrogen-free calcium and magnesium supplement |
| NPK / nutrient description | Not assigned (nitrogen-free calcium/magnesium additive) |
| Manufacturer dosage | 1–2ml per litre of water throughout the growing cycle, according to Atami. |
| Recommended growing medium | Soil |
| Ingredients positioning | Plant-derived / veganic |
| Organic farming input status | Approved for organic farming by Control Union |
| Irrigation-system caution | Less suitable; may cause odours and biofilm |
Atami VGN CalMag 1L FAQs
What is Atami VGN CalMag used for?
Use when source-water analysis, crop requirements or growing conditions indicate that additional calcium and magnesium are needed. Unlike many conventional CalMag products, Atami describes this formulation as nitrogen-free, allowing supplementation without adding nitrogen to the nutrient programme. What does veganic mean?
Veganic nutrition uses plant-derived inputs rather than animal-derived ingredients. Atami’s VGN range is designed around this approach. Is VGN CalMag suitable for soil growing?
Yes. Atami identifies soil as the intended growing medium for VGN. Can it be used in automated irrigation systems?
Atami says the organic VGN range is less suitable for irrigation systems because it may produce odours and biofilm. What is the recommended dosage?
1–2ml per litre of water throughout the growing cycle, according to Atami. Can I combine it with other VGN products?
Yes, where the Atami feeding guide calls for a combination. Dilute each product separately into water and avoid mixing concentrates directly. Is this product approved for organic farming?
Atami states that the VGN range is approved for use in organic farming by Control Union. The grower remains responsible for meeting their own certification requirements. What size is supplied on this listing?
One 1L bottle. Case and pallet quantities, if supplied elsewhere, are logistics figures rather than the selling unit. Do I need all four VGN products?
Not necessarily. The two base nutrients form the core programme; the booster and CalMag are used according to growth stage, crop demand and water quality. How should I store it?
Follow the product label, keep the original container closed and upright, and avoid contamination and unsuitable temperatures. Does VGN CalMag add nitrogen?
No. Atami specifically describes VGN CalMag as nitrogen-free.
£4.79
Unit price per£4.79
Unit price perAtami VGN 5-2-2 500ml - Veganic Base Nutrient is a plant-derived liquid nutrient developed for soil-based growing and the wider Atami VGN veganic feeding programme.
Plant-based nitrogen nutrition for strong leafy growth. Supplied as one 500ml bottle, this SKU is sold individually, not as a case or pallet.
Atami formulates VGN using plant-derived residual materials and positions the range around nutrient delivery alongside support for beneficial soil microorganisms. The VGN line is approved for use in organic farming by Control Union; this is a product-input approval, not a claim that any crop becomes certified organic simply by using it.
The range is designed for soil cultivation. Atami cautions that these organic liquids are less suitable for irrigation systems because they can generate odours and biofilm.
Why choose Atami VGN 5-2-2?
Understanding the 5-2-2 formulation
The higher nitrogen proportion makes this the growth-focused member of the VGN base nutrient pair. Nitrogen contributes to chlorophyll and new leaf and shoot development, while the accompanying phosphorus and potassium provide complementary nutrition.
Use it as a foundation for leafy crops, establishing ornamentals and plants building vegetative growth. Its contribution can be adjusted relative to VGN 2-2-4 as the crop progresses. The product also contains chelated trace elements, according to Atami.
Plant-based nutrition and soil biology
VGN is Atami’s veganic fertiliser range: its nutrient ingredients are derived from plants rather than animal by-products. Atami describes the line as a way to make productive use of residual plant materials from other industries, supporting a circular approach to fertiliser production.
Organic molecules in these products also provide inputs to the soil ecosystem. Beneficial microorganisms play a role in nutrient cycling and substrate health, although results depend on soil conditions, crop management and the wider growing programme.
Control Union approval relates to use as an input in organic farming. Growers working to a formal organic certification scheme should still check their certifier’s requirements and retain the relevant product documentation.
How much VGN 5-2-2 should I use?
Atami’s product-level dosage guidance: 2–5ml per litre of water when used individually; alternatively 1–3ml per litre alongside 1–3ml per litre of VGN 2-2-4.
The manufacturer also publishes stage-by-stage grow guides. Their rates can differ by crop type and growing programme, so use the guide appropriate to your crop rather than combining separate maximum rates automatically.
Begin conservatively when working with a new crop, monitor plant response and adjust feeding according to substrate, water quality, environmental conditions and the manufacturer’s latest instructions.
Mixing and application
Use clean tap or rainwater in a clean watering can or suitable mixing container. Start with approximately half of the required water volume, then measure the recommended amount of product.
When used with VGN 2-2-4, add each concentrate separately to water and stir before adding the next product.
Stir thoroughly and top up to the final water volume before applying to the growing medium. Never mix concentrated fertilisers directly together before dilution unless the manufacturer expressly instructs you to do so.
VGN is primarily intended for soil growing and manual or otherwise suitable application. Because of the organic formulation, Atami warns that it can cause odours and biofilm in irrigation systems.
How 5-2-2 fits into the Atami VGN system
VGN 5-2-2: nitrogen-led base nutrient for leafy growth and general development. VGN 2-2-4: potassium-led base nutrient that complements 5-2-2 and allows the overall nutrient balance to be adjusted.
VGN 1-4-4: phosphorus- and potassium-led booster introduced around flowering and ripening. VGN CalMag: nitrogen-free calcium and magnesium supplement used when water quality or crop demand calls for it.
The two base nutrients form the foundation of the programme; the bloom booster and CalMag are supplementary tools rather than automatic replacements for balanced feeding. Follow Atami’s crop-specific feeding guidance when combining them.
Suitable plants and professional applications
The VGN range is intended for soil-grown crops including ornamental plants, flowering plants, container-grown edibles and other suitable horticultural crops. Select products according to the crop’s growth stage, nutritional needs and growing medium.
Commercial nurseries, specialist retailers and serious growers can use the four-product system to explain a coherent plant-based feeding approach rather than selling unrelated nutrient bottles. For crops grown in recirculating or drip-fed systems, review Atami’s compatibility warning before specifying VGN.
Handling, storage and good practice
Store the bottle securely, upright and according to the product label, away from unnecessary heat and direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Measure doses accurately using clean equipment. Avoid contaminating the original container and do not store diluted nutrient solution for longer than the manufacturer recommends. Follow the product label for shelf life, storage conditions and any safety precautions.
Atami VGN product details
| Manufacturer | Atami |
|---|---|
| Range | VGN – Veganic Fertilisers |
| Product | VGN 5-2-2 |
| Bottle size | 500ml |
| Shopify selling unit | 1 bottle |
| Product role | Nitrogen-rich base nutrient |
| NPK / nutrient description | 5-2-2 |
| Manufacturer dosage | 2–5ml per litre of water when used individually; alternatively 1–3ml per litre alongside 1–3ml per litre of VGN 2-2-4. |
| Recommended growing medium | Soil |
| Ingredients positioning | Plant-derived / veganic |
| Organic farming input status | Approved for organic farming by Control Union |
| Irrigation-system caution | Less suitable; may cause odours and biofilm |
Atami VGN 5-2-2 500ml FAQs
What is Atami VGN 5-2-2 used for?
Use it as a foundation for leafy crops, establishing ornamentals and plants building vegetative growth. Its contribution can be adjusted relative to VGN 2-2-4 as the crop progresses. The product also contains chelated trace elements, according to Atami. What does veganic mean?
Veganic nutrition uses plant-derived inputs rather than animal-derived ingredients. Atami’s VGN range is designed around this approach. Is VGN 5-2-2 suitable for soil growing?
Yes. Atami identifies soil as the intended growing medium for VGN. Can it be used in automated irrigation systems?
Atami says the organic VGN range is less suitable for irrigation systems because it may produce odours and biofilm. What is the recommended dosage?
2–5ml per litre of water when used individually; alternatively 1–3ml per litre alongside 1–3ml per litre of VGN 2-2-4. Can I combine it with other VGN products?
Yes, where the Atami feeding guide calls for a combination. Dilute each product separately into water and avoid mixing concentrates directly. Is this product approved for organic farming?
Atami states that the VGN range is approved for use in organic farming by Control Union. The grower remains responsible for meeting their own certification requirements. What size is supplied on this listing?
One 500ml bottle. Case and pallet quantities, if supplied elsewhere, are logistics figures rather than the selling unit. Do I need all four VGN products?
Not necessarily. The two base nutrients form the core programme; the booster and CalMag are used according to growth stage, crop demand and water quality. How should I store it?
Follow the product label, keep the original container closed and upright, and avoid contamination and unsuitable temperatures. Can the two VGN base nutrients be mixed together?
Yes, in water. Atami gives a combined-use example of 1–3ml per litre of each base nutrient, adjusted to the crop.
Atami VGN 5-2-2 1L - Veganic Base Nutrient is a plant-derived liquid nutrient developed for soil-based growing and the wider Atami VGN veganic feeding programme.
Plant-based nitrogen nutrition for strong leafy growth. Supplied as one 1L bottle, this SKU is sold individually, not as a case or pallet.
Atami formulates VGN using plant-derived residual materials and positions the range around nutrient delivery alongside support for beneficial soil microorganisms. The VGN line is approved for use in organic farming by Control Union; this is a product-input approval, not a claim that any crop becomes certified organic simply by using it.
The range is designed for soil cultivation. Atami cautions that these organic liquids are less suitable for irrigation systems because they can generate odours and biofilm.
Why choose Atami VGN 5-2-2?
Understanding the 5-2-2 formulation
The higher nitrogen proportion makes this the growth-focused member of the VGN base nutrient pair. Nitrogen contributes to chlorophyll and new leaf and shoot development, while the accompanying phosphorus and potassium provide complementary nutrition.
Use it as a foundation for leafy crops, establishing ornamentals and plants building vegetative growth. Its contribution can be adjusted relative to VGN 2-2-4 as the crop progresses. The product also contains chelated trace elements, according to Atami.
Plant-based nutrition and soil biology
VGN is Atami’s veganic fertiliser range: its nutrient ingredients are derived from plants rather than animal by-products. Atami describes the line as a way to make productive use of residual plant materials from other industries, supporting a circular approach to fertiliser production.
Organic molecules in these products also provide inputs to the soil ecosystem. Beneficial microorganisms play a role in nutrient cycling and substrate health, although results depend on soil conditions, crop management and the wider growing programme.
Control Union approval relates to use as an input in organic farming. Growers working to a formal organic certification scheme should still check their certifier’s requirements and retain the relevant product documentation.
How much VGN 5-2-2 should I use?
Atami’s product-level dosage guidance: 2–5ml per litre of water when used individually; alternatively 1–3ml per litre alongside 1–3ml per litre of VGN 2-2-4.
The manufacturer also publishes stage-by-stage grow guides. Their rates can differ by crop type and growing programme, so use the guide appropriate to your crop rather than combining separate maximum rates automatically.
Begin conservatively when working with a new crop, monitor plant response and adjust feeding according to substrate, water quality, environmental conditions and the manufacturer’s latest instructions.
Mixing and application
Use clean tap or rainwater in a clean watering can or suitable mixing container. Start with approximately half of the required water volume, then measure the recommended amount of product.
When used with VGN 2-2-4, add each concentrate separately to water and stir before adding the next product.
Stir thoroughly and top up to the final water volume before applying to the growing medium. Never mix concentrated fertilisers directly together before dilution unless the manufacturer expressly instructs you to do so.
VGN is primarily intended for soil growing and manual or otherwise suitable application. Because of the organic formulation, Atami warns that it can cause odours and biofilm in irrigation systems.
How 5-2-2 fits into the Atami VGN system
VGN 5-2-2: nitrogen-led base nutrient for leafy growth and general development. VGN 2-2-4: potassium-led base nutrient that complements 5-2-2 and allows the overall nutrient balance to be adjusted.
VGN 1-4-4: phosphorus- and potassium-led booster introduced around flowering and ripening. VGN CalMag: nitrogen-free calcium and magnesium supplement used when water quality or crop demand calls for it.
The two base nutrients form the foundation of the programme; the bloom booster and CalMag are supplementary tools rather than automatic replacements for balanced feeding. Follow Atami’s crop-specific feeding guidance when combining them.
Suitable plants and professional applications
The VGN range is intended for soil-grown crops including ornamental plants, flowering plants, container-grown edibles and other suitable horticultural crops. Select products according to the crop’s growth stage, nutritional needs and growing medium.
Commercial nurseries, specialist retailers and serious growers can use the four-product system to explain a coherent plant-based feeding approach rather than selling unrelated nutrient bottles. For crops grown in recirculating or drip-fed systems, review Atami’s compatibility warning before specifying VGN.
Handling, storage and good practice
Store the bottle securely, upright and according to the product label, away from unnecessary heat and direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Measure doses accurately using clean equipment. Avoid contaminating the original container and do not store diluted nutrient solution for longer than the manufacturer recommends. Follow the product label for shelf life, storage conditions and any safety precautions.
Atami VGN product details
| Manufacturer | Atami |
|---|---|
| Range | VGN – Veganic Fertilisers |
| Product | VGN 5-2-2 |
| Bottle size | 1L |
| Shopify selling unit | 1 bottle |
| Product role | Nitrogen-rich base nutrient |
| NPK / nutrient description | 5-2-2 |
| Manufacturer dosage | 2–5ml per litre of water when used individually; alternatively 1–3ml per litre alongside 1–3ml per litre of VGN 2-2-4. |
| Recommended growing medium | Soil |
| Ingredients positioning | Plant-derived / veganic |
| Organic farming input status | Approved for organic farming by Control Union |
| Irrigation-system caution | Less suitable; may cause odours and biofilm |
Atami VGN 5-2-2 1L FAQs
What is Atami VGN 5-2-2 used for?
Use it as a foundation for leafy crops, establishing ornamentals and plants building vegetative growth. Its contribution can be adjusted relative to VGN 2-2-4 as the crop progresses. The product also contains chelated trace elements, according to Atami. What does veganic mean?
Veganic nutrition uses plant-derived inputs rather than animal-derived ingredients. Atami’s VGN range is designed around this approach. Is VGN 5-2-2 suitable for soil growing?
Yes. Atami identifies soil as the intended growing medium for VGN. Can it be used in automated irrigation systems?
Atami says the organic VGN range is less suitable for irrigation systems because it may produce odours and biofilm. What is the recommended dosage?
2–5ml per litre of water when used individually; alternatively 1–3ml per litre alongside 1–3ml per litre of VGN 2-2-4. Can I combine it with other VGN products?
Yes, where the Atami feeding guide calls for a combination. Dilute each product separately into water and avoid mixing concentrates directly. Is this product approved for organic farming?
Atami states that the VGN range is approved for use in organic farming by Control Union. The grower remains responsible for meeting their own certification requirements. What size is supplied on this listing?
One 1L bottle. Case and pallet quantities, if supplied elsewhere, are logistics figures rather than the selling unit. Do I need all four VGN products?
Not necessarily. The two base nutrients form the core programme; the booster and CalMag are used according to growth stage, crop demand and water quality. How should I store it?
Follow the product label, keep the original container closed and upright, and avoid contamination and unsuitable temperatures. Can the two VGN base nutrients be mixed together?
Yes, in water. Atami gives a combined-use example of 1–3ml per litre of each base nutrient, adjusted to the crop.
Atami VGN 2-2-4 5L - Veganic Base Nutrient is a plant-derived liquid nutrient developed for soil-based growing and the wider Atami VGN veganic feeding programme.
Plant-derived potassium nutrition for resilient growth. Supplied as one 5L bottle, this SKU is sold individually, not as a case or pallet.
Atami formulates VGN using plant-derived residual materials and positions the range around nutrient delivery alongside support for beneficial soil microorganisms. The VGN line is approved for use in organic farming by Control Union; this is a product-input approval, not a claim that any crop becomes certified organic simply by using it.
The range is designed for soil cultivation. Atami cautions that these organic liquids are less suitable for irrigation systems because they can generate odours and biofilm.
Why choose Atami VGN 2-2-4?
Understanding the 2-2-4 formulation
VGN 2-2-4 provides a greater proportion of potassium than nitrogen. Potassium plays a key role in water regulation and normal plant metabolism, making this an important counterpart to the nitrogen-led 5-2-2 base nutrient.
Use as a base feed for soil-grown ornamentals, flowering plants and edible crops where a more potassium-led nutrient balance is appropriate. Atami states that this product includes chelated trace elements and can be combined with 5-2-2 to tailor the feed.
Plant-based nutrition and soil biology
VGN is Atami’s veganic fertiliser range: its nutrient ingredients are derived from plants rather than animal by-products. Atami describes the line as a way to make productive use of residual plant materials from other industries, supporting a circular approach to fertiliser production.
Organic molecules in these products also provide inputs to the soil ecosystem. Beneficial microorganisms play a role in nutrient cycling and substrate health, although results depend on soil conditions, crop management and the wider growing programme.
Control Union approval relates to use as an input in organic farming. Growers working to a formal organic certification scheme should still check their certifier’s requirements and retain the relevant product documentation.
How much VGN 2-2-4 should I use?
Atami’s product-level dosage guidance: 2–5ml per litre of water when used individually; alternatively 1–3ml per litre alongside 1–3ml per litre of VGN 5-2-2.
The manufacturer also publishes stage-by-stage grow guides. Their rates can differ by crop type and growing programme, so use the guide appropriate to your crop rather than combining separate maximum rates automatically.
Begin conservatively when working with a new crop, monitor plant response and adjust feeding according to substrate, water quality, environmental conditions and the manufacturer’s latest instructions.
Mixing and application
Use clean tap or rainwater in a clean watering can or suitable mixing container. Start with approximately half of the required water volume, then measure the recommended amount of product.
Blend with VGN 5-2-2 at the recommended combined-use rates, adding concentrates separately to water.
Stir thoroughly and top up to the final water volume before applying to the growing medium. Never mix concentrated fertilisers directly together before dilution unless the manufacturer expressly instructs you to do so.
VGN is primarily intended for soil growing and manual or otherwise suitable application. Because of the organic formulation, Atami warns that it can cause odours and biofilm in irrigation systems.
How 2-2-4 fits into the Atami VGN system
VGN 5-2-2: nitrogen-led base nutrient for leafy growth and general development. VGN 2-2-4: potassium-led base nutrient that complements 5-2-2 and allows the overall nutrient balance to be adjusted.
VGN 1-4-4: phosphorus- and potassium-led booster introduced around flowering and ripening. VGN CalMag: nitrogen-free calcium and magnesium supplement used when water quality or crop demand calls for it.
The two base nutrients form the foundation of the programme; the bloom booster and CalMag are supplementary tools rather than automatic replacements for balanced feeding. Follow Atami’s crop-specific feeding guidance when combining them.
Suitable plants and professional applications
The VGN range is intended for soil-grown crops including ornamental plants, flowering plants, container-grown edibles and other suitable horticultural crops. Select products according to the crop’s growth stage, nutritional needs and growing medium.
Commercial nurseries, specialist retailers and serious growers can use the four-product system to explain a coherent plant-based feeding approach rather than selling unrelated nutrient bottles. For crops grown in recirculating or drip-fed systems, review Atami’s compatibility warning before specifying VGN.
Handling, storage and good practice
Store the bottle securely, upright and according to the product label, away from unnecessary heat and direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Measure doses accurately using clean equipment. Avoid contaminating the original container and do not store diluted nutrient solution for longer than the manufacturer recommends. Follow the product label for shelf life, storage conditions and any safety precautions.
Atami VGN product details
| Manufacturer | Atami |
|---|---|
| Range | VGN – Veganic Fertilisers |
| Product | VGN 2-2-4 |
| Bottle size | 5L |
| Shopify selling unit | 1 bottle |
| Product role | Potassium-rich base nutrient |
| NPK / nutrient description | 2-2-4 |
| Manufacturer dosage | 2–5ml per litre of water when used individually; alternatively 1–3ml per litre alongside 1–3ml per litre of VGN 5-2-2. |
| Recommended growing medium | Soil |
| Ingredients positioning | Plant-derived / veganic |
| Organic farming input status | Approved for organic farming by Control Union |
| Irrigation-system caution | Less suitable; may cause odours and biofilm |
Atami VGN 2-2-4 5L FAQs
What is Atami VGN 2-2-4 used for?
Use as a base feed for soil-grown ornamentals, flowering plants and edible crops where a more potassium-led nutrient balance is appropriate. Atami states that this product includes chelated trace elements and can be combined with 5-2-2 to tailor the feed. What does veganic mean?
Veganic nutrition uses plant-derived inputs rather than animal-derived ingredients. Atami’s VGN range is designed around this approach. Is VGN 2-2-4 suitable for soil growing?
Yes. Atami identifies soil as the intended growing medium for VGN. Can it be used in automated irrigation systems?
Atami says the organic VGN range is less suitable for irrigation systems because it may produce odours and biofilm. What is the recommended dosage?
2–5ml per litre of water when used individually; alternatively 1–3ml per litre alongside 1–3ml per litre of VGN 5-2-2. Can I combine it with other VGN products?
Yes, where the Atami feeding guide calls for a combination. Dilute each product separately into water and avoid mixing concentrates directly. Is this product approved for organic farming?
Atami states that the VGN range is approved for use in organic farming by Control Union. The grower remains responsible for meeting their own certification requirements. What size is supplied on this listing?
One 5L bottle. Case and pallet quantities, if supplied elsewhere, are logistics figures rather than the selling unit. Do I need all four VGN products?
Not necessarily. The two base nutrients form the core programme; the booster and CalMag are used according to growth stage, crop demand and water quality. How should I store it?
Follow the product label, keep the original container closed and upright, and avoid contamination and unsuitable temperatures. Can the two VGN base nutrients be mixed together?
Yes, in water. Atami gives a combined-use example of 1–3ml per litre of each base nutrient, adjusted to the crop.
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Unit price perAtami VGN 2-2-4 500ml - Veganic Base Nutrient is a plant-derived liquid nutrient developed for soil-based growing and the wider Atami VGN veganic feeding programme.
Plant-derived potassium nutrition for resilient growth. Supplied as one 500ml bottle, this SKU is sold individually, not as a case or pallet.
Atami formulates VGN using plant-derived residual materials and positions the range around nutrient delivery alongside support for beneficial soil microorganisms. The VGN line is approved for use in organic farming by Control Union; this is a product-input approval, not a claim that any crop becomes certified organic simply by using it.
The range is designed for soil cultivation. Atami cautions that these organic liquids are less suitable for irrigation systems because they can generate odours and biofilm.
Why choose Atami VGN 2-2-4?
Understanding the 2-2-4 formulation
VGN 2-2-4 provides a greater proportion of potassium than nitrogen. Potassium plays a key role in water regulation and normal plant metabolism, making this an important counterpart to the nitrogen-led 5-2-2 base nutrient.
Use as a base feed for soil-grown ornamentals, flowering plants and edible crops where a more potassium-led nutrient balance is appropriate. Atami states that this product includes chelated trace elements and can be combined with 5-2-2 to tailor the feed.
Plant-based nutrition and soil biology
VGN is Atami’s veganic fertiliser range: its nutrient ingredients are derived from plants rather than animal by-products. Atami describes the line as a way to make productive use of residual plant materials from other industries, supporting a circular approach to fertiliser production.
Organic molecules in these products also provide inputs to the soil ecosystem. Beneficial microorganisms play a role in nutrient cycling and substrate health, although results depend on soil conditions, crop management and the wider growing programme.
Control Union approval relates to use as an input in organic farming. Growers working to a formal organic certification scheme should still check their certifier’s requirements and retain the relevant product documentation.
How much VGN 2-2-4 should I use?
Atami’s product-level dosage guidance: 2–5ml per litre of water when used individually; alternatively 1–3ml per litre alongside 1–3ml per litre of VGN 5-2-2.
The manufacturer also publishes stage-by-stage grow guides. Their rates can differ by crop type and growing programme, so use the guide appropriate to your crop rather than combining separate maximum rates automatically.
Begin conservatively when working with a new crop, monitor plant response and adjust feeding according to substrate, water quality, environmental conditions and the manufacturer’s latest instructions.
Mixing and application
Use clean tap or rainwater in a clean watering can or suitable mixing container. Start with approximately half of the required water volume, then measure the recommended amount of product.
Blend with VGN 5-2-2 at the recommended combined-use rates, adding concentrates separately to water.
Stir thoroughly and top up to the final water volume before applying to the growing medium. Never mix concentrated fertilisers directly together before dilution unless the manufacturer expressly instructs you to do so.
VGN is primarily intended for soil growing and manual or otherwise suitable application. Because of the organic formulation, Atami warns that it can cause odours and biofilm in irrigation systems.
How 2-2-4 fits into the Atami VGN system
VGN 5-2-2: nitrogen-led base nutrient for leafy growth and general development. VGN 2-2-4: potassium-led base nutrient that complements 5-2-2 and allows the overall nutrient balance to be adjusted.
VGN 1-4-4: phosphorus- and potassium-led booster introduced around flowering and ripening. VGN CalMag: nitrogen-free calcium and magnesium supplement used when water quality or crop demand calls for it.
The two base nutrients form the foundation of the programme; the bloom booster and CalMag are supplementary tools rather than automatic replacements for balanced feeding. Follow Atami’s crop-specific feeding guidance when combining them.
Suitable plants and professional applications
The VGN range is intended for soil-grown crops including ornamental plants, flowering plants, container-grown edibles and other suitable horticultural crops. Select products according to the crop’s growth stage, nutritional needs and growing medium.
Commercial nurseries, specialist retailers and serious growers can use the four-product system to explain a coherent plant-based feeding approach rather than selling unrelated nutrient bottles. For crops grown in recirculating or drip-fed systems, review Atami’s compatibility warning before specifying VGN.
Handling, storage and good practice
Store the bottle securely, upright and according to the product label, away from unnecessary heat and direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Measure doses accurately using clean equipment. Avoid contaminating the original container and do not store diluted nutrient solution for longer than the manufacturer recommends. Follow the product label for shelf life, storage conditions and any safety precautions.
Atami VGN product details
| Manufacturer | Atami |
|---|---|
| Range | VGN – Veganic Fertilisers |
| Product | VGN 2-2-4 |
| Bottle size | 500ml |
| Shopify selling unit | 1 bottle |
| Product role | Potassium-rich base nutrient |
| NPK / nutrient description | 2-2-4 |
| Manufacturer dosage | 2–5ml per litre of water when used individually; alternatively 1–3ml per litre alongside 1–3ml per litre of VGN 5-2-2. |
| Recommended growing medium | Soil |
| Ingredients positioning | Plant-derived / veganic |
| Organic farming input status | Approved for organic farming by Control Union |
| Irrigation-system caution | Less suitable; may cause odours and biofilm |
Atami VGN 2-2-4 500ml FAQs
What is Atami VGN 2-2-4 used for?
Use as a base feed for soil-grown ornamentals, flowering plants and edible crops where a more potassium-led nutrient balance is appropriate. Atami states that this product includes chelated trace elements and can be combined with 5-2-2 to tailor the feed. What does veganic mean?
Veganic nutrition uses plant-derived inputs rather than animal-derived ingredients. Atami’s VGN range is designed around this approach. Is VGN 2-2-4 suitable for soil growing?
Yes. Atami identifies soil as the intended growing medium for VGN. Can it be used in automated irrigation systems?
Atami says the organic VGN range is less suitable for irrigation systems because it may produce odours and biofilm. What is the recommended dosage?
2–5ml per litre of water when used individually; alternatively 1–3ml per litre alongside 1–3ml per litre of VGN 5-2-2. Can I combine it with other VGN products?
Yes, where the Atami feeding guide calls for a combination. Dilute each product separately into water and avoid mixing concentrates directly. Is this product approved for organic farming?
Atami states that the VGN range is approved for use in organic farming by Control Union. The grower remains responsible for meeting their own certification requirements. What size is supplied on this listing?
One 500ml bottle. Case and pallet quantities, if supplied elsewhere, are logistics figures rather than the selling unit. Do I need all four VGN products?
Not necessarily. The two base nutrients form the core programme; the booster and CalMag are used according to growth stage, crop demand and water quality. How should I store it?
Follow the product label, keep the original container closed and upright, and avoid contamination and unsuitable temperatures. Can the two VGN base nutrients be mixed together?
Yes, in water. Atami gives a combined-use example of 1–3ml per litre of each base nutrient, adjusted to the crop.
Atami VGN 2-2-4 1L - Veganic Base Nutrient is a plant-derived liquid nutrient developed for soil-based growing and the wider Atami VGN veganic feeding programme.
Plant-derived potassium nutrition for resilient growth. Supplied as one 1L bottle, this SKU is sold individually, not as a case or pallet.
Atami formulates VGN using plant-derived residual materials and positions the range around nutrient delivery alongside support for beneficial soil microorganisms. The VGN line is approved for use in organic farming by Control Union; this is a product-input approval, not a claim that any crop becomes certified organic simply by using it.
The range is designed for soil cultivation. Atami cautions that these organic liquids are less suitable for irrigation systems because they can generate odours and biofilm.
Why choose Atami VGN 2-2-4?
Understanding the 2-2-4 formulation
VGN 2-2-4 provides a greater proportion of potassium than nitrogen. Potassium plays a key role in water regulation and normal plant metabolism, making this an important counterpart to the nitrogen-led 5-2-2 base nutrient.
Use as a base feed for soil-grown ornamentals, flowering plants and edible crops where a more potassium-led nutrient balance is appropriate. Atami states that this product includes chelated trace elements and can be combined with 5-2-2 to tailor the feed.
Plant-based nutrition and soil biology
VGN is Atami’s veganic fertiliser range: its nutrient ingredients are derived from plants rather than animal by-products. Atami describes the line as a way to make productive use of residual plant materials from other industries, supporting a circular approach to fertiliser production.
Organic molecules in these products also provide inputs to the soil ecosystem. Beneficial microorganisms play a role in nutrient cycling and substrate health, although results depend on soil conditions, crop management and the wider growing programme.
Control Union approval relates to use as an input in organic farming. Growers working to a formal organic certification scheme should still check their certifier’s requirements and retain the relevant product documentation.
How much VGN 2-2-4 should I use?
Atami’s product-level dosage guidance: 2–5ml per litre of water when used individually; alternatively 1–3ml per litre alongside 1–3ml per litre of VGN 5-2-2.
The manufacturer also publishes stage-by-stage grow guides. Their rates can differ by crop type and growing programme, so use the guide appropriate to your crop rather than combining separate maximum rates automatically.
Begin conservatively when working with a new crop, monitor plant response and adjust feeding according to substrate, water quality, environmental conditions and the manufacturer’s latest instructions.
Mixing and application
Use clean tap or rainwater in a clean watering can or suitable mixing container. Start with approximately half of the required water volume, then measure the recommended amount of product.
Blend with VGN 5-2-2 at the recommended combined-use rates, adding concentrates separately to water.
Stir thoroughly and top up to the final water volume before applying to the growing medium. Never mix concentrated fertilisers directly together before dilution unless the manufacturer expressly instructs you to do so.
VGN is primarily intended for soil growing and manual or otherwise suitable application. Because of the organic formulation, Atami warns that it can cause odours and biofilm in irrigation systems.
How 2-2-4 fits into the Atami VGN system
VGN 5-2-2: nitrogen-led base nutrient for leafy growth and general development. VGN 2-2-4: potassium-led base nutrient that complements 5-2-2 and allows the overall nutrient balance to be adjusted.
VGN 1-4-4: phosphorus- and potassium-led booster introduced around flowering and ripening. VGN CalMag: nitrogen-free calcium and magnesium supplement used when water quality or crop demand calls for it.
The two base nutrients form the foundation of the programme; the bloom booster and CalMag are supplementary tools rather than automatic replacements for balanced feeding. Follow Atami’s crop-specific feeding guidance when combining them.
Suitable plants and professional applications
The VGN range is intended for soil-grown crops including ornamental plants, flowering plants, container-grown edibles and other suitable horticultural crops. Select products according to the crop’s growth stage, nutritional needs and growing medium.
Commercial nurseries, specialist retailers and serious growers can use the four-product system to explain a coherent plant-based feeding approach rather than selling unrelated nutrient bottles. For crops grown in recirculating or drip-fed systems, review Atami’s compatibility warning before specifying VGN.
Handling, storage and good practice
Store the bottle securely, upright and according to the product label, away from unnecessary heat and direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Measure doses accurately using clean equipment. Avoid contaminating the original container and do not store diluted nutrient solution for longer than the manufacturer recommends. Follow the product label for shelf life, storage conditions and any safety precautions.
Atami VGN product details
| Manufacturer | Atami |
|---|---|
| Range | VGN – Veganic Fertilisers |
| Product | VGN 2-2-4 |
| Bottle size | 1L |
| Shopify selling unit | 1 bottle |
| Product role | Potassium-rich base nutrient |
| NPK / nutrient description | 2-2-4 |
| Manufacturer dosage | 2–5ml per litre of water when used individually; alternatively 1–3ml per litre alongside 1–3ml per litre of VGN 5-2-2. |
| Recommended growing medium | Soil |
| Ingredients positioning | Plant-derived / veganic |
| Organic farming input status | Approved for organic farming by Control Union |
| Irrigation-system caution | Less suitable; may cause odours and biofilm |
Atami VGN 2-2-4 1L FAQs
What is Atami VGN 2-2-4 used for?
Use as a base feed for soil-grown ornamentals, flowering plants and edible crops where a more potassium-led nutrient balance is appropriate. Atami states that this product includes chelated trace elements and can be combined with 5-2-2 to tailor the feed. What does veganic mean?
Veganic nutrition uses plant-derived inputs rather than animal-derived ingredients. Atami’s VGN range is designed around this approach. Is VGN 2-2-4 suitable for soil growing?
Yes. Atami identifies soil as the intended growing medium for VGN. Can it be used in automated irrigation systems?
Atami says the organic VGN range is less suitable for irrigation systems because it may produce odours and biofilm. What is the recommended dosage?
2–5ml per litre of water when used individually; alternatively 1–3ml per litre alongside 1–3ml per litre of VGN 5-2-2. Can I combine it with other VGN products?
Yes, where the Atami feeding guide calls for a combination. Dilute each product separately into water and avoid mixing concentrates directly. Is this product approved for organic farming?
Atami states that the VGN range is approved for use in organic farming by Control Union. The grower remains responsible for meeting their own certification requirements. What size is supplied on this listing?
One 1L bottle. Case and pallet quantities, if supplied elsewhere, are logistics figures rather than the selling unit. Do I need all four VGN products?
Not necessarily. The two base nutrients form the core programme; the booster and CalMag are used according to growth stage, crop demand and water quality. How should I store it?
Follow the product label, keep the original container closed and upright, and avoid contamination and unsuitable temperatures. Can the two VGN base nutrients be mixed together?
Yes, in water. Atami gives a combined-use example of 1–3ml per litre of each base nutrient, adjusted to the crop.
Atami VGN 1-4-4 5L - Veganic Bloom Booster is a plant-derived liquid nutrient developed for soil-based growing and the wider Atami VGN veganic feeding programme.
Plant-based phosphorus and potassium support for flowering crops. Supplied as one 5L bottle, this SKU is sold individually, not as a case or pallet.
Atami formulates VGN using plant-derived residual materials and positions the range around nutrient delivery alongside support for beneficial soil microorganisms. The VGN line is approved for use in organic farming by Control Union; this is a product-input approval, not a claim that any crop becomes certified organic simply by using it.
The range is designed for soil cultivation. Atami cautions that these organic liquids are less suitable for irrigation systems because they can generate odours and biofilm.
Why choose Atami VGN 1-4-4?
Understanding the 1-4-4 formulation
With a 1-4-4 NPK ratio, this supplementary fertiliser provides additional phosphorus and potassium relative to nitrogen. It is designed to complement—not replace—the two VGN base nutrients as plants move into reproductive development.
For flowering ornamentals, fruiting crops and other plants with a defined bloom or ripening phase, use VGN 1-4-4 as the crop enters flowering. Atami positions it as the dedicated booster in the VGN system.
Plant-based nutrition and soil biology
VGN is Atami’s veganic fertiliser range: its nutrient ingredients are derived from plants rather than animal by-products. Atami describes the line as a way to make productive use of residual plant materials from other industries, supporting a circular approach to fertiliser production.
Organic molecules in these products also provide inputs to the soil ecosystem. Beneficial microorganisms play a role in nutrient cycling and substrate health, although results depend on soil conditions, crop management and the wider growing programme.
Control Union approval relates to use as an input in organic farming. Growers working to a formal organic certification scheme should still check their certifier’s requirements and retain the relevant product documentation.
How much VGN 1-4-4 should I use?
Atami’s product-level dosage guidance: 1–3ml per litre of water according to Atami’s product guidance; begin towards the end of vegetative growth and increase as appropriate through flowering and ripening.
The manufacturer also publishes stage-by-stage grow guides. Their rates can differ by crop type and growing programme, so use the guide appropriate to your crop rather than combining separate maximum rates automatically.
Begin conservatively when working with a new crop, monitor plant response and adjust feeding according to substrate, water quality, environmental conditions and the manufacturer’s latest instructions.
Mixing and application
Use clean tap or rainwater in a clean watering can or suitable mixing container. Start with approximately half of the required water volume, then measure the recommended amount of product.
Prepare the base nutrients in water first, stirring well, then add the VGN 1-4-4 booster and top up with the remaining water.
Stir thoroughly and top up to the final water volume before applying to the growing medium. Never mix concentrated fertilisers directly together before dilution unless the manufacturer expressly instructs you to do so.
VGN is primarily intended for soil growing and manual or otherwise suitable application. Because of the organic formulation, Atami warns that it can cause odours and biofilm in irrigation systems.
How 1-4-4 fits into the Atami VGN system
VGN 5-2-2: nitrogen-led base nutrient for leafy growth and general development. VGN 2-2-4: potassium-led base nutrient that complements 5-2-2 and allows the overall nutrient balance to be adjusted.
VGN 1-4-4: phosphorus- and potassium-led booster introduced around flowering and ripening. VGN CalMag: nitrogen-free calcium and magnesium supplement used when water quality or crop demand calls for it.
The two base nutrients form the foundation of the programme; the bloom booster and CalMag are supplementary tools rather than automatic replacements for balanced feeding. Follow Atami’s crop-specific feeding guidance when combining them.
Suitable plants and professional applications
The VGN range is intended for soil-grown crops including ornamental plants, flowering plants, container-grown edibles and other suitable horticultural crops. Select products according to the crop’s growth stage, nutritional needs and growing medium.
Commercial nurseries, specialist retailers and serious growers can use the four-product system to explain a coherent plant-based feeding approach rather than selling unrelated nutrient bottles. For crops grown in recirculating or drip-fed systems, review Atami’s compatibility warning before specifying VGN.
Handling, storage and good practice
Store the bottle securely, upright and according to the product label, away from unnecessary heat and direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Measure doses accurately using clean equipment. Avoid contaminating the original container and do not store diluted nutrient solution for longer than the manufacturer recommends. Follow the product label for shelf life, storage conditions and any safety precautions.
Atami VGN product details
| Manufacturer | Atami |
|---|---|
| Range | VGN – Veganic Fertilisers |
| Product | VGN 1-4-4 |
| Bottle size | 5L |
| Shopify selling unit | 1 bottle |
| Product role | Flowering and ripening booster |
| NPK / nutrient description | 1-4-4 |
| Manufacturer dosage | 1–3ml per litre of water according to Atami’s product guidance; begin towards the end of vegetative growth and increase as appropriate through flowering and ripening. |
| Recommended growing medium | Soil |
| Ingredients positioning | Plant-derived / veganic |
| Organic farming input status | Approved for organic farming by Control Union |
| Irrigation-system caution | Less suitable; may cause odours and biofilm |
Atami VGN 1-4-4 5L FAQs
What is Atami VGN 1-4-4 used for?
For flowering ornamentals, fruiting crops and other plants with a defined bloom or ripening phase, use VGN 1-4-4 as the crop enters flowering. Atami positions it as the dedicated booster in the VGN system. What does veganic mean?
Veganic nutrition uses plant-derived inputs rather than animal-derived ingredients. Atami’s VGN range is designed around this approach. Is VGN 1-4-4 suitable for soil growing?
Yes. Atami identifies soil as the intended growing medium for VGN. Can it be used in automated irrigation systems?
Atami says the organic VGN range is less suitable for irrigation systems because it may produce odours and biofilm. What is the recommended dosage?
1–3ml per litre of water according to Atami’s product guidance; begin towards the end of vegetative growth and increase as appropriate through flowering and ripening. Can I combine it with other VGN products?
Yes, where the Atami feeding guide calls for a combination. Dilute each product separately into water and avoid mixing concentrates directly. Is this product approved for organic farming?
Atami states that the VGN range is approved for use in organic farming by Control Union. The grower remains responsible for meeting their own certification requirements. What size is supplied on this listing?
One 5L bottle. Case and pallet quantities, if supplied elsewhere, are logistics figures rather than the selling unit. Do I need all four VGN products?
Not necessarily. The two base nutrients form the core programme; the booster and CalMag are used according to growth stage, crop demand and water quality. How should I store it?
Follow the product label, keep the original container closed and upright, and avoid contamination and unsuitable temperatures. Is VGN 1-4-4 a complete base feed?
No. Atami positions it as a flowering booster to accompany the VGN base nutrients.
£12.60
Unit price per£12.60
Unit price perAtami VGN 1-4-4 500ml - Veganic Bloom Booster is a plant-derived liquid nutrient developed for soil-based growing and the wider Atami VGN veganic feeding programme.
Plant-based phosphorus and potassium support for flowering crops. Supplied as one 500ml bottle, this SKU is sold individually, not as a case or pallet.
Atami formulates VGN using plant-derived residual materials and positions the range around nutrient delivery alongside support for beneficial soil microorganisms. The VGN line is approved for use in organic farming by Control Union; this is a product-input approval, not a claim that any crop becomes certified organic simply by using it.
The range is designed for soil cultivation. Atami cautions that these organic liquids are less suitable for irrigation systems because they can generate odours and biofilm.
Why choose Atami VGN 1-4-4?
Understanding the 1-4-4 formulation
With a 1-4-4 NPK ratio, this supplementary fertiliser provides additional phosphorus and potassium relative to nitrogen. It is designed to complement—not replace—the two VGN base nutrients as plants move into reproductive development.
For flowering ornamentals, fruiting crops and other plants with a defined bloom or ripening phase, use VGN 1-4-4 as the crop enters flowering. Atami positions it as the dedicated booster in the VGN system.
Plant-based nutrition and soil biology
VGN is Atami’s veganic fertiliser range: its nutrient ingredients are derived from plants rather than animal by-products. Atami describes the line as a way to make productive use of residual plant materials from other industries, supporting a circular approach to fertiliser production.
Organic molecules in these products also provide inputs to the soil ecosystem. Beneficial microorganisms play a role in nutrient cycling and substrate health, although results depend on soil conditions, crop management and the wider growing programme.
Control Union approval relates to use as an input in organic farming. Growers working to a formal organic certification scheme should still check their certifier’s requirements and retain the relevant product documentation.
How much VGN 1-4-4 should I use?
Atami’s product-level dosage guidance: 1–3ml per litre of water according to Atami’s product guidance; begin towards the end of vegetative growth and increase as appropriate through flowering and ripening.
The manufacturer also publishes stage-by-stage grow guides. Their rates can differ by crop type and growing programme, so use the guide appropriate to your crop rather than combining separate maximum rates automatically.
Begin conservatively when working with a new crop, monitor plant response and adjust feeding according to substrate, water quality, environmental conditions and the manufacturer’s latest instructions.
Mixing and application
Use clean tap or rainwater in a clean watering can or suitable mixing container. Start with approximately half of the required water volume, then measure the recommended amount of product.
Prepare the base nutrients in water first, stirring well, then add the VGN 1-4-4 booster and top up with the remaining water.
Stir thoroughly and top up to the final water volume before applying to the growing medium. Never mix concentrated fertilisers directly together before dilution unless the manufacturer expressly instructs you to do so.
VGN is primarily intended for soil growing and manual or otherwise suitable application. Because of the organic formulation, Atami warns that it can cause odours and biofilm in irrigation systems.
How 1-4-4 fits into the Atami VGN system
VGN 5-2-2: nitrogen-led base nutrient for leafy growth and general development. VGN 2-2-4: potassium-led base nutrient that complements 5-2-2 and allows the overall nutrient balance to be adjusted.
VGN 1-4-4: phosphorus- and potassium-led booster introduced around flowering and ripening. VGN CalMag: nitrogen-free calcium and magnesium supplement used when water quality or crop demand calls for it.
The two base nutrients form the foundation of the programme; the bloom booster and CalMag are supplementary tools rather than automatic replacements for balanced feeding. Follow Atami’s crop-specific feeding guidance when combining them.
Suitable plants and professional applications
The VGN range is intended for soil-grown crops including ornamental plants, flowering plants, container-grown edibles and other suitable horticultural crops. Select products according to the crop’s growth stage, nutritional needs and growing medium.
Commercial nurseries, specialist retailers and serious growers can use the four-product system to explain a coherent plant-based feeding approach rather than selling unrelated nutrient bottles. For crops grown in recirculating or drip-fed systems, review Atami’s compatibility warning before specifying VGN.
Handling, storage and good practice
Store the bottle securely, upright and according to the product label, away from unnecessary heat and direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Measure doses accurately using clean equipment. Avoid contaminating the original container and do not store diluted nutrient solution for longer than the manufacturer recommends. Follow the product label for shelf life, storage conditions and any safety precautions.
Atami VGN product details
| Manufacturer | Atami |
|---|---|
| Range | VGN – Veganic Fertilisers |
| Product | VGN 1-4-4 |
| Bottle size | 500ml |
| Shopify selling unit | 1 bottle |
| Product role | Flowering and ripening booster |
| NPK / nutrient description | 1-4-4 |
| Manufacturer dosage | 1–3ml per litre of water according to Atami’s product guidance; begin towards the end of vegetative growth and increase as appropriate through flowering and ripening. |
| Recommended growing medium | Soil |
| Ingredients positioning | Plant-derived / veganic |
| Organic farming input status | Approved for organic farming by Control Union |
| Irrigation-system caution | Less suitable; may cause odours and biofilm |
Atami VGN 1-4-4 500ml FAQs
What is Atami VGN 1-4-4 used for?
For flowering ornamentals, fruiting crops and other plants with a defined bloom or ripening phase, use VGN 1-4-4 as the crop enters flowering. Atami positions it as the dedicated booster in the VGN system. What does veganic mean?
Veganic nutrition uses plant-derived inputs rather than animal-derived ingredients. Atami’s VGN range is designed around this approach. Is VGN 1-4-4 suitable for soil growing?
Yes. Atami identifies soil as the intended growing medium for VGN. Can it be used in automated irrigation systems?
Atami says the organic VGN range is less suitable for irrigation systems because it may produce odours and biofilm. What is the recommended dosage?
1–3ml per litre of water according to Atami’s product guidance; begin towards the end of vegetative growth and increase as appropriate through flowering and ripening. Can I combine it with other VGN products?
Yes, where the Atami feeding guide calls for a combination. Dilute each product separately into water and avoid mixing concentrates directly. Is this product approved for organic farming?
Atami states that the VGN range is approved for use in organic farming by Control Union. The grower remains responsible for meeting their own certification requirements. What size is supplied on this listing?
One 500ml bottle. Case and pallet quantities, if supplied elsewhere, are logistics figures rather than the selling unit. Do I need all four VGN products?
Not necessarily. The two base nutrients form the core programme; the booster and CalMag are used according to growth stage, crop demand and water quality. How should I store it?
Follow the product label, keep the original container closed and upright, and avoid contamination and unsuitable temperatures. Is VGN 1-4-4 a complete base feed?
No. Atami positions it as a flowering booster to accompany the VGN base nutrients.
£7.22
Unit price per£7.22
Unit price perA premium 100% washed and buffered coco coir growing medium with no added fertiliser and an exceptionally low EC below 0.3 mS/cm, giving growers complete control over crop nutrition from the very beginning.
Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos is a high-quality coco fibre substrate designed for growers who want to start with a clean, low-EC growing medium and manage their own nutrient programme from the outset. Unlike Atami's standard Cocos Substrate, Washed & Buffered Cocos contains no added fertiliser.
The coco fibres are thoroughly washed to help remove unwanted salts and then buffered to condition the natural exchange sites within the coco. This processing creates a stable, grow-ready substrate and helps prevent the coco from interfering unnecessarily with the calcium and magnesium supplied through the nutrient solution.
With an EC below 0.3 mS/cm, Washed & Buffered Cocos provides an excellent blank canvas for growers who want precise control over nutrient strength and composition. Because there is no starter fertiliser within the substrate, a suitable coco nutrient programme should be introduced from the beginning.
Coco fibre naturally combines excellent moisture retention with a light and airy structure. This creates a highly effective balance between water availability and oxygen around the root zone, making Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos suitable for propagation, young plants and established crops.
Why choose Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos?
What is Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos suitable for?
Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos is particularly well suited to growers who want to control crop nutrition from the very beginning rather than relying on fertiliser incorporated into the growing medium.
Its very low initial EC and lack of added fertiliser make it an excellent choice for seedlings, rooted cuttings and young plants, where precise control over nutrient strength can be particularly useful.
It can also be used as the primary growing medium throughout the complete crop cycle. As plants establish and their nutritional requirements increase, the nutrient programme can be adjusted according to crop type, development stage and environmental conditions.
Coco is widely suited to hand watering and automated irrigation systems. Its combination of moisture retention, drainage and root-zone aeration makes it particularly useful for intensive container cultivation and drip-irrigated crops.
How to use Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos
Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos is supplied ready for use. Fill the required pots or containers with the substrate and introduce an appropriate coco-specific nutrient programme from the beginning of cultivation.
Because the substrate contains no added fertiliser, plants depend on the nutrient solution for their nutritional requirements. Feed strength should therefore be appropriate for the crop and its stage of development rather than applying one fixed EC throughout the entire crop cycle.
Atami recommends monitoring both pH and EC when cultivating in coco. Their coco-growing guidance recommends maintaining the nutrient solution at approximately pH 5.5–6.2, while EC should be adjusted according to crop requirements and development stage.
Calcium and magnesium availability is particularly important in coco cultivation. Atami recommends a coco-specific feeding programme and identifies CalMag supplementation as useful where additional calcium and magnesium are required.
When watering, allow the coco to dry slightly between irrigations but do not allow the substrate to dry out completely. Irrigation frequency should be adjusted according to plant size, root development, temperature, humidity, container size and the rate at which the substrate is using water.
What does washed and buffered coco mean?
Raw coco fibre naturally contains soluble salts and has exchange sites that can interact strongly with nutrients. High-quality horticultural coco therefore requires more processing than simply drying and bagging coconut fibre.
Washing helps remove salts and residues from the coco, reducing its starting electrical conductivity and creating a cleaner growing medium.
Buffering conditions the coco's exchange sites before cultivation. During the buffering process, calcium and magnesium are used to displace naturally occurring sodium and potassium from these sites. This helps prevent untreated coco from tying up calcium and magnesium when nutrient solution is subsequently applied.
The result is a cleaner and more predictable coco substrate that is ready to receive a controlled nutrient programme.
Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos 50L product details
| Product | Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos |
|---|---|
| Product type | Premium coco coir growing medium |
| Product size | 50L |
| Composition | 100% coco fibre |
| Preparation | Washed & buffered |
| Added fertiliser | None |
| EC | <0.3 mS/cm |
| Recommended nutrient solution pH | Approximately 5.5–6.2 |
| Nutrition | Apply a suitable coco-specific nutrient programme from the beginning |
| Calcium & magnesium | Monitor availability; CalMag supplementation may be used where required |
| Suitable crop stages | Propagation, seedlings, cuttings, young plants & established crops |
| Suitable irrigation | Hand watering & automated irrigation systems including drip irrigation |
| Water management | Allow to dry slightly between irrigations but do not allow the coco to dry completely |
| Outer case quantity | 1 x 50L bag |
| Pallet quantity | 75 x 50L bags |
Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos 50L FAQs
What is Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos?
Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos is a 100% coco fibre growing medium that has been washed and buffered before use. It contains no added fertiliser and has a very low EC, allowing growers to control nutrition from the beginning.
Does Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos contain nutrients?
No. Atami specifically produces this substrate without added fertiliser. A suitable coco-specific nutrient programme should therefore be introduced from the beginning of cultivation.
What is the EC of Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos?
Atami specifies an EC below 0.3 mS/cm. This exceptionally low starting EC gives growers considerable control over the nutrient concentration supplied to the crop.
What does washed coco mean?
Washing coco helps remove naturally occurring salts and residues from the fibre. This helps reduce the starting EC and produces a cleaner growing medium for horticultural use.
What does buffered coco mean?
Buffering conditions the natural exchange sites within coco fibre. Calcium and magnesium are used during processing to displace sodium and potassium from these sites, helping to create a more stable substrate before the crop's nutrient solution is introduced.
Why is buffered coco better than untreated coco?
Proper buffering helps prevent coco from binding excessive calcium and magnesium when plants are subsequently fed. This gives growers a more predictable root-zone environment and greater control over crop nutrition.
Is Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos ready to use?
Yes. The coco has already been washed and buffered by Atami and is supplied ready for cultivation. Because it contains no added fertiliser, begin an appropriate nutrient programme when planting.
Is Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos suitable for seedlings?
Yes. Atami specifically identifies Washed & Buffered Cocos as ideal for seedlings. Its lack of added fertiliser allows the grower to control nutrient strength during early development.
Can I use Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos for cuttings?
Yes. The low-EC, non-fertilised substrate is particularly suitable for cuttings and young plants where careful control over nutrition is desirable.
Can Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos be used for the full crop cycle?
Yes. Although particularly useful for propagation and young plants, the substrate can be used throughout the complete crop cycle when paired with an appropriate coco nutrient programme.
Do I need to feed from the start when using Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos?
Yes. There is no added fertiliser in the substrate, so Atami recommends introducing the chosen nutrition from the beginning of cultivation.
Do I need CalMag with Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos?
The coco is already buffered, so it does not need to be re-buffered before use. However, calcium and magnesium remain important nutrients when growing in coco. Atami recommends monitoring crop requirements and using a suitable CalMag supplement where additional calcium and magnesium are needed.
What pH should I use with Atami coco?
Atami's coco cultivation guidance recommends keeping the nutrient solution within approximately pH 5.5–6.2. Regular monitoring is advisable because coco has less pH buffering capacity than peat-based growing media.
How often should Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos be watered?
There is no single irrigation schedule suitable for every crop. Atami recommends allowing the coco to dry slightly before watering again while never allowing it to dry out completely. Irrigation frequency should be adjusted according to crop size, container size and environmental conditions.
Should coco coir be allowed to dry out completely?
No. Atami advises against allowing coco to dry out completely. Its moisture level should be managed so that the substrate dries slightly between irrigations while maintaining moisture around the root zone.
Can Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos be used with drip irrigation?
Yes. Coco coir is particularly well suited to drip irrigation and other controlled irrigation systems because of its combination of moisture retention, drainage and root-zone aeration.
What is the difference between Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos and Atami Cocos Substrate?
The main difference is pre-fertilisation. Washed & Buffered Cocos contains no added fertiliser and has an EC below 0.3 mS/cm. Atami Cocos Substrate is lightly fertilised and has a higher specified EC, providing some initial nutrition before the grower takes over the feeding programme.
Does Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos contain peat?
No. Atami describes the substrate as being composed of 100% coco fibre.
Is Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos good for professional growers?
Yes. Its low starting EC and absence of added fertiliser make it particularly useful where precise control over irrigation and crop nutrition is required, including intensive and professional growing programmes.
How large is a bag of Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos?
Each bag contains 50 litres of washed and buffered coco coir growing medium.
How many bags of Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos are on a pallet?
A full pallet contains 75 x 50L bags. Individual 50L bags can still be ordered separately.
£357.12
Unit price per£357.12
Unit price perA highly concentrated silicon additive providing silicon in a stable, plant-available form to support stronger stems and leaves, efficient nutrient uptake and improved resilience to environmental stress.
Atami B'cuzz Silic Boost is a concentrated silicon plant additive designed to supplement a regular crop nutrition programme. Although silicon is naturally abundant in soils, much of it is present in forms that plants cannot readily absorb. Silic Boost provides silicon in a stable and plant-available form, allowing it to be incorporated easily into a controlled feeding programme.
Silicon helps reinforce plant structures by becoming incorporated into plant tissues and cell walls. Atami highlights its role in strengthening the outer layers of leaves and stems, helping to produce stronger and thicker stems while supporting plants through demanding growing conditions.
Atami also identifies improved nutrient uptake as an important benefit of Silic Boost. By supporting nutrient absorption and distribution, silicon can help plants make more effective use of the nutrition supplied through the normal feeding programme.
Silic Boost is extremely concentrated, with a recommended application rate of only 0.1ml per litre. At this rate, the 5L container provides enough concentrate to prepare approximately 50,000 litres of working solution, making it particularly suitable for larger reservoirs and professional growing environments.
Why choose Atami B'cuzz Silic Boost?
When should Atami Silic Boost be used?
Atami recommends using Silic Boost from the growth stage onwards until the beginning of the ripening stage. Application should follow the actual development of the crop rather than relying unnecessarily on fixed calendar weeks.
Introducing plant-available silicon during active vegetative development supports the formation of stronger plant structures as new leaves, stems and branches are produced. Continued application as the crop develops maintains the supply of silicon during periods of rapid growth and increasing structural demand.
Silic Boost can be particularly useful for crops exposed to demanding environmental conditions. Atami identifies silicon's role in helping plants cope with abiotic stresses such as heat and drought, while reinforcement of plant tissues can also help reduce excessive water loss.
It can be incorporated into controlled nutrient programmes for a wide variety of crops. Atami gives examples including cucumbers, tomatoes, strawberries, sunflower sprouts and basil.
How to use Atami B'cuzz Silic Boost
Add 0.1ml of Silic Boost per litre of water or nutrient solution. Atami recommends regular application from the growth stage onwards until the beginning of the ripening stage.
For 10L of solution, use 1ml. For 50L, use 5ml. For 100L, use 10ml. For a 500L reservoir, use 50ml. For a 1,000L reservoir, use 100ml.
At the recommended 0.1ml/L application rate, a full 5L container can prepare approximately 50,000 litres of working solution.
Silic Boost can be incorporated into the normal root-feeding programme. Atami also identifies Silic Boost as suitable for foliar application at 0.1ml/L.
Because Silic Boost is extremely concentrated, accurate measurement is important. A suitable clean measuring syringe, pipette or dosing system is particularly useful when preparing smaller quantities of solution.
Why use silicon for plants?
Silicon is one of the most abundant elements found naturally in soil, but much of the silicon present is not readily available for plant uptake. Silic Boost addresses this by supplying silicon in a stable form that plants can access through a managed feeding programme.
Once absorbed, silicon can accumulate within plant tissues and reinforce cell walls. This contributes to stronger leaves and stems and can help plants maintain their structure as they develop.
Atami also explains that silicon can reinforce the plant cuticle, helping to reduce water loss through evaporation. This can be particularly valuable where plants experience environmental stresses such as high temperatures or periods of reduced water availability.
Silicon should therefore be viewed as a supplement to a complete crop nutrition programme rather than a replacement for the essential macro and micronutrients required for normal plant growth.
Atami B'cuzz Silic Boost 5L product details
| Product | Atami B'cuzz Silic Boost |
|---|---|
| Product type | Concentrated silicon plant additive |
| Product size | 5L |
| Format | Liquid concentrate |
| Key element | Silicon (Si) in a stable, plant-available form |
| Application rate | 0.1ml/L |
| Application stage | From active growth until the beginning of ripening |
| Application frequency | Regular application throughout the recommended crop stages |
| Root application | Suitable |
| Foliar application | Suitable at 0.1ml/L |
| 10L solution | 1ml |
| 50L solution | 5ml |
| 100L solution | 10ml |
| 500L solution | 50ml |
| 1,000L solution | 100ml |
| Approximate solution from 5L | 50,000L at 0.1ml/L |
| Key benefits | Stronger plant structure, improved nutrient uptake & increased resilience to abiotic stress |
| Example crops | Cucumbers, tomatoes, strawberries, sunflower sprouts, basil & other fruit, vegetable and herb crops |
| Available Atami sizes | 50ml, 100ml, 250ml, 500ml, 1L & 5L |
Atami B'cuzz Silic Boost 5L FAQs
What is Atami B'cuzz Silic Boost?
Atami B'cuzz Silic Boost is a highly concentrated silicon additive that provides silicon in a stable, plant-available form. It is designed to supplement a normal nutrient programme and support plant strength, nutrient uptake and resilience to environmental stress.
What does Silic Boost do for plants?
Silic Boost supplies plant-available silicon that can reinforce plant tissues. Atami highlights stronger leaves and stems, improved nutrient uptake and increased resilience to abiotic stress among its principal benefits.
Does silicon make plant stems stronger?
Yes. Silicon can accumulate within plant tissues and reinforce cell walls. Atami specifically highlights stronger and thicker stems as one of the benefits associated with Silic Boost.
Can Atami Silic Boost improve nutrient uptake?
Yes. Atami identifies improved nutrient absorption and distribution as an important benefit of Silic Boost, helping plants make effective use of the nutrition supplied through the normal feeding programme.
Can Silic Boost help plants cope with heat and drought?
Silicon can support plant resilience to abiotic environmental stresses such as heat and drought. It can also reinforce plant tissues and the cuticle, helping plants manage water loss under demanding growing conditions.
How much Atami Silic Boost should I use per litre?
Atami recommends using Silic Boost at 0.1ml per litre of water or nutrient solution. Because the product is highly concentrated, accurate measurement is important.
When should I use Atami Silic Boost?
Atami recommends using Silic Boost from the active growth stage onwards until the crop reaches the beginning of ripening. Application should follow crop development rather than relying on the same fixed calendar schedule for every plant.
Can Atami Silic Boost be used as a foliar spray?
Yes. Atami identifies B'cuzz Silic Boost as suitable for foliar application at a dilution rate of 0.1ml per litre of water.
Can Atami Silic Boost be used with normal plant nutrients?
Yes. Silic Boost is designed as a supplementary silicon additive and can be incorporated into a wider crop nutrition programme. It does not replace the base fertiliser required to supply the crop's essential nutrients.
Is Atami Silic Boost a fertiliser?
Silic Boost is best regarded as a specialist silicon supplement rather than a complete base fertiliser. It supplies plant-available silicon and should be used alongside an appropriate crop nutrition programme.
Why use a silicon additive if silicon occurs naturally in soil?
Silicon is naturally abundant, but much of the silicon found in soils is present in forms that plants cannot readily absorb. Silic Boost provides silicon in a stable form designed to be available for plant uptake.
What crops can Atami Silic Boost be used on?
Silic Boost can be used across a wide range of crops. Atami gives examples including cucumbers, tomatoes, strawberries, sunflower sprouts and basil, making it relevant to fruit, vegetable and herb production.
Can Silic Boost be used throughout the entire crop cycle?
Atami recommends application from the growth stage until the beginning of ripening. Once the crop moves beyond the recommended application stage, Silic Boost does not need to be continued simply to maintain an all-cycle schedule.
Why is Atami Silic Boost so concentrated?
The standard application rate is only 0.1ml/L. This means relatively small quantities are required even for large reservoirs, making accurate dosing important and the 5L format particularly practical for high-volume cultivation.
£31.50
Unit price per£31.50
Unit price perA highly concentrated 4-14-4 root stimulator combining mineral nutrition, biostimulants and bio-minerals to support rapid root development, stronger early growth and increased plant resilience.
Atami Rootbastic is a premium concentrated root stimulator developed specifically for the crucial early stages of crop development. Its unusually high concentration of phosphorus, combined with additional mineral nutrition, trace elements and biostimulant components, provides targeted support while plants establish their root systems.
Rootbastic stands apart from many conventional rooting additives because it has a substantial NPK analysis of 4-14-4 W/W. Atami highlights phosphorus as particularly important within the formula because of its role in energy transport and storage and its contribution to essential cellular structures during active plant development.
Alongside its mineral nutrition, Rootbastic contains a concentrated combination of biostimulants and bio-minerals. Atami identifies improved root development, greater resistance to root disease and increased resilience to environmental stress among the principal benefits of the product.
Rootbastic is designed for a short, intensive programme during early crop development. Application begins at only 0.1ml/L and gradually increases to 0.3ml/L, making the 500ml bottle extremely concentrated and economical in use.
Why choose Atami Rootbastic?
When should Atami Rootbastic be used?
Rootbastic is intended for the early rooting and growth stages when the plant is actively establishing its root system. Atami describes the product as being highly effective during the first three weeks of the growth cycle.
Rather than viewing Rootbastic as an all-cycle additive, it is best treated as a concentrated early-stage treatment. The application rate increases progressively as the root system develops, beginning at 0.1ml/L before increasing to 0.2ml/L and finally 0.3ml/L.
This progressive approach provides increasing levels of Rootbastic as the young plant becomes established without immediately introducing the maximum concentration.
Rootbastic is suitable for cultivation in soil, coco coir and hydroponic systems. It can be incorporated into a wider crop nutrition programme during the period when strong root establishment is the priority.
How to use Atami Rootbastic
Shake well before use. Add Rootbastic to the normal nutrient solution during the early rooting and growth phase.
Begin at 0.1ml/L during the first stage of the programme. Increase to 0.2ml/L during the second stage and then to 0.3ml/L during the third stage as root development progresses.
At the initial 0.1ml/L rate, use 1ml for 10L, 5ml for 50L, 10ml for 100L, 50ml for 500L and 100ml for a 1,000L reservoir.
At 0.2ml/L, use 2ml for 10L, 10ml for 50L, 20ml for 100L, 100ml for 500L and 200ml for a 1,000L reservoir.
At the maximum 0.3ml/L rate, use 3ml for 10L, 15ml for 50L, 30ml for 100L, 150ml for 500L and 300ml for a 1,000L reservoir.
Rootbastic increases the EC of the base nutrient solution. EC should therefore be monitored after Rootbastic has been incorporated and the overall nutrient strength adjusted according to the crop, growing medium and stage of development.
Why is phosphorus important during root development?
Rootbastic contains considerably more phosphorus than many conventional root stimulators. Atami highlights phosphorus because it plays a fundamental role in the transport and storage of energy within plants.
Energy captured through photosynthesis is stored and transferred through compounds such as ATP, allowing energy to be moved to areas of active development. Phosphorus is also an important component of cellular structures and DNA.
Rootbastic combines this phosphorus-rich mineral nutrition with trace elements, biostimulants and bio-minerals to create a concentrated formula aimed specifically at the establishment of a healthy root system.
Establishing an extensive root system early in the crop cycle gives the plant a larger foundation through which water and mineral nutrition can subsequently be absorbed as above-ground growth increases.
Atami Rootbastic 500ml product details
| Product | Atami Rootbastic |
|---|---|
| Product type | Highly concentrated root stimulator & root booster |
| Product size | 500ml |
| Format | Liquid concentrate |
| NPK | 4-14-4 W/W |
| Formula | Mineral nutrition, biostimulants & bio-minerals |
| Application stage | Early rooting & growth phase |
| Initial application rate | 0.1ml/L |
| Intermediate application rate | 0.2ml/L |
| Maximum application rate | 0.3ml/L |
| Standard programme | 0.1ml/L → 0.2ml/L → 0.3ml/L during the first three stages of early growth |
| 10L solution | 1–3ml depending on development stage |
| 50L solution | 5–15ml depending on development stage |
| 100L solution | 10–30ml depending on development stage |
| 500L solution | 50–150ml depending on development stage |
| 1,000L solution | 100–300ml depending on development stage |
| Approximate solution from 500ml | 5,000L at 0.1ml/L, 2,500L at 0.2ml/L or approximately 1,667L at 0.3ml/L |
| Effect on EC | Increases the EC of the base nutrient solution |
| Soil | Suitable |
| Coco coir | Suitable |
| Hydroponics | Suitable |
| Available Atami sizes | 50ml, 100ml, 250ml, 500ml & 1250ml |
| Outer case quantity | 12 x 500ml bottles |
Atami Rootbastic 500ml FAQs
What is Atami Rootbastic?
Atami Rootbastic is a highly concentrated liquid root stimulator formulated to support rapid root development during the early stages of crop growth. It combines mineral nutrition with biostimulants and bio-minerals.
What does Atami Rootbastic do?
Rootbastic is designed to stimulate strong early root development and support plant establishment. Atami also identifies increased resistance to root disease and improved resilience to environmental stress among its benefits.
What is the NPK of Atami Rootbastic?
Atami Rootbastic has an NPK analysis of 4-14-4 W/W, giving it a particularly high phosphorus concentration for a root stimulator.
Why does Rootbastic contain so much phosphorus?
Phosphorus plays an important role in plant energy transfer and storage and is also involved in essential cellular structures. Rootbastic uses a phosphorus-rich formula to provide targeted nutritional support during intensive early root development.
When should I use Atami Rootbastic?
Rootbastic is designed for the early rooting and growth phase while the plant is establishing its root system. It is an intensive early-stage product rather than an additive intended for continuous use throughout the entire crop cycle.
How much Atami Rootbastic should I use per litre?
Start at 0.1ml/L during the first stage of the programme, increase to 0.2ml/L during the second stage and then use 0.3ml/L during the third stage of early growth.
Can Atami Rootbastic be used throughout the whole crop cycle?
Rootbastic is primarily designed for early root establishment. Once the intensive rooting programme is complete, crop nutrition should progress according to the plant's next stage of development rather than continuing Rootbastic unnecessarily throughout the entire cycle.
Can Atami Rootbastic be used in coco?
Yes. Rootbastic is suitable for coco coir cultivation and can be incorporated into an appropriate coco nutrient programme during early crop development.
Can Atami Rootbastic be used in hydroponics?
Yes. Rootbastic is suitable for hydroponic cultivation as well as coco and soil-based growing programmes.
Can Atami Rootbastic be used in soil?
Yes. Rootbastic can be used with soil-grown plants during early establishment when additional support for root development is required.
Does Rootbastic increase EC?
Yes. Atami specifically states that Rootbastic increases the EC of the base nutrient solution. Overall EC should therefore be checked after Rootbastic has been added rather than treating it as an EC-neutral additive.
Can I use Rootbastic alongside my base nutrients?
Yes. Rootbastic is a concentrated early-stage supplement rather than a complete standalone crop nutrition programme. Its NPK contribution and effect on EC should be taken into account when combining it with the base nutrient.
Do I need to shake Atami Rootbastic before use?
Yes. Atami instructs growers to shake Rootbastic well before use to ensure the concentrated liquid is properly mixed before measuring.
Can Rootbastic help support root health?
Yes. In addition to stimulating root development, Atami identifies increased resistance to root diseases and environmental stresses among the benefits associated with Rootbastic.
How many 500ml bottles are in a full case of Atami Rootbastic?
A full outer case contains 12 x 500ml bottles. Individual 500ml bottles can still be ordered separately.
£28.56
Unit price per£28.56
Unit price perA highly concentrated 4-14-4 root stimulator combining mineral nutrition, biostimulants and bio-minerals to support rapid root development, stronger early growth and increased plant resilience.
Atami Rootbastic is a premium concentrated root stimulator developed specifically for the crucial early stages of crop development. Its unusually high concentration of phosphorus, combined with additional mineral nutrition, trace elements and biostimulant components, provides targeted support while plants establish their root systems.
Rootbastic stands apart from many conventional rooting additives because it has a substantial NPK analysis of 4-14-4 W/W. Atami highlights phosphorus as particularly important within the formula because of its role in energy transport and storage and its contribution to essential cellular structures during active plant development.
Alongside its mineral nutrition, Rootbastic contains a concentrated combination of biostimulants and bio-minerals. Atami identifies improved root development, greater resistance to root disease and increased resilience to environmental stress among the principal benefits of the product.
Rootbastic is designed for a short, intensive programme during early crop development. Application begins at only 0.1ml/L and gradually increases to 0.3ml/L, making the 250ml bottle extremely concentrated and economical in use.
Why choose Atami Rootbastic?
When should Atami Rootbastic be used?
Rootbastic is intended for the early rooting and growth stages when the plant is actively establishing its root system. Atami describes the product as being particularly effective during the first three weeks of the growth cycle.
Rather than viewing Rootbastic as an all-cycle additive, it is best treated as a concentrated early-stage treatment. The application rate increases progressively as the root system develops, beginning at 0.1ml/L before increasing to 0.2ml/L and finally 0.3ml/L.
This progressive approach provides increasing levels of Rootbastic as the young plant becomes established without immediately introducing the maximum concentration.
Rootbastic is suitable for cultivation in soil, coco coir and hydroponic systems. It can be incorporated into a wider crop nutrition programme during the period when strong root establishment is the priority.
How to use Atami Rootbastic
Shake well before use. Add Rootbastic to the normal nutrient solution during the early rooting and growth phase.
Begin at 0.1ml/L during the first stage of the programme. Increase to 0.2ml/L during the second stage and then to 0.3ml/L during the third stage as root development progresses.
At the initial 0.1ml/L rate, use 1ml for 10L, 5ml for 50L, 10ml for 100L, 50ml for 500L and 100ml for a 1,000L reservoir.
At 0.2ml/L, use 2ml for 10L, 10ml for 50L, 20ml for 100L, 100ml for 500L and 200ml for a 1,000L reservoir.
At the maximum 0.3ml/L rate, use 3ml for 10L, 15ml for 50L, 30ml for 100L, 150ml for 500L and 300ml for a 1,000L reservoir.
Rootbastic increases the EC of the base nutrient solution. EC should therefore be monitored after Rootbastic has been incorporated and the overall nutrient strength adjusted according to the crop, growing medium and stage of development.
Why is phosphorus important during root development?
Rootbastic contains considerably more phosphorus than many conventional root stimulators. Atami highlights phosphorus because it plays a fundamental role in the transport and storage of energy within plants.
Energy captured through photosynthesis is stored and transferred through compounds such as ATP, allowing energy to be moved to areas of active development. Phosphorus is also an important component of cellular structures and DNA.
Rootbastic combines this phosphorus-rich mineral nutrition with trace elements, biostimulants and bio-minerals to create a concentrated formula aimed specifically at the establishment of a healthy root system.
Establishing an extensive root system early in the crop cycle gives the plant a larger foundation through which water and mineral nutrition can subsequently be absorbed as above-ground growth increases.
Atami Rootbastic 250ml product details
| Product | Atami Rootbastic |
|---|---|
| Product type | Highly concentrated root stimulator & root booster |
| Product size | 250ml |
| Format | Liquid concentrate |
| NPK | 4-14-4 W/W |
| Formula | Mineral nutrition, biostimulants & bio-minerals |
| Application stage | Early rooting & growth phase |
| Initial application rate | 0.1ml/L |
| Intermediate application rate | 0.2ml/L |
| Maximum application rate | 0.3ml/L |
| Standard programme | 0.1ml/L → 0.2ml/L → 0.3ml/L during the first three stages of early growth |
| 10L solution | 1–3ml depending on development stage |
| 50L solution | 5–15ml depending on development stage |
| 100L solution | 10–30ml depending on development stage |
| 500L solution | 50–150ml depending on development stage |
| 1,000L solution | 100–300ml depending on development stage |
| Approximate solution from 250ml | 2,500L at 0.1ml/L, 1,250L at 0.2ml/L or approximately 833L at 0.3ml/L |
| Effect on EC | Increases the EC of the base nutrient solution |
| Soil | Suitable |
| Coco coir | Suitable |
| Hydroponics | Suitable |
| Available Atami sizes | 50ml, 100ml, 250ml, 500ml & 1250ml |
| Outer case quantity | 12 x 250ml bottles |
Atami Rootbastic 250ml FAQs
What is Atami Rootbastic?
Atami Rootbastic is a highly concentrated liquid root stimulator formulated to support rapid root development during the early stages of crop growth. It combines mineral nutrition with biostimulants and bio-minerals.
What does Atami Rootbastic do?
Rootbastic is designed to stimulate strong early root development and support plant establishment. Atami also identifies increased resistance to root disease and improved resilience to environmental stress among its benefits.
What is the NPK of Atami Rootbastic?
Atami Rootbastic has an NPK analysis of 4-14-4 W/W, giving it a particularly high phosphorus concentration for a root stimulator.
Why does Rootbastic contain so much phosphorus?
Phosphorus plays an important role in plant energy transfer and storage and is involved in essential cellular structures. Rootbastic uses a phosphorus-rich formula to provide targeted nutritional support during intensive early root development.
When should I use Atami Rootbastic?
Rootbastic is designed for the early rooting and growth phase while the plant is establishing its root system. It is an intensive early-stage product rather than an additive intended for continuous use throughout the entire crop cycle.
How much Atami Rootbastic should I use per litre?
Start at 0.1ml/L during the first stage of the programme, increase to 0.2ml/L during the second stage and then use 0.3ml/L during the third stage of early growth.
Can Atami Rootbastic be used throughout the whole crop cycle?
Rootbastic is primarily designed for early root establishment. Once the intensive rooting programme is complete, crop nutrition should progress according to the plant's next stage of development rather than continuing Rootbastic unnecessarily throughout the entire cycle.
Can Atami Rootbastic be used in coco?
Yes. Rootbastic is suitable for coco coir cultivation and can be incorporated into an appropriate coco nutrient programme during early crop development.
Can Atami Rootbastic be used in hydroponics?
Yes. Rootbastic is suitable for hydroponic cultivation as well as coco and soil-based growing programmes.
Can Atami Rootbastic be used in soil?
Yes. Rootbastic can be used with soil-grown plants during early establishment when additional support for root development is required.
Does Rootbastic increase EC?
Yes. Atami specifically states that Rootbastic increases the EC of the base nutrient solution. Overall EC should therefore be checked after Rootbastic has been added rather than treating it as an EC-neutral additive.
Can I use Rootbastic alongside my base nutrients?
Yes. Rootbastic is a concentrated early-stage supplement rather than a complete standalone crop nutrition programme. Its NPK contribution and effect on EC should be taken into account when combining it with the base nutrient.
Do I need to shake Atami Rootbastic before use?
Yes. Atami instructs growers to shake Rootbastic well before use to ensure the concentrated liquid is properly mixed before measuring.
Can Rootbastic help support root health?
Yes. In addition to stimulating root development, Atami identifies increased resistance to root diseases and environmental stresses among the benefits associated with Rootbastic.
How many 250ml bottles are in a full case of Atami Rootbastic?
A full outer case contains 12 x 250ml bottles. Individual 250ml bottles can still be ordered separately.
£99.80
Unit price per£99.80
Unit price perA highly concentrated 4-14-4 root stimulator combining mineral nutrition, biostimulants and bio-minerals to support rapid root development, stronger early growth and increased plant resilience.
Atami Rootbastic is a premium concentrated root stimulator developed specifically for the crucial early stages of crop development. Its unusually high concentration of phosphorus, combined with additional mineral nutrition, trace elements and biostimulant components, provides targeted support while plants establish their root systems.
Rootbastic stands apart from many conventional rooting additives because it has a substantial NPK analysis of 4-14-4 W/W. Atami highlights phosphorus as particularly important within the formula because of its role in energy transport and storage and its contribution to essential cellular structures during active plant development.
Alongside its mineral nutrition, Rootbastic contains a concentrated combination of biostimulants and bio-minerals. Atami identifies improved root development, greater resistance to root disease and increased resilience to environmental stress among the principal benefits of the product.
Rootbastic is designed for a short, intensive programme during early crop development. Application begins at only 0.1ml/L and gradually increases to 0.3ml/L. The larger 1.25L format provides a substantial amount of concentrate for growers running larger reservoirs or treating greater crop areas.
Why choose Atami Rootbastic?
When should Atami Rootbastic be used?
Rootbastic is intended for the early rooting and growth stages when the plant is actively establishing its root system. Atami describes the product as being particularly effective during the first three weeks of the growth cycle.
Rather than viewing Rootbastic as an all-cycle additive, it is best treated as a concentrated early-stage treatment. The application rate increases progressively as the root system develops, beginning at 0.1ml/L before increasing to 0.2ml/L and finally 0.3ml/L.
This progressive approach provides increasing levels of Rootbastic as the young plant becomes established without immediately introducing the maximum concentration.
Rootbastic is suitable for cultivation in soil, coco coir and hydroponic systems. It can be incorporated into a wider crop nutrition programme during the period when strong root establishment is the priority.
How to use Atami Rootbastic
Shake well before use. Add Rootbastic to the normal nutrient solution during the early rooting and growth phase.
Begin at 0.1ml/L during the first stage of the programme. Increase to 0.2ml/L during the second stage and then to 0.3ml/L during the third stage as root development progresses.
At the initial 0.1ml/L rate, use 1ml for 10L, 5ml for 50L, 10ml for 100L, 50ml for 500L and 100ml for a 1,000L reservoir.
At 0.2ml/L, use 2ml for 10L, 10ml for 50L, 20ml for 100L, 100ml for 500L and 200ml for a 1,000L reservoir.
At the maximum 0.3ml/L rate, use 3ml for 10L, 15ml for 50L, 30ml for 100L, 150ml for 500L and 300ml for a 1,000L reservoir.
Rootbastic increases the EC of the base nutrient solution. EC should therefore be monitored after Rootbastic has been incorporated and the overall nutrient strength adjusted according to the crop, growing medium and stage of development.
Why is phosphorus important during root development?
Rootbastic contains considerably more phosphorus than many conventional root stimulators. Atami highlights phosphorus because it plays a fundamental role in the transport and storage of energy within plants.
Energy captured through photosynthesis is stored and transferred through compounds such as ATP, allowing energy to be moved to areas of active development. Phosphorus is also an important component of cellular structures and DNA.
Rootbastic combines this phosphorus-rich mineral nutrition with trace elements, biostimulants and bio-minerals to create a concentrated formula aimed specifically at the establishment of a healthy root system.
Establishing an extensive root system early in the crop cycle gives the plant a larger foundation through which water and mineral nutrition can subsequently be absorbed as above-ground growth increases.
Atami Rootbastic 1.25L product details
| Product | Atami Rootbastic |
|---|---|
| Product type | Highly concentrated root stimulator & root booster |
| Product size | 1.25L |
| Format | Liquid concentrate |
| NPK | 4-14-4 W/W |
| Formula | Mineral nutrition, biostimulants & bio-minerals |
| Application stage | Early rooting & growth phase |
| Initial application rate | 0.1ml/L |
| Intermediate application rate | 0.2ml/L |
| Maximum application rate | 0.3ml/L |
| Standard programme | 0.1ml/L → 0.2ml/L → 0.3ml/L during the first three stages of early growth |
| 10L solution | 1–3ml depending on development stage |
| 50L solution | 5–15ml depending on development stage |
| 100L solution | 10–30ml depending on development stage |
| 500L solution | 50–150ml depending on development stage |
| 1,000L solution | 100–300ml depending on development stage |
| Approximate solution from 1.25L | 12,500L at 0.1ml/L, 6,250L at 0.2ml/L or approximately 4,167L at 0.3ml/L |
| Effect on EC | Increases the EC of the base nutrient solution |
| Soil | Suitable |
| Coco coir | Suitable |
| Hydroponics | Suitable |
| Available Atami sizes | 50ml, 100ml, 250ml, 500ml & 1.25L |
| Outer case quantity | 12 x 1.25L bottles |
Atami Rootbastic 1.25L FAQs
What is Atami Rootbastic?
Atami Rootbastic is a highly concentrated liquid root stimulator formulated to support rapid root development during the early stages of crop growth. It combines mineral nutrition with biostimulants and bio-minerals.
What does Atami Rootbastic do?
Rootbastic is designed to stimulate strong early root development and support plant establishment. Atami also identifies increased resistance to root disease and improved resilience to environmental stress among its benefits.
What is the NPK of Atami Rootbastic?
Atami Rootbastic has an NPK analysis of 4-14-4 W/W, giving it a particularly high phosphorus concentration for a root stimulator.
Why does Rootbastic contain so much phosphorus?
Phosphorus plays an important role in plant energy transfer and storage and is involved in essential cellular structures. Rootbastic uses a phosphorus-rich formula to provide targeted nutritional support during intensive early root development.
When should I use Atami Rootbastic?
Rootbastic is designed for the early rooting and growth phase while the plant is establishing its root system. It is an intensive early-stage product rather than an additive intended for continuous use throughout the entire crop cycle.
How much Atami Rootbastic should I use per litre?
Start at 0.1ml/L during the first stage of the programme, increase to 0.2ml/L during the second stage and then use 0.3ml/L during the third stage of early growth.
Can Atami Rootbastic be used throughout the whole crop cycle?
Rootbastic is primarily designed for early root establishment. Once the intensive rooting programme is complete, crop nutrition should progress according to the plant's next stage of development rather than continuing Rootbastic unnecessarily throughout the entire cycle.
Can Atami Rootbastic be used in coco?
Yes. Rootbastic is suitable for coco coir cultivation and can be incorporated into an appropriate coco nutrient programme during early crop development.
Can Atami Rootbastic be used in hydroponics?
Yes. Rootbastic is suitable for hydroponic cultivation as well as coco and soil-based growing programmes.
Can Atami Rootbastic be used in soil?
Yes. Rootbastic can be used with soil-grown plants during early establishment when additional support for root development is required.
Does Rootbastic increase EC?
Yes. Atami specifically states that Rootbastic increases the EC of the base nutrient solution. Overall EC should therefore be checked after Rootbastic has been added rather than treating it as an EC-neutral additive.
Can I use Rootbastic alongside my base nutrients?
Yes. Rootbastic is a concentrated early-stage supplement rather than a complete standalone crop nutrition programme. Its NPK contribution and effect on EC should be taken into account when combining it with the base nutrient.
Do I need to shake Atami Rootbastic before use?
Yes. Atami instructs growers to shake Rootbastic well before use to ensure the concentrated liquid is properly mixed before measuring.
Is the 1.25L Rootbastic suitable for larger growing systems?
Yes. The formulation and application rates are the same as the smaller Rootbastic sizes, but the 1.25L bottle is particularly convenient for larger reservoirs, higher plant numbers and growers using the product regularly across multiple crops.
How many 1.25L bottles are in a full case of Atami Rootbastic?
A full outer case contains 12 x 1.25L bottles. Individual 1.25L bottles can still be ordered separately.
£10.42
Unit price per£10.42
Unit price perA highly concentrated 4-14-4 root stimulator combining mineral nutrition, biostimulants and bio-minerals to support rapid root development, stronger early growth and increased plant resilience.
Atami Rootbastic is a premium concentrated root stimulator developed specifically for the crucial early stages of crop development. Its unusually high concentration of phosphorus, combined with additional mineral nutrition, trace elements and biostimulant components, provides targeted support while plants establish their root systems.
Rootbastic stands apart from many conventional rooting additives because it has a substantial NPK analysis of 4-14-4 W/W. Atami highlights phosphorus as particularly important within the formula because of its role in energy transport and storage and its contribution to essential cellular structures during active plant development.
Alongside its mineral nutrition, Rootbastic contains a concentrated combination of biostimulants and bio-minerals. Atami identifies improved root development, greater resistance to root disease and increased resilience to environmental stress among the principal benefits of the product.
Rootbastic is designed for a short, intensive programme during early crop development. Application begins at only 0.1ml/L and gradually increases to 0.3ml/L, making even the compact 100ml bottle capable of treating a substantial volume of nutrient solution.
Why choose Atami Rootbastic?
When should Atami Rootbastic be used?
Rootbastic is intended for the early rooting and growth stages when the plant is actively establishing its root system. Atami describes the product as being particularly effective during the first three weeks of the growth cycle.
Rather than viewing Rootbastic as an all-cycle additive, it is best treated as a concentrated early-stage treatment. The application rate increases progressively as the root system develops, beginning at 0.1ml/L before increasing to 0.2ml/L and finally 0.3ml/L.
This progressive approach provides increasing levels of Rootbastic as the young plant becomes established without immediately introducing the maximum concentration.
Rootbastic is suitable for cultivation in soil, coco coir and hydroponic systems. It can be incorporated into a wider crop nutrition programme during the period when strong root establishment is the priority.
How to use Atami Rootbastic
Shake well before use. Add Rootbastic to the normal nutrient solution during the early rooting and growth phase.
Begin at 0.1ml/L during the first stage of the programme. Increase to 0.2ml/L during the second stage and then to 0.3ml/L during the third stage as root development progresses.
At the initial 0.1ml/L rate, use 1ml for 10L, 5ml for 50L, 10ml for 100L, 50ml for 500L and 100ml for a 1,000L reservoir.
At 0.2ml/L, use 2ml for 10L, 10ml for 50L, 20ml for 100L, 100ml for 500L and 200ml for a 1,000L reservoir.
At the maximum 0.3ml/L rate, use 3ml for 10L, 15ml for 50L, 30ml for 100L, 150ml for 500L and 300ml for a 1,000L reservoir.
Rootbastic increases the EC of the base nutrient solution. EC should therefore be monitored after Rootbastic has been incorporated and the overall nutrient strength adjusted according to the crop, growing medium and stage of development.
Why is phosphorus important during root development?
Rootbastic contains considerably more phosphorus than many conventional root stimulators. Atami highlights phosphorus because it plays a fundamental role in the transport and storage of energy within plants.
Energy captured through photosynthesis is stored and transferred through compounds such as ATP, allowing energy to be moved to areas of active development. Phosphorus is also an important component of cellular structures and DNA.
Rootbastic combines this phosphorus-rich mineral nutrition with trace elements, biostimulants and bio-minerals to create a concentrated formula aimed specifically at the establishment of a healthy root system.
Establishing an extensive root system early in the crop cycle gives the plant a larger foundation through which water and mineral nutrition can subsequently be absorbed as above-ground growth increases.
Atami Rootbastic 100ml product details
| Product | Atami Rootbastic |
|---|---|
| Product type | Highly concentrated root stimulator & root booster |
| Product size | 100ml |
| Format | Liquid concentrate |
| NPK | 4-14-4 W/W |
| Formula | Mineral nutrition, biostimulants & bio-minerals |
| Application stage | Early rooting & growth phase |
| Initial application rate | 0.1ml/L |
| Intermediate application rate | 0.2ml/L |
| Maximum application rate | 0.3ml/L |
| Standard programme | 0.1ml/L → 0.2ml/L → 0.3ml/L during the first three stages of early growth |
| 10L solution | 1–3ml depending on development stage |
| 50L solution | 5–15ml depending on development stage |
| 100L solution | 10–30ml depending on development stage |
| 500L solution | 50–150ml depending on development stage |
| 1,000L solution | 100–300ml depending on development stage |
| Approximate solution from 100ml | 1,000L at 0.1ml/L, 500L at 0.2ml/L or approximately 333L at 0.3ml/L |
| Effect on EC | Increases the EC of the base nutrient solution |
| Soil | Suitable |
| Coco coir | Suitable |
| Hydroponics | Suitable |
| Available Atami sizes | 50ml, 100ml, 250ml, 500ml & 1.25L |
| Outer case quantity | 12 x 100ml bottles |
Atami Rootbastic 100ml FAQs
What is Atami Rootbastic?
Atami Rootbastic is a highly concentrated liquid root stimulator formulated to support rapid root development during the early stages of crop growth. It combines mineral nutrition with biostimulants and bio-minerals.
What does Atami Rootbastic do?
Rootbastic is designed to stimulate strong early root development and support plant establishment. Atami also identifies increased resistance to root disease and improved resilience to environmental stress among its benefits.
What is the NPK of Atami Rootbastic?
Atami Rootbastic has an NPK analysis of 4-14-4 W/W, giving it a particularly high phosphorus concentration for a root stimulator.
Why does Rootbastic contain so much phosphorus?
Phosphorus plays an important role in plant energy transfer and storage and is involved in essential cellular structures. Rootbastic uses a phosphorus-rich formula to provide targeted nutritional support during intensive early root development.
When should I use Atami Rootbastic?
Rootbastic is designed for the early rooting and growth phase while the plant is establishing its root system. It is an intensive early-stage product rather than an additive intended for continuous use throughout the entire crop cycle.
How much Atami Rootbastic should I use per litre?
Start at 0.1ml/L during the first stage of the programme, increase to 0.2ml/L during the second stage and then use 0.3ml/L during the third stage of early growth.
Can Atami Rootbastic be used throughout the whole crop cycle?
Rootbastic is primarily designed for early root establishment. Once the intensive rooting programme is complete, crop nutrition should progress according to the plant's next stage of development.
Can Atami Rootbastic be used in coco?
Yes. Rootbastic is suitable for coco coir cultivation and can be incorporated into an appropriate coco nutrient programme during early crop development.
Can Atami Rootbastic be used in hydroponics?
Yes. Rootbastic is suitable for hydroponic cultivation as well as coco and soil-based growing programmes.
Can Atami Rootbastic be used in soil?
Yes. Rootbastic can be used with soil-grown plants during early establishment when additional support for root development is required.
Does Rootbastic increase EC?
Yes. Rootbastic increases the EC of the base nutrient solution, so overall EC should be checked after it has been added and the complete nutrient solution adjusted where necessary.
Can I use Rootbastic alongside my base nutrients?
Yes. Rootbastic is a concentrated early-stage supplement rather than a complete standalone crop nutrition programme. Its NPK contribution and effect on EC should be taken into account when combining it with the base nutrient.
Do I need to shake Atami Rootbastic before use?
Yes. Shake Rootbastic well before use to ensure the concentrated liquid is properly mixed before measuring and adding it to the nutrient solution.
Is the 100ml Rootbastic suitable for smaller growing systems?
Yes. The 100ml bottle contains the same concentrated Rootbastic formulation as the larger sizes but is particularly practical for smaller reservoirs, lower plant numbers or growers who require relatively small quantities of root stimulator.
How many 100ml bottles are in a full case of Atami Rootbastic?
A full outer case contains 12 x 100ml bottles. Individual 100ml bottles can still be ordered separately.
£331.08
Unit price per£331.08
Unit price perA highly concentrated PK 10-20 flowering and fruiting booster with twice as much potassium as phosphorus, developed to support firm, dense flowers and fruits during the final stages of crop production.
Atami Rokzbastic is a powerful late-stage flowering additive formulated for crops with high phosphorus and potassium requirements. With a PK analysis of 10-20 W/W, Rokzbastic provides a distinctive phosphorus-to-potassium ratio of 1:2, supplying twice as much potassium as phosphorus.
This potassium-rich formulation has been developed specifically for the later flowering, fruiting and ripening stages. Atami highlights the high potassium concentration for its role in supporting firmer flowers and fruits, making Rokzbastic particularly relevant to productive crops with longer flowering phases or increased potassium demand.
Rokzbastic is highly concentrated and is applied at only 0.5-1ml per litre. It is suitable for soil, coco coir and hydroponic cultivation and can be incorporated alongside an appropriate base nutrient during the final stages of crop development.
The 5.5L format is particularly well suited to larger reservoirs and professional growing environments. At the lower 0.5ml/L application rate, one 5.5L container can prepare up to approximately 11,000 litres of nutrient solution.
Why choose Atami Rokzbastic?
When should Atami Rokzbastic be used?
Rokzbastic is intended for the later flowering, fruiting and ripening stages when crop demand shifts towards final flower and fruit development. Atami recommends using it during approximately the final 4 to 6 weeks of the flowering phase.
As with any crop-stage programme, actual plant development should take priority over rigid calendar weeks. Crops with different flowering or fruiting periods will reach the appropriate Rokzbastic stage at different times.
Rokzbastic is particularly suited to plants with a longer flowering period or crops requiring additional potassium during final development. Its PK 10-20 analysis provides twice as much potassium as phosphorus, giving it a distinctly different nutritional profile from more evenly balanced PK flowering additives.
It can be used with soil, coco and hydroponic growing methods and is suitable for both manual and automatic irrigation systems when incorporated appropriately into the nutrient programme.
How to use Atami Rokzbastic
Use Rokzbastic at 0.5-1ml per litre of water or nutrient solution during the later flowering, fruiting and ripening stages. Incorporate it alongside the appropriate base nutrient programme rather than using it as a standalone complete fertiliser.
At 0.5ml/L, use 5ml for 10L, 25ml for 50L, 50ml for 100L, 250ml for 500L and 500ml for a 1,000L reservoir.
At the maximum 1ml/L rate, use 10ml for 10L, 50ml for 50L, 100ml for 100L, 500ml for 500L and 1L for a 1,000L reservoir.
At the recommended application range, a 5.5L container prepares approximately 5,500-11,000 litres of nutrient solution, depending on whether Rokzbastic is being used at 1ml/L or 0.5ml/L.
Rokzbastic increases the EC of the base nutrient solution. Monitor EC after adding Rokzbastic and adjust the overall nutrient strength according to the crop, growing medium and stage of development.
Extra care should be taken when combining Rokzbastic with other products containing high levels of phosphorus and potassium. Excessive PK supplementation can increase the risk of overfertilisation, so the complete nutrient programme and final EC should always be considered.
Why does Rokzbastic use a PK 10-20 ratio?
Rokzbastic has been formulated with a 1:2 phosphorus-to-potassium ratio. This means the proportion of potassium is twice that of phosphorus, giving Rokzbastic a different nutritional profile from many conventional flowering boosters.
Phosphorus and potassium both play important roles during reproductive crop development. Phosphorus is involved in processes including energy transfer, while potassium contributes to numerous physiological functions associated with crop development and quality.
Atami places particular emphasis on the elevated potassium concentration in Rokzbastic, linking the PK 10-20 formulation with the development of firmer flowers and fruits.
This makes Rokzbastic particularly suited to the later stages of productive crops where the objective is to support final flower or fruit development rather than continued vegetative growth.
Atami Rokzbastic 5.5L product details
| Product | Atami Rokzbastic |
|---|---|
| Product type | Concentrated flowering & fruiting PK booster |
| Product size | 5.5L |
| Format | Liquid concentrate |
| PK analysis | PK 10-20 W/W |
| Phosphorus : potassium ratio | 1:2 |
| Application rate | 0.5-1ml/L |
| Application stage | Late flowering, fruiting & ripening |
| Typical application period | Final 4-6 weeks of flowering, according to crop development |
| 10L solution | 5-10ml |
| 50L solution | 25-50ml |
| 100L solution | 50-100ml |
| 500L solution | 250-500ml |
| 1,000L solution | 500ml-1L |
| Approximate solution from 5.5L | 5,500-11,000L at 1-0.5ml/L |
| Effect on EC | Increases the EC of the base nutrient solution |
| Soil | Suitable |
| Coco coir | Suitable |
| Hydroponics | Suitable |
| Irrigation | Suitable for manual & automatic irrigation systems |
| Available Atami sizes | 50ml, 100ml, 325ml, 1.25L, 5.5L & 10L |
| Outer case quantity | 4 x 5.5L containers |
Atami Rokzbastic 5.5L FAQs
What is Atami Rokzbastic?
Atami Rokzbastic is a highly concentrated PK flowering and fruiting booster formulated for the later stages of crop development. It has a PK analysis of 10-20 W/W and contains twice as much potassium as phosphorus.
What does Atami Rokzbastic do?
Rokzbastic provides concentrated phosphorus and potassium during late flowering, fruiting and ripening. Atami developed its potassium-rich formula to support firm, dense flowers and fruits and final crop development.
What is the PK ratio of Rokzbastic?
Rokzbastic has a PK analysis of 10-20 W/W. Its phosphorus-to-potassium ratio is 1:2, meaning the proportion of potassium is twice that of phosphorus.
When should I use Atami Rokzbastic?
Rokzbastic is intended for the later flowering, fruiting and ripening stages. Atami recommends using it during approximately the final 4 to 6 weeks of flowering, with actual crop development determining the appropriate starting point.
How much Atami Rokzbastic should I use per litre?
Atami recommends 0.5-1ml of Rokzbastic per litre of water or nutrient solution. The appropriate concentration should be selected according to crop requirements and the overall strength of the nutrient programme.
Is Rokzbastic suitable for long-flowering crops?
Yes. Atami specifically highlights Rokzbastic for plants with longer flowering phases or increased potassium requirements during final flower and fruit development.
Can Rokzbastic be used with base nutrients?
Yes. Rokzbastic is a flowering and fruiting supplement rather than a complete standalone fertiliser and is designed to be incorporated alongside an appropriate base nutrient programme.
Can Rokzbastic be used with other PK boosters?
Care is required when combining multiple high-PK products. The combined phosphorus and potassium contribution can substantially increase nutrient strength, so EC and the complete feeding programme should be considered to avoid overfertilisation.
Does Atami Rokzbastic increase EC?
Yes. Atami states that Rokzbastic increases the EC of the base nutrient solution. Check EC after adding Rokzbastic and adjust the overall nutrient concentration where necessary.
Can Atami Rokzbastic be used in coco?
Yes. Rokzbastic is suitable for coco coir cultivation and can be incorporated into an appropriate coco feeding programme during flowering and fruit development.
Can Atami Rokzbastic be used in hydroponics?
Yes. Atami identifies Rokzbastic as suitable for hydroponic cultivation as well as soil and coco.
Can Atami Rokzbastic be used in soil?
Yes. Rokzbastic can be incorporated into soil-based crop nutrition programmes during the appropriate flowering, fruiting and ripening stages.
What is the difference between Rokzbastic and Rootbastic?
Rootbastic is an early-stage root stimulator designed to support root establishment, whereas Rokzbastic is a high-PK product intended for later flowering, fruiting and ripening. They perform very different roles within the crop cycle.
What is the difference between Rokzbastic and Bloombastic?
Both are concentrated flowering products, but they have different PK profiles. Rokzbastic has a PK 10-20 analysis with a strong emphasis on potassium, while Bloombastic has a more balanced PK 14-15 analysis. Rokzbastic is therefore particularly focused on high potassium demand and final flower or fruit firmness.
Is the 5.5L Rokzbastic suitable for professional growing?
Yes. The 5.5L format is particularly practical for larger reservoirs, higher-volume crop production and professional growing environments where Rokzbastic is required across substantial areas or multiple irrigation cycles.
£28.59
Unit price per£28.59
Unit price perA highly concentrated PK 10-20 flowering and fruiting booster with twice as much potassium as phosphorus, developed to support firm, dense flowers and fruits during the final stages of crop production.
Atami Rokzbastic is a powerful late-stage flowering additive formulated for crops with high phosphorus and potassium requirements. With a PK analysis of 10-20 W/W, Rokzbastic provides a distinctive phosphorus-to-potassium ratio of 1:2, supplying twice as much potassium as phosphorus.
This potassium-rich formulation has been developed specifically for the later flowering, fruiting and ripening stages. Atami highlights the high potassium concentration for its role in supporting firmer flowers and fruits, making Rokzbastic particularly relevant to productive crops with longer flowering phases or increased potassium demand.
Rokzbastic is highly concentrated and is applied at only 0.5-1ml per litre. It is suitable for soil, coco coir and hydroponic cultivation and can be incorporated alongside an appropriate base nutrient during the final stages of crop development.
The compact 325ml format provides the same concentrated Rokzbastic formulation as the larger containers while being particularly practical for smaller reservoirs, lower plant numbers or growers wanting to introduce Rokzbastic into their flowering programme without purchasing a larger pack.
Why choose Atami Rokzbastic?
When should Atami Rokzbastic be used?
Rokzbastic is intended for the later flowering, fruiting and ripening stages when crop demand shifts towards final flower and fruit development. Atami recommends using it during approximately the final 4 to 6 weeks of the flowering phase.
Actual crop development should take priority over rigid calendar weeks. Different crops and varieties can have substantially different flowering and fruiting periods, so Rokzbastic should be introduced when the crop reaches the appropriate stage of reproductive development.
Rokzbastic is particularly suited to plants with a longer flowering period or crops requiring additional potassium during final development. Its PK 10-20 analysis provides twice as much potassium as phosphorus, giving it a distinctly different nutritional profile from more evenly balanced PK flowering additives.
It can be used with soil, coco and hydroponic growing methods and incorporated into the existing nutrient programme during the appropriate stage of crop development.
How to use Atami Rokzbastic
Use Rokzbastic at 0.5-1ml per litre of water or nutrient solution during the later flowering, fruiting and ripening stages. Incorporate it alongside the appropriate base nutrient programme rather than using it as a standalone complete fertiliser.
At 0.5ml/L, use 5ml for 10L, 25ml for 50L, 50ml for 100L, 250ml for 500L and 500ml for a 1,000L reservoir.
At the maximum 1ml/L rate, use 10ml for 10L, 50ml for 50L, 100ml for 100L, 500ml for 500L and 1L for a 1,000L reservoir.
At the recommended application range, a 325ml bottle prepares approximately 325-650 litres of nutrient solution, depending on whether Rokzbastic is applied at 1ml/L or 0.5ml/L.
Rokzbastic increases the EC of the base nutrient solution. Monitor EC after adding Rokzbastic and adjust the overall nutrient strength according to the crop, growing medium and stage of development.
Extra care should be taken when combining Rokzbastic with other products containing high levels of phosphorus and potassium. Excessive PK supplementation can increase the risk of overfertilisation, so the complete nutrient programme and final EC should always be considered.
Why does Rokzbastic use a PK 10-20 ratio?
Rokzbastic has been formulated with a 1:2 phosphorus-to-potassium ratio. This means the proportion of potassium is twice that of phosphorus, giving Rokzbastic a different nutritional profile from many conventional flowering boosters.
Phosphorus and potassium both play important roles during reproductive crop development. Phosphorus contributes to processes including energy transfer, while potassium is involved in numerous physiological functions associated with crop development and quality.
Atami places particular emphasis on the elevated potassium concentration in Rokzbastic, linking the PK 10-20 formulation with the development of firmer flowers and fruits.
This makes Rokzbastic particularly suited to the later stages of productive crops where the objective is to support final flower or fruit development rather than continued vegetative growth.
Atami Rokzbastic 325ml product details
| Product | Atami Rokzbastic |
|---|---|
| Product type | Concentrated flowering & fruiting PK booster |
| Product size | 325ml |
| Format | Liquid concentrate |
| PK analysis | PK 10-20 W/W |
| Phosphorus : potassium ratio | 1:2 |
| Application rate | 0.5-1ml/L |
| Application stage | Late flowering, fruiting & ripening |
| Typical application period | Final 4-6 weeks of flowering, according to crop development |
| 10L solution | 5-10ml |
| 50L solution | 25-50ml |
| 100L solution | 50-100ml |
| 500L solution | 250-500ml |
| 1,000L solution | 500ml-1L |
| Approximate solution from 325ml | 325-650L at 1-0.5ml/L |
| Effect on EC | Increases the EC of the base nutrient solution |
| Soil | Suitable |
| Coco coir | Suitable |
| Hydroponics | Suitable |
| Available Atami sizes | 50ml, 100ml, 325ml, 1.25L, 5.5L & 10L |
| Outer case quantity | 12 x 325ml bottles |
Atami Rokzbastic 325ml FAQs
What is Atami Rokzbastic?
Atami Rokzbastic is a highly concentrated PK flowering and fruiting booster formulated for the later stages of crop development. It has a PK analysis of 10-20 W/W and contains twice as much potassium as phosphorus.
What does Atami Rokzbastic do?
Rokzbastic supplies concentrated phosphorus and potassium during late flowering, fruiting and ripening. Atami developed its potassium-rich formulation to support firm flowers and fruits and final crop development.
What is the PK ratio of Atami Rokzbastic?
Rokzbastic has a PK analysis of 10-20 W/W. This gives it a phosphorus-to-potassium ratio of 1:2, with twice as much potassium as phosphorus.
When should I use Atami Rokzbastic?
Rokzbastic is intended for the later flowering, fruiting and ripening stages. Atami recommends using it during approximately the final 4 to 6 weeks of flowering, with actual crop development determining the appropriate starting point.
How much Atami Rokzbastic should I use per litre?
Atami recommends 0.5-1ml of Rokzbastic per litre of water or nutrient solution. The appropriate concentration should take account of crop requirements and the overall strength of the complete nutrient programme.
Is Rokzbastic suitable for long-flowering crops?
Yes. Rokzbastic is particularly relevant to crops with longer flowering phases or increased potassium requirements during final flower and fruit development.
Can Rokzbastic be used with base nutrients?
Yes. Rokzbastic is a flowering and fruiting supplement rather than a complete standalone fertiliser and should be incorporated alongside an appropriate base nutrient programme.
Can Rokzbastic be used with other PK boosters?
Care is required when combining high-PK products. Their combined phosphorus and potassium contribution can substantially increase nutrient strength, so the complete feed programme and EC should be considered to avoid excessive fertilisation.
Does Atami Rokzbastic increase EC?
Yes. Rokzbastic increases the EC of the base nutrient solution. Check the final EC after adding Rokzbastic and adjust the overall nutrient concentration where necessary.
Can Atami Rokzbastic be used in coco?
Yes. Rokzbastic is suitable for coco coir cultivation and can be incorporated into an appropriate coco feeding programme during flowering and fruit development.
Can Atami Rokzbastic be used in hydroponics?
Yes. Rokzbastic is suitable for hydroponic cultivation as well as soil and coco growing systems.
Can Atami Rokzbastic be used in soil?
Yes. Rokzbastic can be incorporated into soil-based crop nutrition programmes during the appropriate flowering, fruiting and ripening stages.
What is the difference between Rokzbastic and Rootbastic?
Rootbastic is an early-stage root stimulator designed to support root establishment. Rokzbastic is a high-PK booster intended for later flowering, fruiting and ripening. The two products therefore perform very different roles within the crop cycle.
What is the difference between Rokzbastic and Bloombastic?
Both are concentrated flowering products, but their PK profiles differ. Rokzbastic has a PK 10-20 analysis with a stronger emphasis on potassium, while Bloombastic has a more balanced PK profile. Rokzbastic is particularly focused on crops with increased potassium demand during final flower and fruit development.
How many 325ml bottles are in a full case of Atami Rokzbastic?
A full outer case contains 12 x 325ml bottles. Individual 325ml bottles can still be ordered separately.
£93.59
Unit price per£93.59
Unit price perA highly concentrated PK 10-20 flowering and fruiting booster with twice as much potassium as phosphorus, developed to support firm, dense flowers and fruits during the final stages of crop production.
Atami Rokzbastic is a powerful late-stage flowering additive formulated for crops with high phosphorus and potassium requirements. With a PK analysis of 10-20 W/W, Rokzbastic provides a distinctive phosphorus-to-potassium ratio of 1:2, supplying twice as much potassium as phosphorus.
This potassium-rich formulation has been developed specifically for the later flowering, fruiting and ripening stages. Atami highlights the high potassium concentration for its role in supporting firmer flowers and fruits, making Rokzbastic particularly relevant to productive crops with longer flowering phases or increased potassium demand.
Rokzbastic is highly concentrated and is applied at only 0.5-1ml per litre. It is suitable for soil, coco coir and hydroponic cultivation and can be incorporated alongside an appropriate base nutrient during the final stages of crop development.
The 1.25L format provides a useful balance between volume and handling for growers running medium to larger reservoirs. At the recommended application range, one bottle can prepare approximately 1,250-2,500 litres of nutrient solution.
Why choose Atami Rokzbastic?
When should Atami Rokzbastic be used?
Rokzbastic is intended for the later flowering, fruiting and ripening stages when crop demand shifts towards final flower and fruit development. Atami recommends using it during approximately the final 4 to 6 weeks of the flowering phase.
Actual crop development should take priority over rigid calendar weeks. Different crops and varieties can have substantially different flowering and fruiting periods, so Rokzbastic should be introduced when the crop reaches the appropriate stage of reproductive development.
Rokzbastic is particularly suited to plants with a longer flowering period or crops requiring additional potassium during final development. Its PK 10-20 analysis provides twice as much potassium as phosphorus, giving it a distinctly different nutritional profile from more evenly balanced PK flowering additives.
It can be used with soil, coco and hydroponic growing methods and incorporated into the existing nutrient programme during the appropriate stage of crop development.
How to use Atami Rokzbastic
Use Rokzbastic at 0.5-1ml per litre of water or nutrient solution during the later flowering, fruiting and ripening stages. Incorporate it alongside the appropriate base nutrient programme rather than using it as a standalone complete fertiliser.
At 0.5ml/L, use 5ml for 10L, 25ml for 50L, 50ml for 100L, 250ml for 500L and 500ml for a 1,000L reservoir.
At the maximum 1ml/L rate, use 10ml for 10L, 50ml for 50L, 100ml for 100L, 500ml for 500L and 1L for a 1,000L reservoir.
At the recommended application range, a 1.25L bottle prepares approximately 1,250-2,500 litres of nutrient solution, depending on whether Rokzbastic is applied at 1ml/L or 0.5ml/L.
Rokzbastic increases the EC of the base nutrient solution. Monitor EC after adding Rokzbastic and adjust the overall nutrient strength according to the crop, growing medium and stage of development.
Extra care should be taken when combining Rokzbastic with other products containing high levels of phosphorus and potassium. Excessive PK supplementation can increase the risk of overfertilisation, so the complete nutrient programme and final EC should always be considered.
Why does Rokzbastic use a PK 10-20 ratio?
Rokzbastic has been formulated with a 1:2 phosphorus-to-potassium ratio. This means the proportion of potassium is twice that of phosphorus, giving Rokzbastic a different nutritional profile from many conventional flowering boosters.
Phosphorus and potassium both play important roles during reproductive crop development. Phosphorus contributes to processes including energy transfer, while potassium is involved in numerous physiological functions associated with crop development and quality.
Atami places particular emphasis on the elevated potassium concentration in Rokzbastic, linking the PK 10-20 formulation with the development of firmer flowers and fruits.
This makes Rokzbastic particularly suited to the later stages of productive crops where the objective is to support final flower or fruit development rather than continued vegetative growth.
Atami Rokzbastic 1.25L product details
| Product | Atami Rokzbastic |
|---|---|
| Product type | Concentrated flowering & fruiting PK booster |
| Product size | 1.25L |
| Format | Liquid concentrate |
| PK analysis | PK 10-20 W/W |
| Phosphorus : potassium ratio | 1:2 |
| Application rate | 0.5-1ml/L |
| Application stage | Late flowering, fruiting & ripening |
| Typical application period | Final 4-6 weeks of flowering, according to crop development |
| 10L solution | 5-10ml |
| 50L solution | 25-50ml |
| 100L solution | 50-100ml |
| 500L solution | 250-500ml |
| 1,000L solution | 500ml-1L |
| Approximate solution from 1.25L | 1,250-2,500L at 1-0.5ml/L |
| Effect on EC | Increases the EC of the base nutrient solution |
| Soil | Suitable |
| Coco coir | Suitable |
| Hydroponics | Suitable |
| Available Atami sizes | 50ml, 100ml, 325ml, 1.25L, 5.5L & 10L |
| Outer case quantity | 12 x 1.25L bottles |
Atami Rokzbastic 1.25L FAQs
What is Atami Rokzbastic?
Atami Rokzbastic is a highly concentrated PK flowering and fruiting booster formulated for the later stages of crop development. It has a PK analysis of 10-20 W/W and contains twice as much potassium as phosphorus.
What does Atami Rokzbastic do?
Rokzbastic supplies concentrated phosphorus and potassium during late flowering, fruiting and ripening. Atami developed its potassium-rich formulation to support firm flowers and fruits and final crop development.
What is the PK ratio of Atami Rokzbastic?
Rokzbastic has a PK analysis of 10-20 W/W, giving it a phosphorus-to-potassium ratio of 1:2, with twice as much potassium as phosphorus.
When should I use Atami Rokzbastic?
Rokzbastic is intended for the later flowering, fruiting and ripening stages. Atami recommends using it during approximately the final 4 to 6 weeks of flowering, with actual crop development determining the appropriate starting point.
How much Atami Rokzbastic should I use per litre?
Atami recommends 0.5-1ml of Rokzbastic per litre of water or nutrient solution. The appropriate concentration should take account of crop requirements and the overall strength of the complete nutrient programme.
Is Rokzbastic suitable for long-flowering crops?
Yes. Rokzbastic is particularly relevant to crops with longer flowering phases or increased potassium requirements during final flower and fruit development.
Can Rokzbastic be used with base nutrients?
Yes. Rokzbastic is a flowering and fruiting supplement rather than a complete standalone fertiliser and should be incorporated alongside an appropriate base nutrient programme.
Can Rokzbastic be used with other PK boosters?
Care is required when combining high-PK products. Their combined phosphorus and potassium contribution can substantially increase nutrient strength, so the complete feed programme and EC should be considered to avoid excessive fertilisation.
Does Atami Rokzbastic increase EC?
Yes. Rokzbastic increases the EC of the base nutrient solution. Check the final EC after adding Rokzbastic and adjust the overall nutrient concentration where necessary.
Can Atami Rokzbastic be used in coco?
Yes. Rokzbastic is suitable for coco coir cultivation and can be incorporated into an appropriate coco feeding programme during flowering and fruit development.
Can Atami Rokzbastic be used in hydroponics?
Yes. Rokzbastic is suitable for hydroponic cultivation as well as soil and coco growing systems.
Can Atami Rokzbastic be used in soil?
Yes. Rokzbastic can be incorporated into soil-based crop nutrition programmes during the appropriate flowering, fruiting and ripening stages.
What is the difference between Rokzbastic and Rootbastic?
Rootbastic is an early-stage root stimulator designed to support root establishment. Rokzbastic is a high-PK booster intended for later flowering, fruiting and ripening. They therefore perform very different roles within the crop cycle.
What is the difference between Rokzbastic and Bloombastic?
Both are concentrated flowering products, but their PK profiles differ. Rokzbastic has a PK 10-20 analysis with a stronger emphasis on potassium, while Bloombastic has a more balanced PK profile. Rokzbastic is particularly focused on crops with increased potassium demand during final flower and fruit development.
How many 1.25L bottles are in a full case of Atami Rokzbastic?
A full outer case contains 12 x 1.25L bottles. Individual 1.25L bottles can still be ordered separately.
£571.86
Unit price per£571.86
Unit price perA highly concentrated PK 10-20 flowering and fruiting booster with twice as much potassium as phosphorus, developed to support firm, dense flowers and fruits during the final stages of crop production.
Atami Rokzbastic is a powerful late-stage flowering additive formulated for crops with high phosphorus and potassium requirements. With a PK analysis of 10-20 W/W, Rokzbastic provides a distinctive phosphorus-to-potassium ratio of 1:2, supplying twice as much potassium as phosphorus.
This potassium-rich formulation has been developed specifically for the later flowering, fruiting and ripening stages. Atami highlights the high potassium concentration for its role in supporting firmer flowers and fruits, making Rokzbastic particularly relevant to productive crops with longer flowering phases or increased potassium demand.
Rokzbastic is highly concentrated and is applied at only 0.5-1ml per litre. It is suitable for soil, coco coir and hydroponic cultivation and can be incorporated alongside an appropriate base nutrient during the final stages of crop development.
The large 10L format is particularly well suited to commercial growers, large reservoirs and high-volume crop production. At the recommended application range, a single 10L container can prepare approximately 10,000-20,000 litres of nutrient solution.
Why choose Atami Rokzbastic?
When should Atami Rokzbastic be used?
Rokzbastic is intended for the later flowering, fruiting and ripening stages when crop demand shifts towards final flower and fruit development. Atami recommends using it during approximately the final 4 to 6 weeks of the flowering phase.
Actual crop development should take priority over rigid calendar weeks. Different crops and varieties can have substantially different flowering and fruiting periods, so Rokzbastic should be introduced when the crop reaches the appropriate stage of reproductive development.
Rokzbastic is particularly suited to plants with a longer flowering period or crops requiring additional potassium during final development. Its PK 10-20 analysis provides twice as much potassium as phosphorus, giving it a distinctly different nutritional profile from more evenly balanced PK flowering additives.
It can be used with soil, coco and hydroponic growing methods and incorporated into the existing nutrient programme during the appropriate stage of crop development.
How to use Atami Rokzbastic
Use Rokzbastic at 0.5-1ml per litre of water or nutrient solution during the later flowering, fruiting and ripening stages. Incorporate it alongside the appropriate base nutrient programme rather than using it as a standalone complete fertiliser.
At 0.5ml/L, use 5ml for 10L, 25ml for 50L, 50ml for 100L, 250ml for 500L and 500ml for a 1,000L reservoir.
At the maximum 1ml/L rate, use 10ml for 10L, 50ml for 50L, 100ml for 100L, 500ml for 500L and 1L for a 1,000L reservoir.
At the recommended application range, a 10L container prepares approximately 10,000-20,000 litres of nutrient solution, depending on whether Rokzbastic is applied at 1ml/L or 0.5ml/L.
Rokzbastic increases the EC of the base nutrient solution. Monitor EC after adding Rokzbastic and adjust the overall nutrient strength according to the crop, growing medium and stage of development.
Extra care should be taken when combining Rokzbastic with other products containing high levels of phosphorus and potassium. Excessive PK supplementation can increase the risk of overfertilisation, so the complete nutrient programme and final EC should always be considered.
Why does Rokzbastic use a PK 10-20 ratio?
Rokzbastic has been formulated with a 1:2 phosphorus-to-potassium ratio. This means the proportion of potassium is twice that of phosphorus, giving Rokzbastic a different nutritional profile from many conventional flowering boosters.
Phosphorus and potassium both play important roles during reproductive crop development. Phosphorus contributes to processes including energy transfer, while potassium is involved in numerous physiological functions associated with crop development and quality.
Atami places particular emphasis on the elevated potassium concentration in Rokzbastic, linking the PK 10-20 formulation with the development of firmer flowers and fruits.
This makes Rokzbastic particularly suited to the later stages of productive crops where the objective is to support final flower or fruit development rather than continued vegetative growth.
Atami Rokzbastic 10L product details
| Product | Atami Rokzbastic |
|---|---|
| Product type | Concentrated flowering & fruiting PK booster |
| Product size | 10L |
| Format | Liquid concentrate |
| PK analysis | PK 10-20 W/W |
| Phosphorus : potassium ratio | 1:2 |
| Application rate | 0.5-1ml/L |
| Application stage | Late flowering, fruiting & ripening |
| Typical application period | Final 4-6 weeks of flowering, according to crop development |
| 10L solution | 5-10ml |
| 50L solution | 25-50ml |
| 100L solution | 50-100ml |
| 500L solution | 250-500ml |
| 1,000L solution | 500ml-1L |
| Approximate solution from 10L | 10,000-20,000L at 1-0.5ml/L |
| Effect on EC | Increases the EC of the base nutrient solution |
| Soil | Suitable |
| Coco coir | Suitable |
| Hydroponics | Suitable |
| Available Atami sizes | 50ml, 100ml, 325ml, 1.25L, 5.5L & 10L |
Atami Rokzbastic 10L FAQs
What is Atami Rokzbastic?
Atami Rokzbastic is a highly concentrated PK flowering and fruiting booster formulated for the later stages of crop development. It has a PK analysis of 10-20 W/W and contains twice as much potassium as phosphorus.
What does Atami Rokzbastic do?
Rokzbastic supplies concentrated phosphorus and potassium during late flowering, fruiting and ripening. Atami developed its potassium-rich formulation to support firm flowers and fruits and final crop development.
What is the PK ratio of Atami Rokzbastic?
Rokzbastic has a PK analysis of 10-20 W/W, giving it a phosphorus-to-potassium ratio of 1:2, with twice as much potassium as phosphorus.
When should I use Atami Rokzbastic?
Rokzbastic is intended for the later flowering, fruiting and ripening stages. Atami recommends using it during approximately the final 4 to 6 weeks of flowering, with actual crop development determining the appropriate starting point.
How much Atami Rokzbastic should I use per litre?
Atami recommends 0.5-1ml of Rokzbastic per litre of water or nutrient solution. The appropriate concentration should take account of crop requirements and the overall strength of the complete nutrient programme.
Is Rokzbastic suitable for long-flowering crops?
Yes. Rokzbastic is particularly relevant to crops with longer flowering phases or increased potassium requirements during final flower and fruit development.
Can Rokzbastic be used with base nutrients?
Yes. Rokzbastic is a flowering and fruiting supplement rather than a complete standalone fertiliser and should be incorporated alongside an appropriate base nutrient programme.
Can Rokzbastic be used with other PK boosters?
Care is required when combining high-PK products. Their combined phosphorus and potassium contribution can substantially increase nutrient strength, so the complete feed programme and EC should be considered to avoid excessive fertilisation.
Does Atami Rokzbastic increase EC?
Yes. Rokzbastic increases the EC of the base nutrient solution. Check the final EC after adding Rokzbastic and adjust the overall nutrient concentration where necessary.
Can Atami Rokzbastic be used in coco?
Yes. Rokzbastic is suitable for coco coir cultivation and can be incorporated into an appropriate coco feeding programme during flowering and fruit development.
Can Atami Rokzbastic be used in hydroponics?
Yes. Rokzbastic is suitable for hydroponic cultivation as well as soil and coco growing systems.
Can Atami Rokzbastic be used in soil?
Yes. Rokzbastic can be incorporated into soil-based crop nutrition programmes during the appropriate flowering, fruiting and ripening stages.
What is the difference between Rokzbastic and Rootbastic?
Rootbastic is an early-stage root stimulator designed to support root establishment. Rokzbastic is a high-PK booster intended for later flowering, fruiting and ripening. They therefore perform very different roles within the crop cycle.
What is the difference between Rokzbastic and Bloombastic?
Both are concentrated flowering products, but their PK profiles differ. Rokzbastic has a PK 10-20 analysis with a stronger emphasis on potassium, while Bloombastic has a more balanced PK profile. Rokzbastic is particularly focused on crops with increased potassium demand during final flower and fruit development.
Is the 10L Rokzbastic suitable for commercial and professional growing?
Yes. The 10L format is particularly suited to commercial horticulture, large reservoirs, high plant numbers and professional growing environments where significant volumes of nutrient solution are prepared regularly.
£9.70
Unit price per£9.70
Unit price perA highly concentrated PK 10-20 flowering and fruiting booster with twice as much potassium as phosphorus, developed to support firm, dense flowers and fruits during the final stages of crop production.
Atami Rokzbastic is a powerful late-stage flowering additive formulated for crops with high phosphorus and potassium requirements. With a PK analysis of 10-20 W/W, Rokzbastic provides a distinctive phosphorus-to-potassium ratio of 1:2, supplying twice as much potassium as phosphorus.
This potassium-rich formulation has been developed specifically for the later flowering, fruiting and ripening stages. Atami highlights the high potassium concentration for its role in supporting firmer flowers and fruits, making Rokzbastic particularly relevant to productive crops with longer flowering phases or increased potassium demand.
Rokzbastic is highly concentrated and is applied at only 0.5-1ml per litre. It is suitable for soil, coco coir and hydroponic cultivation and can be incorporated alongside an appropriate base nutrient during the final stages of crop development.
The compact 100ml bottle is ideal for smaller growing systems, trial applications and lower-volume reservoirs. Despite its small size, one 100ml bottle can prepare approximately 100-200 litres of nutrient solution at the recommended application rate.
Why choose Atami Rokzbastic?
When should Atami Rokzbastic be used?
Rokzbastic is intended for the later flowering, fruiting and ripening stages when crop demand shifts towards final flower and fruit development. Atami recommends using it during approximately the final 4 to 6 weeks of the flowering phase.
Actual crop development should take priority over rigid calendar weeks. Different crops and varieties can have substantially different flowering and fruiting periods, so Rokzbastic should be introduced when the crop reaches the appropriate stage of reproductive development.
Rokzbastic is particularly suited to plants with a longer flowering period or crops requiring additional potassium during final development. Its PK 10-20 analysis provides twice as much potassium as phosphorus, giving it a distinctly different nutritional profile from more evenly balanced PK flowering additives.
It can be used with soil, coco and hydroponic growing methods and incorporated into the existing nutrient programme during the appropriate stage of crop development.
How to use Atami Rokzbastic
Use Rokzbastic at 0.5-1ml per litre of water or nutrient solution during the later flowering, fruiting and ripening stages. Incorporate it alongside the appropriate base nutrient programme rather than using it as a standalone complete fertiliser.
At 0.5ml/L, use 5ml for 10L, 25ml for 50L, 50ml for 100L, 250ml for 500L and 500ml for a 1,000L reservoir.
At the maximum 1ml/L rate, use 10ml for 10L, 50ml for 50L, 100ml for 100L, 500ml for 500L and 1L for a 1,000L reservoir.
At the recommended application range, a 100ml bottle prepares approximately 100-200 litres of nutrient solution, depending on whether Rokzbastic is applied at 1ml/L or 0.5ml/L.
Rokzbastic increases the EC of the base nutrient solution. Monitor EC after adding Rokzbastic and adjust the overall nutrient strength according to the crop, growing medium and stage of development.
Extra care should be taken when combining Rokzbastic with other products containing high levels of phosphorus and potassium. Excessive PK supplementation can increase the risk of overfertilisation, so the complete nutrient programme and final EC should always be considered.
Why does Rokzbastic use a PK 10-20 ratio?
Rokzbastic has been formulated with a 1:2 phosphorus-to-potassium ratio. This means the proportion of potassium is twice that of phosphorus, giving Rokzbastic a different nutritional profile from many conventional flowering boosters.
Phosphorus and potassium both play important roles during reproductive crop development. Phosphorus contributes to processes including energy transfer, while potassium is involved in numerous physiological functions associated with crop development and quality.
Atami places particular emphasis on the elevated potassium concentration in Rokzbastic, linking the PK 10-20 formulation with the development of firmer flowers and fruits.
This makes Rokzbastic particularly suited to the later stages of productive crops where the objective is to support final flower or fruit development rather than continued vegetative growth.
Atami Rokzbastic 100ml product details
| Product | Atami Rokzbastic |
|---|---|
| Product type | Concentrated flowering & fruiting PK booster |
| Product size | 100ml |
| Format | Liquid concentrate |
| PK analysis | PK 10-20 W/W |
| Phosphorus : potassium ratio | 1:2 |
| Application rate | 0.5-1ml/L |
| Application stage | Late flowering, fruiting & ripening |
| Typical application period | Final 4-6 weeks of flowering, according to crop development |
| 10L solution | 5-10ml |
| 50L solution | 25-50ml |
| 100L solution | 50-100ml |
| 500L solution | 250-500ml |
| 1,000L solution | 500ml-1L |
| Approximate solution from 100ml | 100-200L at 1-0.5ml/L |
| Effect on EC | Increases the EC of the base nutrient solution |
| Soil | Suitable |
| Coco coir | Suitable |
| Hydroponics | Suitable |
| Available Atami sizes | 50ml, 100ml, 325ml, 1.25L, 5.5L & 10L |
Atami Rokzbastic 100ml FAQs
What is Atami Rokzbastic?
Atami Rokzbastic is a highly concentrated PK flowering and fruiting booster formulated for the later stages of crop development. It has a PK analysis of 10-20 W/W and contains twice as much potassium as phosphorus.
What does Atami Rokzbastic do?
Rokzbastic supplies concentrated phosphorus and potassium during late flowering, fruiting and ripening. Atami developed its potassium-rich formulation to support firm flowers and fruits and final crop development.
What is the PK ratio of Atami Rokzbastic?
Rokzbastic has a PK analysis of 10-20 W/W, giving it a phosphorus-to-potassium ratio of 1:2, with twice as much potassium as phosphorus.
When should I use Atami Rokzbastic?
Rokzbastic is intended for the later flowering, fruiting and ripening stages. Atami recommends using it during approximately the final 4 to 6 weeks of flowering, with actual crop development determining the appropriate starting point.
How much Atami Rokzbastic should I use per litre?
Atami recommends 0.5-1ml of Rokzbastic per litre of water or nutrient solution. The appropriate concentration should take account of crop requirements and the overall strength of the complete nutrient programme.
Is Rokzbastic suitable for long-flowering crops?
Yes. Rokzbastic is particularly relevant to crops with longer flowering phases or increased potassium requirements during final flower and fruit development.
Can Rokzbastic be used with base nutrients?
Yes. Rokzbastic is a flowering and fruiting supplement rather than a complete standalone fertiliser and should be incorporated alongside an appropriate base nutrient programme.
Can Rokzbastic be used with other PK boosters?
Care is required when combining high-PK products. Their combined phosphorus and potassium contribution can substantially increase nutrient strength, so the complete feed programme and EC should be considered to avoid excessive fertilisation.
Does Atami Rokzbastic increase EC?
Yes. Rokzbastic increases the EC of the base nutrient solution. Check the final EC after adding Rokzbastic and adjust the overall nutrient concentration where necessary.
Can Atami Rokzbastic be used in coco?
Yes. Rokzbastic is suitable for coco coir cultivation and can be incorporated into an appropriate coco feeding programme during flowering and fruit development.
Can Atami Rokzbastic be used in hydroponics?
Yes. Rokzbastic is suitable for hydroponic cultivation as well as soil and coco growing systems.
Can Atami Rokzbastic be used in soil?
Yes. Rokzbastic can be incorporated into soil-based crop nutrition programmes during the appropriate flowering, fruiting and ripening stages.
What is the difference between Rokzbastic and Rootbastic?
Rootbastic is an early-stage root stimulator designed to support root establishment. Rokzbastic is a high-PK booster intended for later flowering, fruiting and ripening. They therefore perform very different roles within the crop cycle.
What is the difference between Rokzbastic and Bloombastic?
Both are concentrated flowering products, but their PK profiles differ. Rokzbastic has a PK 10-20 analysis with a stronger emphasis on potassium, while Bloombastic has a more balanced PK profile. Rokzbastic is particularly focused on crops with increased potassium demand during final flower and fruit development.
Is the 100ml Rokzbastic suitable for smaller growing systems?
Yes. The 100ml bottle is a convenient option for smaller reservoirs, lower plant numbers or growers wanting to use Rokzbastic without purchasing one of the larger pack sizes.
£8.58
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Unit price perAtami Kilomix 50L is a heavily fertilised peat and perlite growing substrate enriched with mineral and organic nutrition, providing demanding plants with a rich growing medium and sustained nutrient availability.
Atami Kilomix is one of the most nutrient-rich growing substrates in the Atami range. It combines peat and perlite with a substantial fertiliser charge designed to provide plants with important nutrients over an extended period.
The substrate is enriched with ingredients including Atami Worm Delight, lime, guano and other organic fertilisers, alongside mineral nutrition. This combination provides both readily available nutrition and a longer-lasting nutrient contribution as the crop develops.
Unlike a lightly fertilised substrate where the grower begins introducing a complete liquid feeding programme relatively early, Kilomix provides a much richer nutritional foundation from the outset. Atami describes the professionally balanced fertiliser composition as providing a constant supply of important nutrients over a longer period.
Perlite helps maintain an aerated physical structure and effective water management around the root zone, while the peat provides the main growing medium. The result is a nutrient-rich substrate particularly suited to established and demanding plants.
Why choose Atami Kilomix?
What plants is Atami Kilomix suitable for?
Kilomix is designed for growers looking for a strongly fertilised substrate rather than a lightly charged growing medium. It is particularly useful for established plants and crops with relatively high nutritional requirements.
Because Kilomix has a significantly higher fertilisation level than Atami Janeco-Light-Mix, growers should take the existing nutrient charge into account before adding further fertiliser.
For very young seedlings, freshly rooted cuttings or particularly nutrient-sensitive varieties, a lighter substrate may offer greater control over early nutrition. Atami Janeco-Light-Mix is specifically positioned as a lightly fertilised substrate suitable for young plants and cuttings, whereas Kilomix is the richer option for more demanding growth.
Kilomix can be used for container-grown crops, indoor or protected cultivation and other soil-style growing applications where a nutrient-rich peat-based substrate is appropriate.
How to use Atami Kilomix
Fill the required container with Kilomix, allowing the substrate to remain naturally loose rather than compressing it excessively. Transplant the established plant into the substrate and water thoroughly to settle the growing medium around the root system.
Because Kilomix is already heavily fertilised, additional base fertiliser should not automatically be applied immediately after transplanting. Monitor the plants and allow their condition and stage of development to determine when additional nutrition becomes necessary.
The existing nutrient charge should also be considered when measuring the strength of any subsequent feed programme. Introducing a strong liquid fertiliser immediately into an already highly fertilised substrate can result in excessive nutrient levels.
Irrigation frequency should be adjusted according to plant size, container volume, temperature, humidity and crop water demand. Allow appropriate moisture cycling while avoiding prolonged waterlogging or allowing the root zone to become excessively dry.
Why is Kilomix more heavily fertilised?
Atami positions Kilomix above Janeco-Light-Mix in terms of fertilisation level. Its formulation combines mineral fertilisers with organic nutrient sources, giving growers a rich substrate capable of supporting crop development over an extended period.
Mineral nutrition can provide nutrients that are readily available to plants, while organic components contribute to the longer-term nutrient supply within the growing medium. Atami describes this combination as providing a constant supply of important nutrients over a prolonged period.
Kilomix includes Worm Delight, lime, guano and other organic fertilisers. Together with the peat and perlite base, these ingredients create a substantially richer environment than a lightly fertilised propagation or starter substrate.
The result is a growing medium designed for growers who want more nutrition incorporated into the substrate itself, rather than relying entirely on liquid fertilisers from the beginning of cultivation.
Peat and perlite for balanced root-zone conditions
Nutrition is only one part of a successful growing medium. Kilomix combines its substantial fertiliser charge with peat and perlite to create an effective physical environment around the roots.
Peat provides moisture retention and the main structural body of the substrate, while perlite introduces additional pore space. This helps maintain aeration and drainage within the root zone while retaining sufficient moisture for plant uptake.
Maintaining the correct balance between water and oxygen is important for healthy root development, particularly in containers where excessive compaction or saturation can restrict root-zone aeration.
Atami Kilomix 50L product details
| Product | Atami Kilomix |
|---|---|
| Product type | Heavily fertilised growing substrate |
| Bag size | 50L |
| Base growing media | Peat & perlite |
| Fertilisation level | High / heavily fertilised |
| Nutrient sources | Combination of mineral & organic fertilisers |
| Enriched with | Atami Worm Delight, lime, guano & other organic fertilisers |
| EC | 2.60-2.80 |
| Structure | Aerated peat-based substrate containing perlite |
| Nutrient availability | Formulated for sustained nutrient availability over an extended period |
| Best suited to | Established plants & crops requiring a nutrient-rich growing medium |
| Additional feeding | Monitor crop requirements before introducing additional fertiliser due to the high initial nutrient charge |
| Outer case quantity | 1 x 50L bag |
| Pallet quantity | 70 x 50L bags |
Atami Kilomix 50L FAQs
What is Atami Kilomix?
Atami Kilomix is a heavily fertilised peat and perlite growing substrate enriched with mineral and organic nutrition. It is designed to provide a nutrient-rich growing medium for established and demanding plants.
Is Atami Kilomix heavily fertilised?
Yes. Atami specifically classifies Kilomix as a heavily fertilised substrate. It contains considerably more incorporated nutrition than the lightly fertilised Janeco-Light-Mix.
What is Atami Kilomix made from?
Kilomix is based on peat and perlite and is enriched with mineral and organic nutrition. Atami identifies Worm Delight, lime and guano among the important ingredients used within the substrate.
What is the EC of Atami Kilomix?
Atami specifies an EC of 2.60-2.80 for Kilomix, reflecting its relatively high level of incorporated fertilisation.
Does Atami Kilomix contain perlite?
Yes. Perlite is incorporated into the peat-based substrate to help maintain an airy structure and improve water management around the root zone.
Does Atami Kilomix contain worm humus?
Yes. Atami lists its Worm Delight worm humus-based soil enhancer as one of the ingredients contributing to the rich Kilomix formulation.
Does Atami Kilomix contain guano?
Yes. Guano forms part of the organic nutrient package incorporated into Kilomix alongside other fertilising ingredients.
Do I need to feed plants immediately in Atami Kilomix?
Kilomix already contains a substantial nutrient charge, so growers should not automatically begin with a strong base fertiliser. Monitor crop development and introduce additional nutrition when the plants require it.
Is Atami Kilomix suitable for seedlings and cuttings?
Kilomix is considerably more heavily fertilised than a typical propagation substrate. For very young seedlings, fresh cuttings or nutrient-sensitive plants, Atami Janeco-Light-Mix provides a lighter nutrient charge and greater control over early feeding.
What is the difference between Atami Kilomix and Janeco-Light-Mix?
The main difference is fertilisation level. Janeco-Light-Mix is lightly fertilised and particularly useful for young plants and growers who want greater control over feeding. Kilomix is heavily fertilised and provides substantially more incorporated nutrition for established and demanding plants.
What is the difference between Atami Kilomix and Bi Grow Mix?
Kilomix is a heavily fertilised peat and perlite substrate. Atami Bi Grow Mix combines peat with coco fibre and has a medium level of fertilisation, positioning it between a light starter mix and the richer Kilomix.
Can Atami Kilomix be used throughout the crop cycle?
Kilomix can provide the growing medium for established plants through continued crop development. Its incorporated nutrient supply will gradually be used by the plant, so additional nutrition may eventually be required according to crop demand and growing conditions.
Is Atami Kilomix suitable for professional horticulture?
Yes. The 50L format can be used for larger container-growing operations and professional horticultural applications where a heavily fertilised peat and perlite substrate is appropriate for the crop.
How should Atami Kilomix be watered?
Water according to plant size, container volume, environmental conditions and crop demand. The aim is to maintain adequate moisture while preserving oxygen within the root zone and avoiding prolonged saturation.
How many 50L bags of Atami Kilomix are on a pallet?
A full pallet contains 70 x 50L bags of Atami Kilomix.
£6.85
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Unit price perAtami Janeco Light Mix 50L is a lightly fertilised peat-based growing substrate with added perlite, providing an airy, well-drained root environment and greater control over crop nutrition.
Atami Janeco Light Mix is designed for growers who want a quality growing medium without the heavy nutrient charge found in more strongly fertilised substrates. Its light initial fertilisation provides plants with nutrition during early establishment while allowing the grower to take greater control of the feeding programme as the crop develops.
The substrate combines peat with perlite to provide an effective balance between moisture retention, drainage and root-zone aeration. The open structure helps oxygen remain available around developing roots while still holding sufficient moisture for plant uptake.
Janeco Light Mix is particularly useful for young plants, seedlings and cuttings, but it can also be used throughout the complete crop cycle. When used for longer-term cultivation, additional nutrition can be introduced according to plant development and crop demand.
This makes Janeco Light Mix an excellent choice for growers who prefer to determine their own nutrient strength rather than beginning with a heavily fertilised growing medium.
Why choose Atami Janeco Light Mix?
What plants is Atami Janeco Light Mix suitable for?
Janeco Light Mix is particularly suited to seedlings, rooted cuttings, young plants and recently transplanted crops where a heavily fertilised substrate may not be desirable.
The lighter nutrient charge gives the grower more control during early crop development. Rather than placing plants immediately into a nutrient-rich medium, feeding can be increased progressively as the root system becomes established and plant demand increases.
Janeco Light Mix is not limited to propagation or early growth. It can also be used as the primary growing substrate throughout the crop cycle, provided suitable additional nutrition is supplied as the initial fertiliser charge becomes depleted.
This flexibility makes it useful for growers who want a consistent peat-based substrate while retaining control over the nutritional programme from early establishment through to mature crop production.
How to use Atami Janeco Light Mix
Fill pots, trays or containers with Janeco Light Mix and avoid excessive compression of the substrate. Maintaining its naturally open structure helps preserve the air spaces created by the peat and perlite combination.
Seedlings, rooted cuttings or established plants can then be transplanted into the substrate and watered appropriately to settle the growing medium around the root system.
Janeco Light Mix contains a light initial fertiliser charge. Atami indicates that this provides nutrition for approximately the first two weeks, although actual nutrient demand will vary according to crop type, plant size, environmental conditions and irrigation.
After this initial period, introduce an appropriate nutrient programme according to plant development rather than automatically applying a strong feed. Monitor plant condition and increase nutrition progressively as required.
Watering frequency should be determined by plant size, pot volume, temperature, humidity and crop demand. The substrate should retain useful moisture while still allowing sufficient drainage and oxygen around the roots.
Why use a lightly fertilised growing medium?
A lightly fertilised substrate gives the grower significantly more control over crop nutrition. Instead of beginning with a large reserve of fertiliser already present in the growing medium, nutrients can be introduced according to the plant's actual stage of development.
This is particularly valuable for young plants and varieties that may be sensitive to high nutrient concentrations during establishment. It also allows experienced growers to build a more precisely controlled feeding programme around their chosen fertilisers.
Janeco Light Mix therefore provides a useful middle ground between an unfertilised growing medium and a heavily fertilised substrate such as Atami Kilomix.
Peat and perlite for a healthy root zone
The physical structure of a growing medium is just as important as its nutrient content. Roots require access to both water and oxygen, and maintaining an appropriate balance between the two is essential for healthy development.
Peat provides the main body of Janeco Light Mix and offers useful moisture retention. Perlite creates additional pore space throughout the substrate, helping improve drainage and maintain air around the root system.
This light, aerated structure is particularly useful in container cultivation, where excessive compaction or prolonged saturation can restrict oxygen availability around developing roots.
Atami Janeco Light Mix 50L product details
| Product | Atami Janeco Light Mix |
|---|---|
| Product type | Lightly fertilised growing substrate |
| Bag size | 50L |
| Base growing media | Peat & perlite |
| Fertilisation level | Lightly fertilised |
| Initial nutrition | Approximately 2 weeks, depending on crop and growing conditions |
| Structure | Light, aerated peat-based substrate with added perlite |
| Drainage | Perlite incorporated to support effective drainage & root-zone aeration |
| Suitable for seedlings | Yes |
| Suitable for cuttings | Yes |
| Suitable for established plants | Yes |
| Full crop cycle | Yes, with additional nutrition as required |
| Best suited to | Young plants & growers wanting greater control over crop nutrition |
| Outer case quantity | 1 x 50L bag |
| Pallet quantity | 70 x 50L bags |
Atami Janeco Light Mix 50L FAQs
What is Atami Janeco Light Mix?
Atami Janeco Light Mix is a lightly fertilised peat and perlite growing substrate designed to provide an airy root environment while giving growers greater control over their nutrient programme.
Is Atami Janeco Light Mix pre-fertilised?
Yes. Janeco Light Mix contains a light initial fertiliser charge rather than being completely unfertilised. This provides early nutrition without creating the high nutrient levels associated with a heavily fertilised substrate.
How long does the fertiliser in Janeco Light Mix last?
Atami indicates that Janeco Light Mix contains enough fertiliser for approximately the first two weeks. Actual duration varies with crop type, plant size, environmental conditions and irrigation.
Does Atami Janeco Light Mix contain perlite?
Yes. Perlite is incorporated into the peat-based growing medium to improve drainage, maintain pore space and support root-zone aeration.
Is Janeco Light Mix suitable for seedlings?
Yes. Its light nutrient charge and aerated structure make Janeco Light Mix particularly useful for young plants and seedlings where a heavily fertilised substrate may not be appropriate.
Can I use Janeco Light Mix for cuttings?
Yes. Janeco Light Mix is suitable for rooted cuttings and young plants. Its relatively low fertilisation level gives growers greater control over nutrition during early establishment.
Can Atami Janeco Light Mix be used for the full crop cycle?
Yes. Janeco Light Mix can be used throughout the crop cycle, but additional nutrition will be required as plants use the initial fertiliser charge and their nutrient demand increases.
When should I start feeding plants in Janeco Light Mix?
The substrate provides approximately two weeks of initial nutrition. Rather than feeding purely by calendar, monitor plant development and introduce an appropriate nutrient programme as the initial charge becomes depleted and crop demand increases.
What is the difference between Janeco Light Mix and Kilomix?
Janeco Light Mix is lightly fertilised and gives growers greater control over additional feeding. Kilomix is much more heavily fertilised and is designed to provide a substantial nutrient reserve for established and demanding plants.
Why choose a light mix instead of a heavily fertilised substrate?
A light mix allows the grower to control when and how additional nutrients are introduced. This can be particularly useful for young plants, nutrient-sensitive varieties and growers using a precisely managed feeding programme.
Does Janeco Light Mix provide good drainage?
Yes. Added perlite helps create an open structure that allows excess irrigation water to drain while maintaining air spaces around the root system.
Do I need to add extra perlite to Janeco Light Mix?
Janeco Light Mix already contains perlite and is formulated to provide an effective balance of aeration, drainage and moisture retention. Additional perlite is therefore not normally necessary, although growers may modify substrates for specific crop or irrigation requirements.
Is Atami Janeco Light Mix suitable for professional horticulture?
Yes. The 50L format is suitable for nurseries, professional growers and larger container-growing applications where a lightly fertilised peat and perlite substrate is required.
How should Janeco Light Mix be watered?
Irrigate according to crop size, container volume and environmental conditions. The objective is to maintain sufficient moisture for plant uptake while preserving oxygen within the root zone and avoiding prolonged saturation.
How many 50L bags of Atami Janeco Light Mix are on a pallet?
A full pallet contains 70 x 50L bags of Atami Janeco Light Mix.
£9.14
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Unit price perAtami High Porosity Cocos 50L is a premium 70/30 coco and perlite growing medium combining aged, washed and buffered coco fibre with 30% perlite for increased drainage, aeration and oxygen availability throughout the root zone.
Designed for growers who want the benefits of high-quality coco with an even more open and free-draining structure, Atami High Porosity Cocos combines 70% coco with 30% perlite. The additional perlite increases air-filled porosity and drainage, creating an excellent environment for intensive root development.
The coco used by Atami is carefully aged, washed and buffered before use. Washing helps remove excess salts and residues, while buffering stabilises the coco's nutrient exchange characteristics before plants are introduced.
Unlike Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos, which contains no added fertiliser, High Porosity Cocos is pre-fertilised. This makes it a ready-to-use coco growing medium while still allowing growers to manage crop nutrition through a suitable coco feeding programme as the crop develops.
The 70/30 coco-perlite combination is particularly suited to growers using frequent irrigation, drip systems and intensive container cultivation where rapid drainage and high root-zone oxygen availability are desirable.
Why choose Atami High Porosity Cocos?
What is Atami High Porosity Cocos suitable for?
High Porosity Cocos is designed for crops grown using coco-based cultivation where growers want greater drainage and root-zone aeration than conventional pure coco provides.
The 30% perlite content makes the substrate particularly useful for growers using frequent irrigation or automated drip systems. The increased drainage allows irrigation events to replenish the root zone while maintaining a high proportion of air-filled pore space.
It can be used in individual pots and containers as well as larger professional growing systems. The physical characteristics make it particularly relevant to intensive cultivation where irrigation, nutrient strength and runoff are actively managed.
Growers moving from conventional coco should account for the increased drainage. Atami specifically recommends increasing watering to match the greater drainage capacity of High Porosity Cocos.
How to use Atami High Porosity Cocos
High Porosity Cocos is supplied ready for use. Fill the required pots or containers with the substrate while avoiding excessive compression, as maintaining the open structure is important to its aeration and drainage characteristics.
Transplant into the substrate and irrigate according to crop size, container volume and environmental conditions. Because the medium contains 30% perlite, it drains more rapidly than conventional coco and irrigation frequency may need to be increased accordingly.
Atami specifically advises growers to increase watering to match the increased drainage of High Porosity Cocos. This does not simply mean applying excessive water at each irrigation. The irrigation strategy should be adjusted to the crop and growing environment, with frequency and volume managed to maintain the desired moisture and air balance.
High Porosity Cocos is pre-fertilised, so its existing nutrient content should be considered when establishing the initial feeding programme. As plants develop, use an appropriate coco nutrient and monitor nutrient solution strength according to crop requirements.
As with other coco-based growing systems, monitoring irrigation, EC and crop response provides greater control than relying on a fixed watering or feeding schedule.
Why does high porosity matter?
Healthy roots require both water and oxygen. When a growing medium remains excessively saturated or compacted, the amount of air available around the roots can decrease.
Atami adds 30% perlite to High Porosity Cocos specifically to increase air availability and drainage. Perlite creates additional pore space within the coco, helping the root zone retain an open physical structure following irrigation.
Atami explains that oxygen is required by roots to process sugars into usable energy. This energy supports root expansion and the plant's ability to actively supply nutrients throughout the crop.
The combination of coco's useful moisture-holding characteristics with the increased air space provided by perlite creates a substrate suited to growers looking for a high air-to-water ratio and rapid drainage.
Why are the coco fibres washed and buffered?
Quality coco requires preparation before it becomes a reliable growing substrate. Atami ages, washes and buffers its coco to produce a cleaner and more stable root-zone environment.
Washing helps remove salts and residues that can increase the electrical conductivity of untreated coco. Buffering is a separate process that conditions the natural exchange sites within coco and helps balance elements such as calcium and magnesium before cultivation begins.
This preparation means growers receive a professionally processed coco substrate rather than untreated raw coir. High Porosity Cocos then adds 30% perlite to this prepared coco to further increase aeration and drainage.
High Porosity Cocos vs standard Atami coco
Atami High Porosity Cocos is designed for growers who specifically want additional aeration and drainage. The addition of 30% perlite gives it a more open structure than Atami's standard Cocos Substrate.
It also differs from Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos. Washed & Buffered Cocos is a 100% coco product with no added fertiliser and an exceptionally low EC, giving experienced growers a blank canvas for their own nutrition programme.
High Porosity Cocos is instead a pre-fertilised 70/30 coco-perlite medium, designed to combine processed coco with increased air space and faster drainage.
Atami High Porosity Cocos 50L product details
| Product | Atami High Porosity Cocos |
|---|---|
| Product type | High-porosity coco & perlite growing medium |
| Bag size | 50L |
| Composition | 70% coco fibre & 30% perlite |
| Coco preparation | Aged, washed & buffered |
| Fertilisation | Pre-fertilised |
| EC | <1.5 |
| Drainage | High |
| Root-zone aeration | High, with 30% perlite added to increase air-filled porosity |
| Watering requirement | Increased irrigation may be required compared with conventional coco due to greater drainage |
| Suitable for drip irrigation | Yes |
| Suitable for container cultivation | Yes |
| Best suited to | Coco growers seeking increased drainage, aeration & root-zone oxygen availability |
| Outer case quantity | 1 x 50L bag |
| Pallet quantity | 70 x 50L bags |
Atami High Porosity Cocos 50L FAQs
What is Atami High Porosity Cocos?
Atami High Porosity Cocos is a 70/30 coco and perlite growing medium made using aged, washed and buffered coco with 30% perlite. It is designed to provide increased drainage and root-zone aeration.
What is the coco to perlite ratio?
High Porosity Cocos contains 70% coco and 30% perlite. The perlite increases pore space, drainage and air availability throughout the root zone.
Is Atami High Porosity Cocos washed and buffered?
Yes. Atami uses aged, washed and buffered coco fibres. These preparation processes help create a cleaner, more stable and grow-ready coco substrate.
Is Atami High Porosity Cocos pre-fertilised?
Yes. High Porosity Cocos is pre-fertilised. This is an important difference from Atami Washed & Buffered Cocos, which contains no added fertiliser.
What is the EC of Atami High Porosity Cocos?
Atami specifies an EC of less than 1.5 for High Porosity Cocos.
Why is perlite added to coco?
Perlite creates additional air-filled pore space within the substrate. In High Porosity Cocos, the 30% perlite content increases drainage and helps maintain oxygen availability around the root system.
Does High Porosity Cocos need more frequent watering?
Potentially, yes. Atami specifically advises increasing watering to match the increased drainage of High Porosity Cocos. The actual irrigation frequency should be adjusted according to crop size, container volume and environmental conditions.
Is Atami High Porosity Cocos suitable for drip irrigation?
Yes. Its high drainage and aeration make it particularly well suited to controlled and frequent irrigation strategies, including drip-irrigated coco cultivation.
Do I need to add extra perlite?
No additional perlite is normally required. High Porosity Cocos already contains 30% perlite and has been specifically formulated to provide a high level of aeration and drainage.
What is the difference between High Porosity Cocos and Atami Cocos Substrate?
Both use processed, pre-fertilised Atami coco, but High Porosity Cocos contains 30% perlite. This gives it increased aeration and drainage compared with the standard Cocos Substrate.
What is the difference between High Porosity Cocos and Washed & Buffered Cocos?
High Porosity Cocos is a pre-fertilised 70/30 coco-perlite growing medium. Washed & Buffered Cocos is 100% coco with no added fertiliser and an EC below 0.3, making it more suitable for growers wanting complete control of nutrition from the start.
Why is oxygen important in a coco root zone?
Roots require oxygen for respiration and energy production. Maintaining an airy root zone supports root expansion and the development of root hairs involved in water and nutrient uptake.
Can High Porosity Cocos be used for professional growing?
Yes. The combination of controlled drainage, high porosity and processed coco makes it particularly useful for professional and intensive coco cultivation where irrigation and crop nutrition are actively managed.
Is Atami High Porosity Cocos ready to use?
Yes. The coco has already been aged, washed, buffered and pre-fertilised, and the perlite is incorporated into the mix. It can therefore be used directly from the bag.
How many bags of Atami High Porosity Cocos are on a pallet?
A full pallet contains 70 x 50L bags of Atami High Porosity Cocos.
£10.47
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Unit price perAtami B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator 500ml is a concentrated flowering stimulator developed specifically for plants grown in coco substrates, supporting the transition into flowering and promoting a longer, more intense bloom period.
B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator is designed to be introduced when plants begin forming their first flowers, just before they move fully into the bloom phase. At this important transition point, the plant's priorities begin shifting away from predominantly vegetative growth towards flower and fruit production.
Atami developed Coco Bloom Stimulator specifically for coco-based cultivation. Rather than acting as a high-PK flowering fertiliser, it is a specialist plant stimulator designed to support the plant's natural flowering processes and readiness to bloom.
Atami describes the effect as helping to kick-start flowering and encouraging a longer and more intense flowering period, supporting the development of dense, compact flowers and subsequent fruit formation.
Applied at only 0.5-1ml per litre, the concentrated 500ml bottle can prepare approximately 500-1,000 litres of irrigation solution, depending on the application rate used.
Why choose Atami B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator?
When should Coco Bloom Stimulator be used?
B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator should be introduced from the formation of the first flowers, as the crop moves from vegetative development into the flowering phase.
Atami's current coco grow programme uses Coco Bloom Stimulator through early bloom, bloom, early ripening and ripening. This makes it a flowering-cycle stimulator rather than a product intended only for a short period at the beginning of bloom.
Crop development should determine application rather than relying solely on fixed calendar weeks. Different species and varieties can have very different flowering periods, so first flower formation provides a more useful starting point.
The product is particularly suited to flowering and fruit-bearing plants grown in coco. Atami gives examples including tomatoes, herbs such as sage and basil, indoor plants and potted flowering plants.
How to use Atami B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator
Add 0.5-1ml of Coco Bloom Stimulator per litre of water or nutrient solution from the beginning of flower formation.
At 0.5ml/L, use 5ml for 10L, 25ml for 50L, 50ml for 100L, 250ml for 500L and 500ml for a 1,000L reservoir.
At 1ml/L, use 10ml for 10L, 50ml for 50L, 100ml for 100L, 500ml for 500L and 1L for a 1,000L reservoir.
One 500ml bottle therefore prepares approximately 500-1,000 litres of irrigation solution at the recommended application range.
Atami recommends applying Coco Bloom Stimulator with irrigation from flower formation onwards. Its coco grow guides position it throughout early bloom, full bloom and ripening.
For optimum effect, Atami recommends using Coco Bloom Stimulator in combination with B'cuzz Coco Booster as part of the wider B'cuzz coco feeding programme.
Flower stimulation rather than a PK fertiliser
It is important to distinguish Coco Bloom Stimulator from concentrated flowering fertilisers and PK boosters.
Atami categorises its bloom stimulators separately from high-phosphorus and high-potassium flowering enhancers. Bloom stimulators do not rely on a high NPK concentration. Instead, Atami explains that its bloom stimulators use microelements and humic substances in proportions designed to positively influence the plant's readiness to flower.
This means Coco Bloom Stimulator performs a different role from products such as Bloombastic and Rokzbastic. Coco Bloom Stimulator is used to support and stimulate the flowering process, while concentrated PK products provide additional phosphorus and potassium to meet increased nutritional demands during reproductive development.
These products can therefore form different parts of the same complete coco feeding programme rather than necessarily being alternatives to one another.
Why use a coco-specific bloom stimulator?
Coco cultivation behaves differently from conventional soil growing. Coco is an airy, highly controllable growing medium in which irrigation and nutrition are normally supplied regularly throughout crop development.
Atami has developed a dedicated B'cuzz Coco range around these characteristics, including Coco A&B base nutrients, Coco Booster and Coco Bloom Stimulator.
Coco Bloom Stimulator fits into this programme as the specialist flowering stimulator, beginning as flowers start to form and continuing as the crop moves through bloom and ripening.
This targeted approach allows growers to combine a coco-specific base nutrient programme with specialist products according to the crop's changing requirements.
Atami B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator 500ml product details
| Product | Atami B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator |
|---|---|
| Product type | Coco-specific flowering stimulator |
| Product size | 500ml |
| Format | Concentrated liquid |
| Designed for | Coco & coco-based growing substrates |
| Application rate | 0.5-1ml/L |
| Application begins | From first flower formation |
| Crop stages | Early bloom, bloom, early ripening & ripening |
| 10L solution | 5-10ml |
| 50L solution | 25-50ml |
| 100L solution | 50-100ml |
| 500L solution | 250-500ml |
| 1,000L solution | 500ml-1L |
| Approximate solution from 500ml | 500-1,000L at 1-0.5ml/L |
| Recommended companion product | B'cuzz Coco Booster |
| Suitable crop types | Flowering & fruit-bearing crops, vegetables, fruits, herbs and suitable indoor or potted plants |
| Available Atami sizes | 100ml, 500ml, 1L & 5L |
Atami B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator 500ml FAQs
What is Atami Coco Bloom Stimulator?
Atami B'cuzz Coco Bloom Stimulator is a concentrated flowering stimulator developed specifically for plants cultivated in coco substrates. It is designed to support the transition into flowering and promote a longer, more intense bloom period.
When should I start using Coco Bloom Stimulator?
Begin using Coco Bloom Stimulator when the plant starts forming its first flowers, just before it enters the main flowering phase.
How much Atami Coco Bloom Stimulator should I use?
Atami recommends 0.5-1ml per litre of water or nutrient solution from flower formation onwards.
Is Coco Bloom Stimulator a PK booster?
No. Atami classifies Coco Bloom Stimulator as a plant stimulator rather than a high-PK flowering fertiliser. It therefore performs a different role from products such as Bloombastic and Rokzbastic.
Does Coco Bloom Stimulator have an NPK ratio?
Atami does not specify an NPK analysis for Coco Bloom Stimulator. Its bloom stimulators are designed around microelements and humic substances rather than a high concentration of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium.
Can Coco Bloom Stimulator be used throughout flowering?
Yes. Atami's coco grow programme uses Coco Bloom Stimulator through early bloom, bloom, early ripening and ripening.
Can I use Coco Bloom Stimulator with Coco A&B?
Yes. Coco Bloom Stimulator is designed to complement a coco base nutrient programme rather than replace it. B'cuzz Coco A&B can provide the main crop nutrition while Coco Bloom Stimulator performs its specialist flowering role.
Can Coco Bloom Stimulator be used with Coco Booster?
Yes. Atami specifically recommends combining Coco Bloom Stimulator with B'cuzz Coco Booster for optimum effect within its coco cultivation programme.
Can Coco Bloom Stimulator be used with Bloombastic?
Yes. They perform different roles within the feeding programme. Coco Bloom Stimulator supports the flowering process, while Bloombastic provides concentrated flowering nutrition and biostimulant support during the appropriate bloom stages.
Can Coco Bloom Stimulator be used with Rokzbastic?
Yes. Atami's coco programmes can use Coco Bloom Stimulator into the ripening stages while Rokzbastic provides concentrated PK nutrition during later flowering and ripening.
Is Coco Bloom Stimulator only for coco?
This particular version of B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator has been developed specifically for cultivation in coco-based substrates. Growers using coco should therefore choose Coco Bloom Stimulator rather than treating it as a generic flowering additive.
What plants can Atami Coco Bloom Stimulator be used on?
Atami lists flowering and fruit-bearing plants including tomatoes and herbs such as sage and basil, as well as suitable indoor and potted plants such as lavender and Alocasia.
Does Coco Bloom Stimulator improve flower development?
Atami designed the product to intensify flowering and support the development of dense, compact flowers, followed by productive fruit development.
Does Coco Bloom Stimulator support aroma and flavour?
Yes. Atami highlights natural aroma and flavour development as one of the intended benefits of Coco Bloom Stimulator during productive flowering and fruiting.
How long will a 500ml bottle of Coco Bloom Stimulator last?
At the recommended 0.5-1ml/L application rate, a 500ml bottle prepares approximately 500-1,000 litres of irrigation solution, depending on the concentration used.
£44.36
Unit price per£44.36
Unit price perAtami B'cuzz Blossom Builder Tabzz are concentrated PK 32-20 effervescent bloom-finishing tablets developed for the final 2-4 weeks of flowering and ripening, supporting larger, heavier and more compact flowers and fruits.
B'cuzz Blossom Builder Tabzz provide growers with a simple and accurately portioned way to introduce concentrated phosphorus and potassium during the final stages of crop development. Rather than measuring a liquid concentrate, the tablets dissolve directly into the nutrient solution.
With a powerful PK 32-20 W/W analysis, Blossom Builder Tabzz are specifically formulated for the flowering and ripening period. Atami positions them as a bloom finisher, designed to support increased yield, fruit size and aromatic properties as the crop approaches maturity.
The tablets are effervescent and dissolve easily into the nutrient solution. Atami recommends using 1-2 Blossom Builder Tabzz per 100 litres of nutrient solution during the final 2-4 weeks of flowering and ripening.
Each box contains 16 individually portioned Blossom Builder Tabzz, making them particularly convenient for growers running 100L or larger nutrient reservoirs who want repeatable PK supplementation without measuring concentrated liquids.
Why choose Atami B'cuzz Blossom Builder Tabzz?
When should Blossom Builder Tabzz be used?
Atami's current guidance recommends adding Blossom Builder Tabzz during the final 2-4 weeks of the flowering and ripening phase.
This positions the product firmly as a late-stage bloom finisher rather than an additive for vegetative growth or early flowering. It is designed for the period when established flowers and fruits are moving through their final development towards maturity.
Crop development should always take priority over simply counting calendar weeks. Plants with different flowering durations will reach their final flowering and ripening stages at different times.
Blossom Builder Tabzz can be incorporated into nutrient programmes for plants grown in soil, coco and hydroponic systems, making the same tablet format suitable across a wide range of cultivation methods.
How to use Atami Blossom Builder Tabzz
Add 1-2 Blossom Builder Tabzz per 100 litres of nutrient solution during the final 2-4 weeks of flowering and ripening.
Allow the effervescent tablets to dissolve thoroughly in the reservoir and mix the nutrient solution well before irrigation.
The dosage scales directly with reservoir volume. A 50L nutrient solution requires approximately half the standard 100L rate, while a 200L reservoir requires 2-4 tablets and a 500L reservoir requires 5-10 tablets.
Because Blossom Builder Tabzz contain a highly concentrated PK 32-20 formulation, they should be considered as part of the complete nutrient programme rather than simply added on top of an already aggressive flowering feed.
Avoid unnecessary stacking with other concentrated PK products. When using any strong late-stage flowering additive, monitor the overall nutrient concentration and crop response to reduce the risk of overfertilisation.
Why use a high-PK bloom finisher?
Plant nutritional requirements change substantially as crops progress from vegetative growth into flowering, fruiting and ripening.
Blossom Builder Tabzz provide a highly concentrated source of phosphorus and potassium for this final productive phase. Phosphorus contributes to important processes including energy transfer within the plant, while potassium is involved in numerous physiological functions associated with crop development and quality.
The unusual PK 32-20 W/W analysis gives Blossom Builder Tabzz a strong phosphorus emphasis while still providing substantial potassium. This differentiates the product from later-stage boosters such as Rokzbastic, which uses a potassium-dominant PK 10-20 formulation.
Blossom Builder Tabzz should therefore be viewed as a concentrated finishing tool rather than a complete base nutrient.
Why use effervescent flowering tablets?
The tablet format provides a particularly simple way of dosing larger nutrient reservoirs. Each tablet represents a defined quantity of Blossom Builder, removing the need to measure a concentrated liquid product for every application.
Once placed into the reservoir, the effervescent tablet dissolves into the nutrient solution, allowing the phosphorus and potassium formulation to be distributed throughout the irrigation water.
This makes Blossom Builder Tabzz particularly convenient for growers using 100L, 200L, 500L and other larger nutrient reservoirs, where the dosage can be calculated quickly from the standard 1-2 tablets per 100L application rate.
Atami B'cuzz Blossom Builder Tabzz product details
| Product | Atami B'cuzz Blossom Builder Tabzz |
|---|---|
| Product type | Concentrated PK bloom finisher |
| Format | Effervescent tablets |
| Pack quantity | 16 tablets |
| PK analysis | PK 32-20 W/W |
| Application rate | 1-2 tablets per 100L of nutrient solution |
| Application stage | Late flowering & ripening |
| Recommended period | Final 2-4 weeks of flowering & ripening |
| 50L nutrient solution | Approximately 0.5-1 tablet |
| 100L nutrient solution | 1-2 tablets |
| 200L nutrient solution | 2-4 tablets |
| 500L nutrient solution | 5-10 tablets |
| 1,000L nutrient solution | 10-20 tablets |
| Soil | Suitable |
| Coco | Suitable |
| Hydroponics | Suitable |
| Pack configuration | 1 box containing 16 Blossom Builder Tabzz |
Atami B'cuzz Blossom Builder Tabzz FAQs
What are Atami Blossom Builder Tabzz?
Atami B'cuzz Blossom Builder Tabzz are effervescent PK 32-20 flowering tablets designed as a late-stage bloom finisher for the final flowering and ripening phase.
What do Blossom Builder Tabzz do?
They provide concentrated phosphorus and potassium during final crop development. Atami developed them to support increased yield and fruit size and the development of larger, heavier and more compact flowers while preserving characteristic aromatic properties.
What is the PK ratio of Blossom Builder Tabzz?
Atami's current European specification gives Blossom Builder Tabzz a PK 32-20 W/W analysis.
When should I use Blossom Builder Tabzz?
Atami recommends using them during the final 2-4 weeks of flowering and ripening. The exact starting point should reflect the development and flowering duration of the crop.
How many Blossom Builder Tabzz should I use?
Use 1-2 tablets per 100 litres of nutrient solution according to Atami's current application guidance.
Do Blossom Builder Tabzz replace my base nutrient?
No. Blossom Builder Tabzz are a concentrated PK bloom finisher rather than a complete base fertiliser. They should be incorporated into an appropriate flowering nutrient programme.
Can Blossom Builder Tabzz be used in coco?
Yes. Atami Blossom Builder Tabzz are suitable for plants cultivated in coco and coco-based growing substrates.
Can Blossom Builder Tabzz be used in hydroponics?
Yes. The tablets dissolve into the nutrient solution and are suitable for hydroponic cultivation.
Can Blossom Builder Tabzz be used in soil?
Yes. They are suitable for soil cultivation when incorporated into an appropriate flowering and ripening nutrient programme.
Can I use Blossom Builder Tabzz with other PK boosters?
Caution is recommended. Blossom Builder Tabzz already provide a highly concentrated PK 32-20 formulation, so combining them with additional high-PK products can substantially increase nutrient strength and the risk of overfertilisation.
What is the difference between Blossom Builder Tabzz and Rokzbastic?
Both are late-stage PK products, but their nutrient profiles are very different. Blossom Builder Tabzz have a phosphorus-heavy PK 32-20 analysis, while Rokzbastic has a potassium-heavy PK 10-20 analysis. They should not be treated as identical flowering additives.
What is the difference between Blossom Builder Tabzz and Blossom Builder Liquid?
The Tabzz are pre-measured effervescent tablets with a PK 32-20 analysis and are specifically positioned as a late-stage bloom finisher. Blossom Builder Liquid is a liquid flowering product with a different PK analysis and application rate, so the two formats should not be dosed interchangeably.
Do Blossom Builder Tabzz dissolve in water?
Yes. They are effervescent tablets specifically designed to dissolve easily in the nutrient solution, making them particularly convenient for reservoir-based feeding.
Are Blossom Builder Tabzz suitable for larger nutrient reservoirs?
Yes. The tablet format is particularly convenient for larger reservoirs because the dosage scales directly from 1-2 tablets per 100L of nutrient solution.
How many Blossom Builder Tabzz are in a box?
This pack contains 16 Atami B'cuzz Blossom Builder Tabzz.
£79.81
Unit price per£79.81
Unit price perAtami B'cuzz Blossom Builder Liquid 5L is a highly concentrated PK 18-23 bloom finisher developed to support final flower and fruit development, increased yield, fruit size and aromatic properties during the productive flowering phase.
As flowering progresses, crop demand for phosphorus and potassium changes significantly. B'cuzz Blossom Builder Liquid provides a concentrated source of these important flowering nutrients in a distinctive PK 18-23 W/W formulation.
Atami developed Blossom Builder Liquid to support the structure and final development of flowers and fruits. It is positioned as a specialist bloom finisher, supporting strong, healthy and substantial flower and fruit formation as the crop moves through its productive stages.
The concentrated liquid formulation is applied at only 0.25-0.5ml per litre, making the 5L container particularly economical for professional growers, larger irrigation systems and high-volume nutrient reservoirs.
Blossom Builder Liquid can be used with soil, coco and hydroponic cultivation and is suitable for use through irrigation systems. Its liquid format also allows growers to adjust the application rate precisely according to crop requirements.
Why choose Atami B'cuzz Blossom Builder Liquid?
When should Blossom Builder Liquid be used?
Blossom Builder Liquid is designed for the flowering and ripening stages, when crops are directing increasing amounts of energy and nutrition towards flower and fruit development.
Current Atami grow guides introduce Blossom Builder Liquid during the productive flowering stages at 0.25-0.5ml/L. The exact timing should follow crop development rather than relying entirely on fixed calendar weeks.
Atami recommends Blossom Builder Liquid for a range of flowering and fruit-bearing crops. Manufacturer examples include chilli peppers and blueberries, as well as flowering ornamental plants such as Buddleia and Amaranth.
Because different crops have different flowering durations and nutritional requirements, growers can adjust the liquid dosage within Atami's recommended range to suit the crop and feeding programme.
How to use Atami B'cuzz Blossom Builder Liquid
Add 0.25-0.5ml of Blossom Builder Liquid per litre of nutrient solution during the appropriate flowering stages.
At 0.25ml/L, use 2.5ml for 10L, 12.5ml for 50L, 25ml for 100L, 125ml for 500L and 250ml for a 1,000L nutrient reservoir.
At 0.5ml/L, use 5ml for 10L, 25ml for 50L, 50ml for 100L, 250ml for 500L and 500ml for a 1,000L nutrient reservoir.
One 5L container can therefore prepare approximately 10,000 litres of nutrient solution at 0.5ml/L or up to 20,000 litres at 0.25ml/L.
Mix the standard nutrient solution first before adding the required quantity of Blossom Builder Liquid. Mix thoroughly to ensure even distribution throughout the reservoir.
Because Blossom Builder Liquid provides concentrated phosphorus and potassium, consider the complete nutrient programme when determining application strength. Avoid unnecessarily combining multiple high-PK products without accounting for their combined nutrient contribution.
Understanding the PK 18-23 formulation
Blossom Builder Liquid has a PK analysis of 18-23 W/W, providing a substantial concentration of both phosphorus and potassium.
Phosphorus plays important roles in plant energy transfer and reproductive development, while potassium is involved in numerous physiological processes associated with water regulation, nutrient movement and crop development.
As crops progress through flowering and fruiting, these macronutrients become particularly important to productive development. Blossom Builder Liquid provides them in a concentrated formulation designed specifically for this stage of cultivation.
The 18-23 formulation also distinguishes Blossom Builder Liquid from other Atami finishing products. It should therefore be selected and dosed according to the complete feeding strategy rather than assuming all bloom finishers perform the same nutritional role.
Suitable for soil, coco and hydroponics
One of the major advantages of Blossom Builder Liquid is its flexibility across different cultivation methods.
Atami specifies the product for use with soil, coco and hydro substrates. Its concentrated liquid formulation can be incorporated into the appropriate base nutrient programme for each growing method.
It is also suitable for use through irrigation systems, making the 5L format particularly practical for growers using larger mixing tanks, drip irrigation or automated fertigation.
The ability to measure between 0.25 and 0.5ml/L also gives professional growers more control over application strength than a fixed-dose tablet format.
Blossom Builder Liquid vs Blossom Builder Tabzz
Although both carry the Blossom Builder name, the Liquid and Tabzz versions should not be treated as interchangeable products.
Blossom Builder Liquid has a PK 18-23 W/W analysis and is dosed at 0.25-0.5ml/L. The liquid format gives growers precise control over the concentration used for different crops and reservoir sizes.
Blossom Builder Tabzz use a different PK formulation and are supplied as pre-measured effervescent tablets. They are particularly convenient where growers want a simple tablet-based finishing treatment.
Always follow the application guidance for the specific Blossom Builder product being used rather than transferring the dosage or nutrient analysis from one format to another.
Atami B'cuzz Blossom Builder Liquid 5L product details
| Product | Atami B'cuzz Blossom Builder Liquid |
|---|---|
| Product type | Concentrated liquid bloom finisher |
| Product size | 5L |
| Formulation | Liquid PK flowering nutrition & stimulator |
| PK analysis | PK 18-23 W/W |
| Application rate | 0.25-0.5ml/L |
| Application stage | Productive flowering & ripening stages |
| 10L nutrient solution | 2.5-5ml |
| 50L nutrient solution | 12.5-25ml |
| 100L nutrient solution | 25-50ml |
| 500L nutrient solution | 125-250ml |
| 1,000L nutrient solution | 250-500ml |
| Approximate solution from 5L | 10,000L at 0.5ml/L or 20,000L at 0.25ml/L |
| Soil | Suitable |
| Coco | Suitable |
| Hydroponics | Suitable |
| Irrigation systems | Suitable for use with irrigation systems |
| Recommended combination | B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator |
Atami B'cuzz Blossom Builder Liquid 5L FAQs
What is Atami Blossom Builder Liquid?
Atami B'cuzz Blossom Builder Liquid is a concentrated PK 18-23 bloom finisher developed to support final flower and fruit development, yield, fruit size and aromatic properties during productive flowering.
What does Blossom Builder Liquid do?
It supplies concentrated phosphorus and potassium during flowering and supports the development of strong, substantial flowers and fruits. Atami specifically highlights increased yield, fruit size and aromatic properties.
What is the PK ratio of Blossom Builder Liquid?
The current European Atami specification is PK 18-23 W/W.
How much Blossom Builder Liquid should I use?
Atami recommends 0.25-0.5ml per litre of nutrient solution. The appropriate concentration can be adjusted according to the crop and overall feeding programme.
When should I use Blossom Builder Liquid?
Blossom Builder Liquid is intended for the productive flowering stages. Atami's grow guides introduce it during bloom as flower and fruit development becomes established.
Can Blossom Builder Liquid be used as a flowering nutrient?
Yes. Atami states that Blossom Builder Liquid can be used as flowering nutrition and stimulator in one. It can also be incorporated alongside an appropriate base nutrient programme according to crop requirements.
Can Blossom Builder Liquid be used with Bloom Stimulator?
Yes. Atami specifically recommends combining Blossom Builder Liquid with B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator for optimum results within the B'cuzz feeding programme.
Can Atami Blossom Builder Liquid be used in coco?
Yes. Blossom Builder Liquid is suitable for coco and coco-based cultivation and can be incorporated into a suitable coco nutrient programme.
Can Atami Blossom Builder Liquid be used in hydroponics?
Yes. Atami specifies Blossom Builder Liquid for hydroponic cultivation as well as soil and coco.
Can Blossom Builder Liquid be used in soil?
Yes. It can be incorporated into soil-based flowering programmes at the recommended application rate.
Can Blossom Builder Liquid be used with drip irrigation?
Yes. Atami states that Blossom Builder Liquid can be used with irrigation systems, making the liquid format particularly practical for larger tanks and automated fertigation.
What is the difference between Blossom Builder Liquid and Blossom Builder Tabzz?
They are different formulations. Blossom Builder Liquid is a PK 18-23 liquid concentrate applied at 0.25-0.5ml/L, while Blossom Builder Tabzz are pre-measured effervescent tablets with their own nutrient analysis and application instructions.
What is the difference between Blossom Builder Liquid and Rokzbastic?
Blossom Builder Liquid has a PK 18-23 analysis, while Rokzbastic has a PK 10-20 formulation with twice as much potassium as phosphorus. Both are flowering products, but their nutrient profiles and recommended programmes are different.
Can I combine Blossom Builder Liquid with another strong PK booster?
Blossom Builder Liquid already provides concentrated phosphorus and potassium. If other high-PK products are being used, account for their combined contribution to the nutrient solution to avoid excessive fertilisation.
How much nutrient solution will a 5L container make?
A 5L container makes approximately 10,000 litres at 0.5ml/L or 20,000 litres at 0.25ml/L, making this size particularly suitable for high-volume and professional growing applications.
£571.86
Unit price per£571.86
Unit price perAtami Bloombastic 10L is a highly concentrated PK 14-15 all-in-one bloom and ripening additive developed to support dense flower development, increased sugar production, enhanced aroma and a strong finish during the final stages of flowering.
Bloombastic is Atami's award-winning all-in-one bloom additive, developed for the final 4-6 weeks of flowering and ripening. It combines the functions of a bloom stimulator, hardener, taste enhancer and activator of various enzymatic processes, providing concentrated support as flowering and fruiting crops move towards maturity.
With a powerful PK 14-15 W/W formulation, Bloombastic supplies high levels of phosphorus and potassium during the period when productive crops have significant demand for these important flowering nutrients. Atami states that Bloombastic contains more than 50% more bio-minerals in the form of phosphorus and potassium than other liquid flowering products.
No ballast substances such as sodium or chlorine are used. The concentrated formulation is designed to encourage sugar and flower production, supporting the development of thicker, denser and more aromatic flowers during the final stages of the crop cycle.
Applied at only 0.5-1ml/L, the professional 10L format can prepare approximately 10,000-20,000 litres of nutrient solution, making it particularly well suited to commercial horticulture, large irrigation systems and high-volume nutrient reservoirs.
Why choose Atami Bloombastic?
What is Atami Bloombastic suitable for?
Bloombastic can be used with a wide range of flowering and fruiting plants, including vegetables, fruits, herbs and ornamental flowering crops. Atami gives examples including chilli peppers, strawberries and blueberries, as well as flowering plants such as orchids and violets.
It is suitable for cultivation in Hydro, Coco and Soil and can be incorporated into different substrate and irrigation systems.
Bloombastic is specifically intended for established flowering crops approaching the later stages of flower and fruit development. It is not a vegetative growth additive or complete base fertiliser.
Crop development should determine application timing rather than relying entirely on fixed calendar weeks. Atami recommends Bloombastic for the final 4-6 weeks of flowering and ripening, so crops with different flowering durations will naturally begin the programme at different points.
How to use Atami Bloombastic
Apply Bloombastic during the final 4-6 weeks of flowering and ripening in combination with your basic nutrients. Use 0.5-1ml per litre of water or nutrient solution, adjusting the overall nutrient programme according to crop requirements.
At 0.5ml/L, use 5ml for 10L, 25ml for 50L, 50ml for 100L, 250ml for 500L and 500ml for a 1,000L nutrient reservoir.
At 1ml/L, use 10ml for 10L, 50ml for 50L, 100ml for 100L, 500ml for 500L and 1L for a 1,000L nutrient reservoir.
A 10L container therefore prepares approximately 20,000 litres of nutrient solution at 0.5ml/L or 10,000 litres at 1ml/L.
Bloombastic increases the EC value of the basic nutrient solution, so EC should be monitored during use. Take the strength of the base nutrient and other additives into account when preparing the final solution.
Bloombastic can be combined with a bloom stimulator such as B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator where additional flowering-phase stimulation is required.
Important: Do not combine Bloombastic with another PK nutrient. Atami advises that this is unnecessary and can increase the risk of overfertilisation.
Understanding Bloombastic PK 14-15
Bloombastic provides a concentrated but relatively balanced combination of phosphorus and potassium, with a PK analysis of 14-15 W/W.
Phosphorus is involved in essential plant processes including energy transfer and reproductive development. Potassium contributes to numerous physiological functions associated with water regulation, nutrient movement and productive crop development.
During flowering and ripening, demand for these elements becomes increasingly important as the plant directs resources towards developing flowers and fruits.
Bloombastic combines this concentrated PK nutrition with its wider bloom-stimulating formulation, which is why Atami positions the product as an all-in-one flowering additive rather than simply a conventional PK fertiliser.
Bloombastic as part of a flowering programme
Bloombastic is designed to supplement rather than replace the plant's basic nutrient programme. Continue using an appropriate base nutrient for the chosen growing medium while introducing Bloombastic during the recommended flowering and ripening stages.
A bloom stimulator can also be incorporated where appropriate because a stimulator performs a different role from concentrated PK nutrition.
However, Bloombastic already provides a substantial PK 14-15 concentration. Adding another dedicated PK booster on top of it can create excessive phosphorus and potassium levels, which is why Atami specifically advises against combining Bloombastic with another PK nutrient.
Monitoring EC and crop response allows growers to account for the contribution made by both the base nutrient and Bloombastic rather than treating additives independently.
Atami Bloombastic 10L product details
| Brand | Atami |
|---|---|
| Product | Bloombastic |
| Product type | All-in-one bloom & ripening additive |
| Size | 10L |
| PK analysis | PK 14-15 W/W |
| Application rate | 0.5-1ml/L |
| Application period | Final 4-6 weeks of flowering & ripening |
| 10L nutrient solution | 5-10ml |
| 50L nutrient solution | 25-50ml |
| 100L nutrient solution | 50-100ml |
| 500L nutrient solution | 250-500ml |
| 1,000L nutrient solution | 500ml-1L |
| Approximate solution from 10L | 10,000L at 1ml/L or 20,000L at 0.5ml/L |
| Growing media | Hydro, Coco & Soil |
| Irrigation | Suitable for irrigation systems |
| Use with base nutrients | Yes |
| Use with bloom stimulator | Yes |
| Use with another PK nutrient | No - Atami advises against combining Bloombastic with another PK nutrient |
Atami Bloombastic 10L FAQs
What does Atami Bloombastic do?
Bloombastic is an all-in-one bloom and ripening additive designed to support plants during the final stages of flowering. It combines bloom stimulation, concentrated PK nutrition, flower hardening, taste enhancement and activation of various enzymatic processes.
What is the PK ratio of Atami Bloombastic?
Bloombastic has a PK 14-15 W/W analysis, providing high concentrations of both phosphorus and potassium during flowering and ripening.
When should I use Atami Bloombastic?
Atami recommends using Bloombastic during the final 4-6 weeks of flowering and ripening. Follow the actual development of the crop when determining the appropriate starting point.
How much Atami Bloombastic should I use?
Use 0.5-1ml per litre of water or nutrient solution alongside the crop's basic nutrients.
Does Bloombastic increase EC?
Yes. Bloombastic increases the EC of the basic nutrient solution because it contains concentrated mineral nutrition. Monitor EC and account for the strength of the complete feeding programme.
Can I use Bloombastic with my base nutrients?
Yes. Bloombastic is intended to be used in combination with appropriate basic nutrients during flowering and ripening. It is not a complete base fertiliser on its own.
Can Bloombastic be used with Bloom Stimulator?
Yes. Atami states that Bloombastic can be combined with a bloom stimulator such as B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator because the products perform different roles within the flowering programme.
Can Bloombastic be used with another PK booster?
No. Atami advises against combining Bloombastic with another PK nutrient. Bloombastic already contains a concentrated PK 14-15 formulation, and additional PK supplementation can increase the risk of overfertilisation.
Can I use Bloombastic in coco?
Yes. Bloombastic is suitable for coco and coco-based growing systems when incorporated into an appropriate coco nutrient programme.
Can I use Bloombastic in hydroponics?
Yes. Bloombastic is suitable for hydroponic cultivation and can be added to the nutrient solution during the appropriate flowering and ripening stages.
Can I use Bloombastic in soil?
Yes. Bloombastic is suitable for soil-grown flowering and fruiting plants when used alongside an appropriate base nutrient programme.
What plants can Bloombastic be used on?
Bloombastic can be used with many flowering and fruiting crops. Atami gives examples including chilli peppers, strawberries and blueberries, along with flowering ornamental plants such as orchids and violets.
Does Bloombastic support sugar production?
Yes. Atami specifically positions Bloombastic to encourage sugar production during flowering, supporting crop weight, aroma and final flower or fruit development.
What is the difference between Bloombastic and Rokzbastic?
Bloombastic is an all-in-one PK 14-15 bloom additive with a relatively balanced phosphorus-to-potassium profile. Rokzbastic is a PK 10-20 late-flowering booster with twice as much potassium as phosphorus. They have different formulations and should not be stacked together as additional PK products.
Is the 10L Bloombastic suitable for commercial horticulture?
Yes. The 10L format is particularly well suited to professional growers, larger crop areas and high-volume irrigation systems where Bloombastic is used regularly during flowering and ripening.
How much nutrient solution will 10L of Bloombastic make?
A 10L container prepares approximately 10,000 litres at 1ml/L or 20,000 litres at 0.5ml/L.
£9.70
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Unit price perAtami Bloombastic 100ml is a highly concentrated PK 14-15 all-in-one bloom and ripening additive developed to support dense flower development, increased sugar production, enhanced aroma and a strong finish during the final stages of flowering.
Bloombastic is Atami's award-winning all-in-one bloom additive, developed for the final 4-6 weeks of flowering and ripening. It combines the functions of a bloom stimulator, hardener, taste enhancer and activator of various enzymatic processes, providing concentrated support as flowering and fruiting crops move towards maturity.
With a powerful PK 14-15 W/W formulation, Bloombastic supplies high levels of phosphorus and potassium during the period when productive crops have significant demand for these important flowering nutrients. Atami states that Bloombastic contains more than 50% more bio-minerals in the form of phosphorus and potassium than other liquid flowering products.
No ballast substances such as sodium or chlorine are used. The concentrated formulation is designed to encourage sugar and flower production, supporting the development of thicker, denser and more aromatic flowers during the final stages of the crop cycle.
Applied at only 0.5-1ml/L, a 100ml bottle can prepare approximately 100-200 litres of nutrient solution, making this compact size ideal for smaller growing systems, trial applications and lower-volume reservoirs.
Why choose Atami Bloombastic?
What is Atami Bloombastic suitable for?
Bloombastic can be used with a wide range of flowering and fruiting plants, including vegetables, fruits, herbs and ornamental flowering crops. Atami gives examples including chilli peppers, strawberries and blueberries, as well as flowering plants such as orchids and violets.
It is suitable for cultivation in Hydro, Coco and Soil and can be incorporated into different substrate and irrigation systems.
Bloombastic is specifically intended for established flowering crops approaching the later stages of flower and fruit development. It is not a vegetative growth additive or complete base fertiliser.
Crop development should determine application timing rather than relying entirely on fixed calendar weeks. Atami recommends Bloombastic for the final 4-6 weeks of flowering and ripening, so crops with different flowering durations will naturally begin the programme at different points.
How to use Atami Bloombastic
Apply Bloombastic during the final 4-6 weeks of flowering and ripening in combination with your basic nutrients. Use 0.5-1ml per litre of water or nutrient solution, adjusting the overall nutrient programme according to crop requirements.
At 0.5ml/L, use 5ml for a 10L nutrient solution, 25ml for 50L and 50ml for 100L.
At 1ml/L, use 10ml for a 10L nutrient solution, 50ml for 50L and 100ml for 100L.
A 100ml bottle therefore prepares approximately 200 litres of nutrient solution at 0.5ml/L or 100 litres at 1ml/L.
Bloombastic increases the EC value of the basic nutrient solution, so EC should be monitored during use. Take the strength of the base nutrient and other additives into account when preparing the final solution.
Bloombastic can be combined with a bloom stimulator such as B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator where additional flowering-phase stimulation is required.
Important: Do not combine Bloombastic with another PK nutrient. Atami advises that this is unnecessary and can increase the risk of overfertilisation.
Understanding Bloombastic PK 14-15
Bloombastic provides a concentrated but relatively balanced combination of phosphorus and potassium, with a PK analysis of 14-15 W/W.
Phosphorus is involved in essential plant processes including energy transfer and reproductive development. Potassium contributes to numerous physiological functions associated with water regulation, nutrient movement and productive crop development.
During flowering and ripening, demand for these elements becomes increasingly important as the plant directs resources towards developing flowers and fruits.
Bloombastic combines this concentrated PK nutrition with its wider bloom-stimulating formulation, which is why Atami positions the product as an all-in-one flowering additive rather than simply a conventional PK fertiliser.
Bloombastic as part of a flowering programme
Bloombastic is designed to supplement rather than replace the plant's basic nutrient programme. Continue using an appropriate base nutrient for the chosen growing medium while introducing Bloombastic during the recommended flowering and ripening stages.
A bloom stimulator can also be incorporated where appropriate because a stimulator performs a different role from concentrated PK nutrition.
However, Bloombastic already provides a substantial PK 14-15 concentration. Adding another dedicated PK booster on top of it can create excessive phosphorus and potassium levels, which is why Atami specifically advises against combining Bloombastic with another PK nutrient.
Monitoring EC and crop response allows growers to account for the contribution made by both the base nutrient and Bloombastic rather than treating additives independently.
Atami Bloombastic 100ml product details
| Brand | Atami |
|---|---|
| Product | Bloombastic |
| Product type | All-in-one bloom & ripening additive |
| Size | 100ml |
| PK analysis | PK 14-15 W/W |
| Application rate | 0.5-1ml/L |
| Application period | Final 4-6 weeks of flowering & ripening |
| 10L nutrient solution | 5-10ml |
| 50L nutrient solution | 25-50ml |
| 100L nutrient solution | 50-100ml |
| Approximate solution from 100ml | 100L at 1ml/L or 200L at 0.5ml/L |
| Growing media | Hydro, Coco & Soil |
| Irrigation | Suitable for irrigation systems |
| Use with base nutrients | Yes |
| Use with bloom stimulator | Yes |
| Use with another PK nutrient | No - Atami advises against combining Bloombastic with another PK nutrient |
| Outer case quantity | 12 x 100ml bottles |
Atami Bloombastic 100ml FAQs
What does Atami Bloombastic do?
Bloombastic is an all-in-one bloom and ripening additive designed to support plants during the final stages of flowering. It combines bloom stimulation, concentrated PK nutrition, flower hardening, taste enhancement and activation of various enzymatic processes.
What is the PK ratio of Atami Bloombastic?
Bloombastic has a PK 14-15 W/W analysis, providing high concentrations of both phosphorus and potassium during flowering and ripening.
When should I use Atami Bloombastic?
Atami recommends using Bloombastic during the final 4-6 weeks of flowering and ripening. Follow the actual development of the crop when determining the appropriate starting point.
How much Atami Bloombastic should I use?
Use 0.5-1ml per litre of water or nutrient solution alongside the crop's basic nutrients.
Does Bloombastic increase EC?
Yes. Bloombastic increases the EC of the basic nutrient solution because it contains concentrated mineral nutrition. Monitor EC and account for the strength of the complete feeding programme.
Can I use Bloombastic with my base nutrients?
Yes. Bloombastic is intended to be used in combination with appropriate basic nutrients during flowering and ripening. It is not a complete base fertiliser on its own.
Can Bloombastic be used with Bloom Stimulator?
Yes. Bloombastic can be combined with a bloom stimulator such as B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator because the products perform different roles within a flowering programme.
Can Bloombastic be used with another PK booster?
No. Atami advises against combining Bloombastic with another PK nutrient. Bloombastic already contains a concentrated PK 14-15 formulation, and additional PK supplementation can increase the risk of overfertilisation.
Can I use Bloombastic in coco?
Yes. Bloombastic is suitable for coco and coco-based growing systems when incorporated into an appropriate coco nutrient programme.
Can I use Bloombastic in hydroponics?
Yes. Bloombastic is suitable for hydroponic cultivation and can be added to the nutrient solution during the appropriate flowering and ripening stages.
Can I use Bloombastic in soil?
Yes. Bloombastic is suitable for soil-grown flowering and fruiting plants when used alongside an appropriate base nutrient programme.
What plants can Bloombastic be used on?
Bloombastic can be used with many flowering and fruiting crops. Atami gives examples including chilli peppers, strawberries and blueberries, along with flowering ornamental plants such as orchids and violets.
Does Bloombastic support sugar production?
Yes. Atami positions Bloombastic to encourage sugar production during flowering, supporting crop weight, aroma and final flower or fruit development.
What is the difference between Bloombastic and Rokzbastic?
Bloombastic is an all-in-one PK 14-15 bloom additive with a relatively balanced phosphorus-to-potassium profile. Rokzbastic is a PK 10-20 late-flowering booster with twice as much potassium as phosphorus. They have different formulations and should not be stacked together as additional PK products.
Is the 100ml Bloombastic suitable for smaller growing systems?
Yes. The 100ml bottle is a practical choice for smaller reservoirs, lower plant numbers or growers wanting to use Bloombastic without purchasing a larger container. It makes approximately 100-200 litres of nutrient solution depending on application rate.
How many 100ml bottles of Atami Bloombastic are in a full case?
A full outer case contains 12 x 100ml bottles of Atami Bloombastic.
£6.08
Unit price per£6.08
Unit price perAtami Bi Grow Mix 50L is a medium-fertilised peat and coco fibre growing substrate that combines excellent moisture retention with an open, aerated root-zone structure for balanced plant development.
Developed to sit between Atami Janeco-Light-Mix and the more heavily fertilised Kilomix, Bi Grow Mix provides growers with a versatile middle ground. It contains sufficient starter nutrition to support plants through their initial development while still allowing the grower to introduce liquid fertiliser as crop demand increases.
The substrate combines peat with approximately 20% coco fibres and chips. The coco component creates additional air spaces within the growing medium while helping the substrate retain moisture effectively, producing a forgiving balance between water availability and root-zone aeration.
With an EC of 1.25-1.50, Bi Grow Mix is classified by Atami as a medium-fertilised substrate. Plants can root directly into the mix from the initial stage and continue developing before additional liquid nutrition is introduced according to plant size, pot volume and crop requirements.
Supplied in a professional 50L bag, Bi Grow Mix is suitable for a wide range of container-grown crops and is available from Creation Horticulture individually or in full pallets of 70 x 50L bags.
Why choose Atami Bi Grow Mix?
What is Atami Bi Grow Mix suitable for?
Bi Grow Mix is designed as a versatile growing substrate for growers who want more initial nutrition than a light mix without moving to a heavily fertilised growing medium.
Atami positions it as a medium-fertilised substrate. Plants can root directly into the mix during their initial stage and then continue developing as the established starter nutrition supports early growth.
This makes Bi Grow Mix suitable for a broad range of container-grown flowering plants, ornamentals, vegetables and other productive crops where a balance between nutrient availability, moisture retention and root-zone aeration is desirable.
The combination of peat and coco also makes the substrate relatively forgiving. It retains moisture effectively while the coco fibres and chips contribute additional air spaces, helping growers maintain a more balanced root environment.
Why combine peat and coco fibre?
Peat and coco have complementary physical characteristics, which is the principle behind Atami Bi Grow Mix. Rather than relying entirely on one material, the substrate combines them to provide a balance between moisture retention and aeration.
The peat component provides the main body of the growing medium and helps maintain consistent moisture around the root zone. The approximately 20% coco fibre and chip content introduces additional air spaces into the substrate.
This produces a growing medium that can retain useful moisture without becoming unnecessarily compact when managed correctly. Roots require both water and oxygen, so maintaining this balance is an important part of healthy root-zone management.
Atami specifically highlights Bi Grow Mix as being relatively airy while retaining water well, making it a practical choice for growers who want a forgiving substrate with straightforward irrigation management.
Medium fertilisation for controlled feeding
Atami classifies Bi Grow Mix as medium fertilised. This places it between Janeco-Light-Mix, which has a relatively light nutrient charge, and Kilomix, which is designed as a heavily fertilised substrate.
Nutrients are incorporated into Bi Grow Mix to cover the crop's initial period of development. This means additional fertiliser does not automatically need to be applied immediately after planting.
Once the plant has progressed beyond this initial period, Atami recommends introducing liquid fertiliser for optimum results. The correct timing depends on factors including plant number, plant size, container volume, crop type and growing conditions.
This approach gives growers a useful balance: enough nutrition to establish the crop while retaining the ability to control subsequent feeding according to actual plant demand.
How to use Atami Bi Grow Mix
Fill the chosen container with Bi Grow Mix without excessively compressing the substrate. Maintaining its natural structure helps preserve the air spaces created by the peat and coco fibre blend.
Plant or transplant into the substrate and water thoroughly enough to establish even moisture throughout the root zone. Allow normal drainage and then manage subsequent irrigation according to plant size, container volume, environmental conditions and moisture use.
Because Bi Grow Mix already contains starter nutrition, avoid automatically applying a strong fertiliser programme immediately after planting. Monitor plant development and introduce liquid nutrition once the initial nutrient supply is no longer sufficient for the crop.
The exact point at which additional feeding becomes necessary will vary. Larger plants in smaller containers may use the available nutrition more rapidly than smaller plants growing in a larger volume of substrate.
Avoid allowing the substrate to remain permanently saturated. Although Bi Grow Mix has good moisture-retention properties, irrigation should still allow sufficient air to remain within the root zone.
Bi Grow Mix vs Janeco-Light-Mix and Kilomix
Atami offers the three substrates at different fertilisation levels, allowing growers to select a mix according to the amount of initial nutrition and feeding control required.
Janeco-Light-Mix is the lightly fertilised option. It uses peat and perlite and is particularly suitable for seedlings, cuttings and growers who want maximum control over subsequent nutrition.
Bi Grow Mix is the medium-fertilised option. Its peat and coco fibre composition provides good moisture retention and an aerated structure while supplying a moderate level of starter nutrition.
Kilomix is the heavily fertilised option. It is designed for more demanding plants and growers looking for a nutrient-rich substrate from the beginning.
Bi Grow Mix therefore provides the middle ground for growers who want more initial nutrition than a light mix while retaining greater control than a heavily fertilised substrate.
Atami Bi Grow Mix 50L product details
| Brand | Atami |
|---|---|
| Product | Bi Grow Mix |
| Product type | Medium-fertilised growing substrate |
| Size | 50L |
| Base materials | Peat & coco fibre |
| Coco content | Approximately 20% coco fibres & chips |
| Fertilisation level | Medium |
| EC | 1.25-1.50 |
| Structure | Moisture-retentive & aerated |
| Initial nutrition | Starter nutrition included |
| Additional feeding | Introduce liquid fertiliser after the initial feeding period according to crop requirements |
| Suitable for | Balanced & prolonged growth across a wide range of container-grown crops |
| Outer case quantity | 1 x 50L bag |
| Pallet quantity | 70 x 50L bags |
Atami Bi Grow Mix 50L FAQs
What is Atami Bi Grow Mix?
Atami Bi Grow Mix is a medium-fertilised peat and coco fibre growing substrate designed to provide a balance of moisture retention, root-zone aeration and initial plant nutrition.
What is Atami Bi Grow Mix made from?
Bi Grow Mix combines peat with coco fibre. Atami's detailed product information specifies approximately 20% coco fibres and chips, which create additional air spaces within the growing medium.
What is the EC of Atami Bi Grow Mix?
Atami specifies an EC of 1.25-1.50 for Bi Grow Mix, reflecting its medium level of initial fertilisation.
Is Atami Bi Grow Mix pre-fertilised?
Yes. Bi Grow Mix contains starter nutrition and is classified by Atami as a medium-fertilised substrate. This initial nutrient charge is designed to support plants during their early development.
Do I need to feed plants immediately in Bi Grow Mix?
Not necessarily. The substrate already contains nutrients for the initial growing period. Additional liquid fertiliser should be introduced as the crop begins to use the available nutrition, with timing adjusted to plant size, container volume and crop demand.
Does Bi Grow Mix contain coco coir?
Yes. Bi Grow Mix contains approximately 20% coco fibres and chips. The coco component helps create additional air spaces while contributing to the substrate's moisture-management characteristics.
Does Atami Bi Grow Mix contain perlite?
Atami's current specification describes Bi Grow Mix as a peat and coco fibre substrate. Unlike Janeco-Light-Mix and Kilomix, which Atami specifically describes as peat and perlite substrates, coco fibre provides the additional aeration in Bi Grow Mix.
Is Bi Grow Mix suitable for young plants?
Atami states that plants can root directly into Bi Grow Mix from their initial stage. Its medium fertilisation level provides more starter nutrition than Janeco-Light-Mix, so particularly nutrient-sensitive seedlings or cuttings may still be better suited to a lighter mix.
What is the difference between Atami Bi Grow Mix and Janeco-Light-Mix?
Janeco-Light-Mix is a lightly fertilised peat and perlite substrate designed to give growers greater control over feeding. Bi Grow Mix combines peat and coco fibre and has a medium fertilisation level, providing more initial nutrition and strong moisture retention.
What is the difference between Atami Bi Grow Mix and Kilomix?
Bi Grow Mix is medium fertilised and combines peat with coco fibre. Kilomix is heavily fertilised, uses peat and perlite and is intended for demanding plants or growers wanting a much richer nutrient supply from the start.
Does Bi Grow Mix retain water well?
Yes. Atami specifically highlights the substrate's good moisture retention. Its peat and coco fibre blend combines moisture-holding capacity with an aerated structure around the root zone.
Is Bi Grow Mix good for hand watering?
Yes. Its combination of moisture retention and aeration makes Bi Grow Mix particularly practical for hand-watered container crops, where the grower wants a forgiving substrate between irrigation events.
Can Atami Bi Grow Mix be used for a full crop cycle?
Yes. Plants can continue growing in Bi Grow Mix throughout their crop cycle, but the initial nutrient charge will eventually be used. Introduce an appropriate liquid nutrient programme as crop demand increases.
Is Atami Bi Grow Mix suitable for professional horticulture?
Yes. The 50L format is suitable for nurseries, professional growers and larger container-growing operations as well as smaller-scale cultivation. Its medium nutrient charge gives growers a useful balance between initial nutrition and subsequent feeding control.
How many 50L bags of Atami Bi Grow Mix are on a pallet?
A full pallet contains 70 x 50L bags of Atami Bi Grow Mix.
£18.70
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Unit price perAtami Bi-Bloombastic 250ml is a highly concentrated PK 8-12 all-in-one bloom additive combining phosphorus, potassium, iron and organic compounds to support flowering, fruit development, flavour and yield during the final stages of the crop cycle.
Described by Atami as Bloombastic with a 'green twist', Bi-Bloombastic has been developed for growers looking for an organic-natured flowering additive. It works as a bloom stimulator, hardener, taste enhancer and activator of various enzymatic processes while supporting the biological activity associated with the flowering root zone.
Bi-Bloombastic contains a high concentration of phosphorus, potassium and iron alongside organic compounds. Atami explains that its fertilisers are more readily metabolised by micro-organisms than mineral fertilisers due to the product's organic nature.
During flowering, these fertilisers support micro-organisms around the root zone while the concentrated PK formulation supports flower and fruit development. Atami specifically highlights increased fruit size, yield and flavour among the benefits of Bi-Bloombastic.
Applied at 1-2ml/L, a 250ml bottle prepares approximately 125-250 litres of nutrient solution. This listing is supplied individually, with 12 x 250ml bottles per full outer case.
Why choose Atami Bi-Bloombastic?
What is Atami Bi-Bloombastic suitable for?
Bi-Bloombastic is intended for flowering and fruiting plants during the later stages of their productive cycle. Atami gives examples including chilli peppers, strawberries and blueberries, together with flowering ornamental plants such as orchids and violets.
It can be used with plants grown in Hydro, Coco and Soil, although its method of application differs from many conventional mineral flowering additives.
Atami recommends Bi-Bloombastic during the final 4-6 weeks of the flowering stage as an additive to the crop's regular nutrients.
The exact duration of flowering varies between plant species, so growers should follow actual crop development rather than treating the recommended period as a rigid calendar schedule.
What makes Bi-Bloombastic different?
Standard Bloombastic and Bi-Bloombastic share the all-in-one bloom additive concept, but their formulations are different.
Bi-Bloombastic contains organic compounds and is formulated to support micro-organisms during flowering. Atami explains that the fertilisers contained within Bi-Bloombastic are better metabolised by micro-organisms than mineral fertilisers due to their organic nature.
This makes Bi-Bloombastic particularly relevant to growers using biologically active feeding programmes who want concentrated flowering support while maintaining a strong focus on microbial activity within the root environment.
Its analysis is PK 8-12 W/W, compared with the PK 14-15 formulation of standard Bloombastic, and its recommended application rate is also different.
How to use Atami Bi-Bloombastic
Apply Bi-Bloombastic during the final 4-6 weeks of flowering as an additive to the plant's regular nutrient programme.
Use at a concentration of 1-2ml per litre of water. This equals 10-20ml for 10L, 50-100ml for 50L and 100-200ml for 100L of nutrient solution.
A 250ml bottle prepares approximately 250 litres at 1ml/L or 125 litres at 2ml/L.
Bi-Bloombastic can be combined with basic nutrients and other suitable additives, but growers should pay attention to the EC value of the complete nutrient solution and adjust the overall programme according to crop requirements.
Important irrigation guidance: Bi-Bloombastic should not be automatically dosed through irrigation systems. Atami advises that when an irrigation system is being used, Bi-Bloombastic should be administered manually with a watering can because its formulation can otherwise create a risk of clogging.
Understanding Bi-Bloombastic PK 8-12
Bi-Bloombastic has a PK analysis of 8-12 W/W, giving it a potassium-dominant phosphorus-to-potassium profile.
Phosphorus contributes to important plant processes associated with energy transfer and reproductive development, while potassium is involved in water regulation, nutrient movement and many processes associated with productive flower and fruit development.
Atami also highlights the product's high concentration of iron. Iron is an essential micronutrient involved in important plant metabolic processes and contributes to normal plant development.
Bi-Bloombastic combines this mineral contribution with organic compounds and its support for micro-organisms, giving the product a distinctly different formulation from Atami's standard mineral-focused Bloombastic.
Bi-Bloombastic as part of a flowering programme
Bi-Bloombastic is an additive rather than a complete base nutrient. Continue providing an appropriate basic nutrient programme while introducing Bi-Bloombastic during the recommended flowering period.
Atami's own grow guides pair Bi-Bloombastic with its ATA NRG nutrient range, demonstrating its role as the concentrated flowering additive within a broader feeding programme.
Because the product contributes additional phosphorus, potassium, iron and other compounds to the nutrient solution, the complete feeding programme should always be considered when assessing nutrient strength.
Crop condition, growing environment, light intensity and species can all affect nutrient demand. Use the manufacturer's application rate as a guideline and adjust feeding according to actual crop response.
Atami Bi-Bloombastic 250ml product details
| Brand | Atami |
|---|---|
| Product | Bi-Bloombastic |
| Product type | All-in-one bloom & ripening additive |
| Size | 250ml |
| PK analysis | PK 8-12 W/W |
| Key formulation | High concentration of phosphorus, potassium & iron with organic compounds |
| Application rate | 1-2ml/L |
| Application period | Final 4-6 weeks of flowering |
| 10L nutrient solution | 10-20ml |
| 50L nutrient solution | 50-100ml |
| 100L nutrient solution | 100-200ml |
| Approximate solution from 250ml | 250L at 1ml/L or 125L at 2ml/L |
| Growing media | Hydro, Coco & Soil |
| Automatic irrigation | No - manually apply with a watering can to avoid the risk of clogging |
| Use with base nutrients | Yes |
| EC monitoring | Recommended |
| Outer case quantity | 12 x 250ml bottles |
Atami Bi-Bloombastic 250ml FAQs
What is Atami Bi-Bloombastic?
Bi-Bloombastic is Atami's highly concentrated all-in-one bloom additive with organic compounds. It works as a flowering stimulator, hardener, taste enhancer and activator of various enzymatic processes while supporting micro-organisms during flowering.
What is the PK ratio of Bi-Bloombastic?
Atami Bi-Bloombastic has a PK 8-12 W/W analysis and also contains a high concentration of iron.
When should I use Atami Bi-Bloombastic?
Atami recommends using Bi-Bloombastic during the final 4-6 weeks of flowering alongside the plant's regular nutrient programme.
How much Bi-Bloombastic should I use?
Use 1-2ml per litre of water. A 250ml bottle therefore prepares approximately 125-250 litres of nutrient solution depending on the chosen concentration.
Is Bi-Bloombastic the same as standard Bloombastic?
No. Although both are all-in-one flowering additives, the formulations are different. Bi-Bloombastic contains organic compounds, supports micro-organisms and has a PK 8-12 analysis, while standard Bloombastic has a PK 14-15 analysis and a different application rate.
Does Bi-Bloombastic support beneficial micro-organisms?
Yes. Atami states that the fertilisers in Bi-Bloombastic support micro-organisms during flowering and are better metabolised by micro-organisms than mineral fertilisers due to the product's organic nature.
Can Bi-Bloombastic increase fruit size and yield?
Atami specifically states that, in addition to supporting flowering power, Bi-Bloombastic can increase fruit size and crop yield when used correctly as part of a suitable feeding programme.
Can I use Bi-Bloombastic in soil?
Yes. Bi-Bloombastic is suitable for soil-grown flowering and fruiting crops and is particularly relevant to feeding programmes where biological activity in the root zone is important.
Can I use Bi-Bloombastic in coco?
Yes. Atami lists Bi-Bloombastic as suitable for coco-grown plants when used alongside an appropriate base nutrient programme.
Can I use Bi-Bloombastic in hydroponics?
Yes. Atami lists the product as suitable for hydro cultivation, but its application method is important. It should be administered manually rather than continuously circulated or automatically dosed through irrigation equipment.
Can Bi-Bloombastic be used through an automatic irrigation system?
Atami advises against automatically administering Bi-Bloombastic through irrigation systems because there is a risk of clogging. Where irrigation systems are installed, apply Bi-Bloombastic separately and manually with a watering can.
Can Bi-Bloombastic be used with base nutrients?
Yes. Bi-Bloombastic is designed as an additive to the regular nutrient programme and can be combined with basic nutrients. Monitor the overall EC of the nutrient solution when combining products.
What plants can Atami Bi-Bloombastic be used on?
It is suitable for many flowering and fruiting crops. Atami gives examples including chilli peppers, strawberries and blueberries, as well as flowering ornamentals such as orchids and violets.
Why does Bi-Bloombastic contain iron?
Iron is an essential micronutrient involved in important metabolic processes within plants. Atami highlights the high concentration of phosphorus, potassium and iron as part of Bi-Bloombastic's flowering formulation.
How many 250ml bottles of Bi-Bloombastic are in a full case?
A full outer case contains 12 x 250ml bottles of Atami Bi-Bloombastic.
£7.06
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Unit price perAtami B'cuzz Soil A&B 1L is a concentrated two-part mineral base nutrient developed specifically for plants grown in soil and soil-based substrates, providing the essential nutrition required throughout growth, flowering and ripening.
Designed as the nutritional foundation of the B'cuzz soil feeding programme, Soil A&B supplies a broad range of essential mineral nutrients to support healthy plant development throughout the complete crop cycle.
The formulation is divided between two concentrates because certain mineral nutrients can react with each other when stored together at high concentration. Soil A and Soil B should therefore never be mixed together in concentrated form. Each component should be added separately to water and thoroughly mixed.
Soil A provides an NK 3-3 W/W analysis, while Soil B provides PK 3-4 W/W. Together they form the complete B'cuzz Soil base nutrient programme, with feeding strength adjusted according to crop development and the amount of nutrition already present in the growing substrate.
This 1L A&B set contains 1 litre of Soil A and 1 litre of Soil B, providing 2 litres of concentrated two-part base nutrient in total.
Why choose Atami B'cuzz Soil A&B?
What is B'cuzz Soil A&B suitable for?
B'cuzz Soil A&B is designed specifically for soil and soil-based growing substrates. It can provide the base nutrition throughout the complete crop cycle rather than requiring separate grow and bloom base fertilisers.
Atami gives examples including vegetables, fruits and herbs such as courgettes, beans and thyme, together with indoor and container-grown ornamental plants including Delphinium and ornamental grasses.
Soil substrates can differ significantly in their existing nutrient content. The correct dosage therefore depends partly on whether the plant is growing in a lightly fertilised or heavily fertilised potting compost.
A heavily fertilised substrate already contains a substantial nutrient reserve and therefore requires less additional fertiliser. A lighter substrate gives the grower greater control over nutrition but may require a stronger liquid feeding programme as the crop develops.
Why does Soil Nutrition come in A & B parts?
Two-part mineral nutrients are separated to maintain chemical stability. At the concentration found inside the original bottles, certain nutrient elements can react with one another and form compounds that are less readily available to plants.
Separating the formulation into Soil A and Soil B keeps these nutrients stable during storage. Once each concentrate is sufficiently diluted in water, they can safely form the complete nutrient solution.
For this reason, never pour concentrated Soil A directly into concentrated Soil B.
Add Part A to the required volume of water and mix thoroughly. Part B can then be added separately and mixed into the diluted nutrient solution.
Soil A NK 3-3 & Soil B PK 3-4
B'cuzz Soil A and B divide the plant's mineral nutrition between two complementary concentrates.
Soil A has an NK analysis of 3-3 W/W. Part A supplies nitrogen and potassium together with additional important mineral elements required for healthy plant development.
Soil B has a PK analysis of 3-4 W/W, supplying phosphorus and potassium alongside additional elements to complete the base feeding programme.
Nitrogen is particularly important during active vegetative development, while phosphorus and potassium become increasingly important as plants progress through reproductive growth, flowering and fruit development.
The two-part format allows growers to maintain a comprehensive base nutrient programme while adapting nutrient strength to the changing demands of the crop.
How to use Atami B'cuzz Soil A&B
The appropriate application rate depends on the nutrient content of the growing substrate and the requirements of the crop.
For heavily fertilised potting compost, Atami recommends 1-3ml of Soil A and 1-3ml of Soil B per litre of water.
For lightly fertilised potting compost, Atami recommends 1-5ml of Soil A and 1-5ml of Soil B per litre of water.
As an example, at 3ml/L of each component, a 10L nutrient solution requires 30ml A + 30ml B, a 50L reservoir requires 150ml A + 150ml B and a 100L reservoir requires 300ml A + 300ml B.
Add Soil A to the water first and mix thoroughly. Add Soil B separately and mix again. Never combine the undiluted A and B concentrates directly.
Nutrient requirements vary according to crop species, plant size, substrate volume, environmental conditions and light intensity. Begin with an appropriate concentration for the substrate being used and adjust according to plant response and measured EC.
Using Soil A&B through the crop cycle
B'cuzz Soil A&B can provide the base nutrition throughout vegetative growth, early flowering, flowering and ripening.
Rather than applying one fixed concentration throughout the entire crop cycle, feeding strength should follow actual plant demand. Young or recently transplanted plants generally require less nutrition than established plants undergoing rapid growth or productive flowering.
Soil A&B can also form the nutritional foundation of a wider Atami feeding programme incorporating suitable root stimulators, bloom stimulators, silicon, CalMag and flowering additives.
These specialist products do not replace the base nutrient. Soil A&B continues to supply the core mineral nutrition while stimulators and additives perform more specialised functions within the feeding programme.
Atami B'cuzz Soil A&B 1L product details
| Brand | Atami |
|---|---|
| Range | B'cuzz |
| Product | Soil A&B |
| Product type | Two-part mineral base nutrient |
| Pack size | 1L Soil A + 1L Soil B |
| Total concentrate | 2L |
| Soil A analysis | NK 3-3 W/W |
| Soil B analysis | PK 3-4 W/W |
| Heavily fertilised substrate | 1-3ml/L Soil A + 1-3ml/L Soil B |
| Lightly fertilised substrate | 1-5ml/L Soil A + 1-5ml/L Soil B |
| Suitable substrate | Soil & soil-based growing media |
| Crop stages | Growth, flowering & ripening |
| Indoor cultivation | Yes |
| Outdoor cultivation | Yes |
| Important mixing instruction | Never mix concentrated Soil A & Soil B directly together. Dilute each component separately in water. |
Atami B'cuzz Soil A&B 1L FAQs
What is Atami B'cuzz Soil A&B?
B'cuzz Soil A&B is a concentrated two-part mineral base nutrient formulated specifically for plants grown in soil and soil-based substrates. Together, Parts A and B provide the essential base nutrition required throughout the crop cycle.
Does the 1L B'cuzz Soil A&B set contain 1L of each part?
Yes. The set contains 1L of Soil A and 1L of Soil B, providing 2 litres of concentrated base nutrient across the two components.
What is the NPK of Atami Soil A&B?
The two components have separate analyses. Soil A is NK 3-3 W/W and Soil B is PK 3-4 W/W. They are designed to work together after dilution in water.
Why are Atami Soil A and Soil B separate?
Certain mineral nutrients can react when stored together at high concentration. Separating the formulation into A and B components maintains nutrient stability until each part is diluted into the nutrient solution.
Can I mix Soil A and Soil B together before adding water?
No. Never mix the concentrated A and B nutrients directly together. Add each component separately to water and mix thoroughly.
How much Atami Soil A&B should I use?
For heavily fertilised potting compost, Atami recommends 1-3ml/L of A and 1-3ml/L of B. For lightly fertilised potting compost, the range increases to 1-5ml/L of each component. Adjust the final concentration according to crop requirements and EC.
Can I use B'cuzz Soil A&B throughout flowering?
Yes. Soil A&B is designed for use throughout the crop cycle, including vegetative growth, flowering and ripening.
Do I need separate grow and bloom base nutrients?
No. B'cuzz Soil A&B provides the base nutrition throughout both vegetative and flowering development, with feeding adjusted according to crop stage and demand.
Can I use B'cuzz Soil A&B with Bloombastic?
Yes. Soil A&B provides the base nutrition while Bloombastic is a specialised flowering and ripening additive. The products perform different roles within the feeding programme.
Can I use B'cuzz Soil A&B with Atami stimulators?
Yes. Soil A&B can form the base of a wider Atami programme incorporating suitable root, bloom, silicon and flowering products according to crop requirements.
Is Atami Soil A&B suitable for coco?
Soil A&B is specifically formulated for soil-based substrates. For plants grown primarily in coco coir, use Atami's dedicated B'cuzz Coco A&B base nutrient.
Is Atami Soil A&B suitable for hydroponics?
Soil A&B is intended for soil-based growing media. Atami produces dedicated hydroponic base nutrition for water-based growing systems.
Can B'cuzz Soil A&B be used with pre-fertilised compost?
Yes. The existing nutrient charge should be taken into account when choosing the dosage. Atami specifies a lower 1-3ml/L range for heavily fertilised compost and allows up to 1-5ml/L for lightly fertilised compost.
Can B'cuzz Soil A&B be used indoors and outdoors?
Yes. Soil A&B can be used for suitable soil-grown crops cultivated indoors, under glass or outdoors.
What plants can I feed with Atami Soil A&B?
It can be used with a wide range of soil-grown vegetables, fruiting plants, herbs and ornamentals. Atami gives examples including courgettes, beans, thyme, Delphinium and ornamental grasses.
£42.56
Unit price per£42.56
Unit price perAtami B'cuzz Soil A&B 10L is a concentrated two-part mineral base nutrient developed specifically for plants grown in soil and soil-based substrates, providing the essential nutrition required throughout growth, flowering and ripening.
Designed as the nutritional foundation of the B'cuzz soil feeding programme, Soil A&B supplies a broad range of essential mineral nutrients to support healthy plant development throughout the complete crop cycle.
The formulation is divided between two concentrates because certain mineral nutrients can react with each other when stored together at high concentration. Soil A and Soil B should therefore never be mixed together in concentrated form. Each component should be added separately to water and thoroughly mixed.
Soil A provides an NK 3-3 W/W analysis, while Soil B provides PK 3-4 W/W. Together they form the complete B'cuzz Soil base nutrient programme, with feeding strength adjusted according to crop development and the amount of nutrition already present in the growing substrate.
This professional 10L A&B set contains 10 litres of Soil A and 10 litres of Soil B, providing 20 litres of concentrated two-part base nutrient in total. The larger format is particularly suitable for commercial horticulture, larger crop areas and growers preparing high-volume nutrient solutions.
Why choose Atami B'cuzz Soil A&B?
What is B'cuzz Soil A&B suitable for?
B'cuzz Soil A&B is designed specifically for soil and soil-based growing substrates. It can provide the base nutrition throughout the complete crop cycle rather than requiring separate grow and bloom base fertilisers.
Atami gives examples including vegetables, fruits and herbs such as courgettes, beans and thyme, together with indoor and container-grown ornamental plants including Delphinium and ornamental grasses.
Soil substrates can differ significantly in their existing nutrient content. The correct dosage therefore depends partly on whether the plant is growing in a lightly fertilised or heavily fertilised potting compost.
A heavily fertilised substrate already contains a substantial nutrient reserve and therefore requires less additional fertiliser. A lighter substrate gives the grower greater control over nutrition but may require a stronger liquid feeding programme as the crop develops.
Why does Soil Nutrition come in A & B parts?
Two-part mineral nutrients are separated to maintain chemical stability. At the concentration found inside the original containers, certain nutrient elements can react with one another and form compounds that are less readily available to plants.
Separating the formulation into Soil A and Soil B keeps these nutrients stable during storage. Once each concentrate is sufficiently diluted in water, they can safely form the complete nutrient solution.
For this reason, never pour concentrated Soil A directly into concentrated Soil B.
Add Part A to the required volume of water and mix thoroughly. Part B can then be added separately and mixed into the diluted nutrient solution.
Soil A NK 3-3 & Soil B PK 3-4
B'cuzz Soil A and B divide the plant's mineral nutrition between two complementary concentrates.
Soil A has an NK analysis of 3-3 W/W. Part A supplies nitrogen and potassium together with additional important mineral elements required for healthy plant development.
Soil B has a PK analysis of 3-4 W/W, supplying phosphorus and potassium alongside additional elements to complete the base feeding programme.
Nitrogen is particularly important during active vegetative development, while phosphorus and potassium become increasingly important as plants progress through reproductive growth, flowering and fruit development.
The two-part format allows growers to maintain comprehensive base nutrition while adapting nutrient strength to the changing demands of the crop.
How to use Atami B'cuzz Soil A&B
The appropriate application rate depends on the nutrient content of the growing substrate and the requirements of the crop.
For heavily fertilised potting compost, Atami recommends 1-3ml of Soil A and 1-3ml of Soil B per litre of water.
For lightly fertilised potting compost, Atami recommends 1-5ml of Soil A and 1-5ml of Soil B per litre of water.
At 3ml/L of each component, a 100L nutrient solution requires 300ml A + 300ml B, a 500L reservoir requires 1.5L A + 1.5L B and a 1,000L reservoir requires 3L A + 3L B.
At the maximum 5ml/L rate used with lightly fertilised substrates, a 100L nutrient solution requires 500ml A + 500ml B, a 500L reservoir requires 2.5L A + 2.5L B and a 1,000L reservoir requires 5L A + 5L B.
Add Soil A to the water first and mix thoroughly. Add Soil B separately and mix again. Never combine the undiluted A and B concentrates directly.
Nutrient requirements vary according to crop species, plant size, substrate volume, environmental conditions and light intensity. Begin with an appropriate concentration for the substrate being used and adjust according to plant response and measured EC.
Using Soil A&B through the crop cycle
B'cuzz Soil A&B can provide the base nutrition throughout vegetative growth, early flowering, flowering and ripening.
Rather than applying one fixed concentration throughout the entire crop cycle, feeding strength should follow actual plant demand. Young or recently transplanted plants generally require less nutrition than established plants undergoing rapid growth or productive flowering.
Soil A&B can also form the nutritional foundation of a wider Atami feeding programme incorporating suitable root stimulators, bloom stimulators, silicon, CalMag and flowering additives.
These specialist products do not replace the base nutrient. Soil A&B continues to supply the core mineral nutrition while stimulators and additives perform more specialised functions within the feeding programme.
10L Soil A&B for larger growing systems
The 10L format is particularly useful where nutrient solution is prepared regularly or in larger volumes. Each set supplies 10L of Part A and 10L of Part B, providing substantially more working solution than the smaller B'cuzz Soil A&B packs.
At 3ml/L of each component, each 10L part can contribute to approximately 3,333 litres of finished nutrient solution. At 5ml/L, each part can contribute to approximately 2,000 litres.
Actual consumption will vary throughout the crop cycle because the correct application rate should be adjusted according to substrate fertilisation, crop stage and plant demand.
Atami B'cuzz Soil A&B 10L product details
| Brand | Atami |
|---|---|
| Range | B'cuzz |
| Product | Soil A&B |
| Product type | Two-part mineral base nutrient |
| Pack size | 10L Soil A + 10L Soil B |
| Total concentrate | 20L |
| Soil A analysis | NK 3-3 W/W |
| Soil B analysis | PK 3-4 W/W |
| Heavily fertilised substrate | 1-3ml/L Soil A + 1-3ml/L Soil B |
| Lightly fertilised substrate | 1-5ml/L Soil A + 1-5ml/L Soil B |
| 100L solution at 3ml/L | 300ml Soil A + 300ml Soil B |
| 500L solution at 3ml/L | 1.5L Soil A + 1.5L Soil B |
| 1,000L solution at 3ml/L | 3L Soil A + 3L Soil B |
| Suitable substrate | Soil & soil-based growing media |
| Crop stages | Growth, flowering & ripening |
| Indoor cultivation | Yes |
| Outdoor cultivation | Yes |
| Important mixing instruction | Never mix concentrated Soil A & Soil B directly together. Dilute each component separately in water. |
Atami B'cuzz Soil A&B 10L FAQs
What is Atami B'cuzz Soil A&B?
B'cuzz Soil A&B is a concentrated two-part mineral base nutrient formulated specifically for plants grown in soil and soil-based substrates. Together, Parts A and B provide the essential base nutrition required throughout the crop cycle.
Does the 10L B'cuzz Soil A&B set contain 10L of each part?
Yes. The set contains 10L of Soil A and 10L of Soil B, providing 20 litres of concentrated base nutrient across the two components.
What is the NPK of Atami Soil A&B?
The two components have separate analyses. Soil A is NK 3-3 W/W and Soil B is PK 3-4 W/W. They are designed to work together after dilution in water.
Why are Atami Soil A and Soil B separate?
Certain mineral nutrients can react when stored together at high concentration. Separating the formulation into A and B components maintains nutrient stability until each part is diluted into the nutrient solution.
Can I mix Soil A and Soil B together before adding water?
No. Never mix the concentrated A and B nutrients directly together. Add each component separately to water and mix thoroughly.
How much Atami Soil A&B should I use?
For heavily fertilised potting compost, Atami recommends 1-3ml/L of A and 1-3ml/L of B. For lightly fertilised potting compost, the range increases to 1-5ml/L of each component. Adjust the final concentration according to crop requirements and EC.
Can I use B'cuzz Soil A&B throughout flowering?
Yes. Soil A&B is designed for use throughout the crop cycle, including vegetative growth, flowering and ripening.
Do I need separate grow and bloom base nutrients?
No. B'cuzz Soil A&B provides the base nutrition throughout both vegetative and flowering development, with feeding adjusted according to crop stage and demand.
Can I use B'cuzz Soil A&B with Bloombastic?
Yes. Soil A&B provides the base nutrition while Bloombastic is a specialised flowering and ripening additive. The products perform different roles within the feeding programme.
Can I use B'cuzz Soil A&B with Atami stimulators?
Yes. Soil A&B can form the base of a wider Atami programme incorporating suitable root, bloom, silicon and flowering products according to crop requirements.
Is Atami Soil A&B suitable for coco?
Soil A&B is specifically formulated for soil-based substrates. For plants grown primarily in coco coir, Atami's dedicated B'cuzz Coco A&B formulation is the appropriate base nutrient.
Is Atami Soil A&B suitable for hydroponics?
Soil A&B is intended for soil-based growing media. Atami produces dedicated hydroponic base nutrition for water-based growing systems.
Can B'cuzz Soil A&B be used with pre-fertilised compost?
Yes. The existing nutrient charge should be taken into account when choosing the dosage. Atami specifies a lower 1-3ml/L range for heavily fertilised compost and allows up to 1-5ml/L for lightly fertilised compost.
Is the 10L B'cuzz Soil A&B suitable for commercial growing?
Yes. With 10L of each component, this is the larger professional format and is particularly suitable for commercial horticulture, larger crop areas and growers preparing substantial volumes of nutrient solution.
What plants can I feed with Atami Soil A&B?
It can be used with a wide range of soil-grown vegetables, fruiting plants, herbs and ornamentals. Atami gives examples including courgettes, beans, thyme, Delphinium and ornamental grasses.
£57.12
Unit price per£57.12
Unit price perAtami B'cuzz Soil Booster Universal 5L is a concentrated soil additive developed to support vigorous vegetative development, healthy chlorophyll production, nutrient availability and plant resilience during active growth.
Soil Booster Universal is designed specifically for plants cultivated in soil and soil-based substrates. Rather than replacing the plant's base nutrient, it works alongside the normal feeding programme to provide additional nutritional and physiological support during vegetative development.
The formulation contains important elements associated with healthy chlorophyll formation and plant metabolism, including nitrogen, magnesium, iron and trace elements. These nutrients are particularly relevant during active vegetative growth, when plants are developing leaves, shoots and the structure required to support later flowering and fruiting.
Atami also positions Soil Booster Universal as a product that helps plants cope with environmental changes. Maintaining a well-supported plant during vegetative development provides a stronger foundation for the productive stages that follow.
Soil Booster Universal is highly concentrated. Atami's current B'cuzz Soil grow guide uses 0.5ml/L during active growth, meaning this professional 5L container can prepare approximately 10,000 litres of nutrient solution at that rate.
Why choose Atami B'cuzz Soil Booster Universal?
What is Soil Booster Universal suitable for?
Soil Booster Universal is designed for plants growing in soil and soil-based substrates. It is primarily used during vegetative development, once plants have established and are actively producing new leaves, shoots and structural growth.
This stage is important because the plant is building the framework that will later support flowers and fruits. Healthy vegetative development depends on an adequate supply of nitrogen and other essential elements, together with effective photosynthesis and nutrient uptake.
Soil Booster Universal can be incorporated into feeding programmes for a wide range of vegetables, fruiting crops, herbs and ornamental plants grown in suitable soil substrates.
It should be viewed as a specialist growth-stage additive rather than a complete fertiliser. Continue using an appropriate base nutrient to supply the crop's fundamental nutritional requirements.
Supporting chlorophyll & vegetative growth
Atami specifically highlights Soil Booster Universal as containing key elements for chlorophyll. Chlorophyll is the green pigment plants use to capture light energy during photosynthesis, making its production fundamental to healthy vegetative growth.
Nitrogen is required for chlorophyll, proteins and numerous compounds involved in active plant growth. Plants undergoing rapid vegetative development therefore have a substantial requirement for correctly balanced nitrogen nutrition.
Magnesium has an especially direct relationship with chlorophyll because a magnesium atom sits at the centre of the chlorophyll molecule. Adequate magnesium nutrition is therefore important for maintaining normal photosynthetic activity.
Iron and other micronutrients also participate in essential metabolic and enzymatic processes. Soil Booster Universal brings these supporting elements together as part of a concentrated additive intended to complement the plant's main feeding programme.
Building a stronger foundation before flowering
The vegetative stage determines much of the physical structure available to support later flowering and fruit development. During this period, plants produce leaves, stems, shoots and new growing points while expanding their capacity for photosynthesis.
Soil Booster Universal is positioned within the B'cuzz programme to provide additional support during this active growth period.
Atami's current B'cuzz Soil grow guide places Soil Booster Universal after the earliest establishment phase and before the main flowering programme. This reflects its role as a vegetative growth booster rather than a bloom stimulator.
Once the crop transitions into flowering, products such as B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator perform a different, flowering-specific role.
How to use Atami B'cuzz Soil Booster Universal
Atami's current B'cuzz Soil grow guide applies Soil Booster Universal at 0.5ml per litre of water during active vegetative growth.
At this concentration, use 5ml for 10L, 25ml for 50L, 50ml for 100L, 250ml for 500L and 500ml for a 1,000L nutrient reservoir.
A 5L container therefore prepares approximately 10,000 litres of nutrient solution at 0.5ml/L.
Add Soil Booster Universal to the normal nutrient solution alongside an appropriate soil base nutrient. Mix thoroughly before application.
Atami notes that stated feeding rates are indications. Actual nutrient requirements depend on the plant species, plant condition, growing environment and light intensity, so crop response and EC should always be considered when adjusting a complete feeding programme.
Using Soil Booster Universal in a B'cuzz programme
Soil Booster Universal is designed to complement rather than replace the plant's base nutrient. Within a B'cuzz soil programme, Soil A&B provides the core mineral nutrition while Soil Booster Universal performs a more specialised role during vegetative development.
Root-focused products are generally used during initial establishment, when rapid development of the root system is a priority. Soil Booster Universal then supports the plant as it progresses into stronger vegetative growth.
As flower formation begins, B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator can be introduced for flowering-specific support, while appropriate late-flowering additives can be used later in the crop cycle where required.
Thinking of the products according to crop stage and function helps avoid unnecessary duplication and creates a more structured nutrient programme.
Atami B'cuzz Soil Booster Universal 5L product details
| Brand | Atami |
|---|---|
| Range | B'cuzz |
| Product | Soil Booster Universal |
| Product type | Soil growth & plant vitality additive |
| Size | 5L |
| Primary stage | Vegetative growth |
| Growing medium | Soil & soil-based substrates |
| Current Atami grow guide rate | 0.5ml/L during active growth |
| 10L nutrient solution | 5ml |
| 50L nutrient solution | 25ml |
| 100L nutrient solution | 50ml |
| 500L nutrient solution | 250ml |
| 1,000L nutrient solution | 500ml |
| Approximate solution from 5L | 10,000L at 0.5ml/L |
| Key nutritional role | Supports chlorophyll, vegetative development & plant vitality |
| Use with base nutrient | Yes |
| Part of B'cuzz Soil programme | Yes |
Atami B'cuzz Soil Booster Universal 5L FAQs
What is Atami B'cuzz Soil Booster Universal?
Soil Booster Universal is a concentrated additive developed specifically for soil-grown plants. It is primarily used during vegetative development to support plant vitality, chlorophyll-related nutrition and healthy growth.
When should I use Soil Booster Universal?
Soil Booster Universal is primarily a vegetative growth-stage additive. Atami's current B'cuzz Soil programme places it during active growth after initial plant establishment and before the main flowering programme. [oai_citation:0‡Atami](https://atami.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/Atami-Grow-Guides-Bcuzz-soil.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com)
How much Atami Soil Booster Universal should I use?
Atami's current B'cuzz Soil grow guide uses 0.5ml/L during active growth. A 5L container provides approximately 10,000 litres of nutrient solution at this concentration. [oai_citation:1‡Atami](https://atami.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/Atami-Grow-Guides-Bcuzz-soil.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com)
Does Soil Booster Universal replace my base nutrient?
No. Soil Booster Universal is an additive rather than a complete base fertiliser. Continue using an appropriate soil base nutrient to provide the crop's fundamental nutrition.
Can I use Soil Booster Universal with B'cuzz Soil A&B?
Yes. Soil Booster Universal is designed to complement B'cuzz Soil nutrition. Soil A&B provides the base mineral nutrition while Soil Booster Universal provides additional support during vegetative growth.
Does Soil Booster Universal support chlorophyll production?
Yes. Atami highlights the product as containing key elements associated with chlorophyll, helping support the photosynthetic machinery required for healthy vegetative development.
Why is magnesium important during plant growth?
Magnesium forms part of the chlorophyll molecule and is therefore directly involved in normal photosynthetic function. It also participates in numerous other plant processes.
Does Soil Booster Universal help plants cope with environmental changes?
Yes. Atami specifically identifies support during environmental changes as one of the functions of Soil Booster Universal, making it useful during active plant development where growing conditions may fluctuate.
Is Soil Booster Universal a flowering booster?
Its primary role is vegetative growth support. For flowering-specific stimulation, Atami produces B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator, which is introduced as the plant moves into flower formation.
What is the difference between Soil Booster Universal and Root Stimulator?
Root Stimulator focuses primarily on root establishment during the early crop stages. Soil Booster Universal follows with broader support for vegetative plant development once the root system and above-ground growth are becoming established.
What is the difference between Soil Booster and Coco Booster?
Soil Booster Universal is formulated for soil and soil-based substrates. B'cuzz Coco Booster is the corresponding booster developed for plants cultivated in coco substrates.
Can Soil Booster Universal be used with Bloom Stimulator?
They perform different roles within the B'cuzz programme. Soil Booster Universal is associated primarily with vegetative development, while Bloom Stimulator is used once flowering begins.
Is Soil Booster Universal suitable for professional horticulture?
Yes. The 5L format is particularly suitable for professional growers, nurseries and larger crop areas where substantial volumes of soil nutrient solution are prepared regularly.
How much nutrient solution will a 5L container make?
At the 0.5ml/L rate shown in Atami's current B'cuzz Soil grow guide, a 5L container prepares approximately 10,000 litres of nutrient solution.
£12.73
Unit price per£12.73
Unit price perAtami B'cuzz Soil Booster Universal 1L is a concentrated soil additive developed to support vigorous vegetative development, healthy chlorophyll production, nutrient availability and plant resilience during active growth.
Soil Booster Universal is designed specifically for plants cultivated in soil and soil-based substrates. Rather than replacing the plant's base nutrient, it works alongside the normal feeding programme to provide additional nutritional and physiological support during vegetative development.
The formulation contains important elements associated with healthy chlorophyll formation and plant metabolism, including nitrogen, magnesium, iron and trace elements. These nutrients are particularly relevant during active vegetative growth, when plants are developing leaves, shoots and the structure required to support later flowering and fruiting.
Atami also positions Soil Booster Universal as a product that helps plants cope with environmental changes. Maintaining a well-supported plant during vegetative development provides a stronger foundation for the productive stages that follow.
Atami's current B'cuzz Soil grow guide uses Soil Booster Universal at 0.5ml/L during active growth. At this concentration, a 1L bottle can prepare approximately 2,000 litres of nutrient solution.
Why choose Atami B'cuzz Soil Booster Universal?
What is Soil Booster Universal suitable for?
Soil Booster Universal is designed for plants growing in soil and soil-based substrates. It is primarily used during vegetative development, once plants have established and are actively producing new leaves, shoots and structural growth.
This stage is important because the plant is building the framework that will later support flowers and fruits. Healthy vegetative development depends on an adequate supply of nitrogen and other essential elements, together with effective photosynthesis and nutrient uptake.
Soil Booster Universal can be incorporated into feeding programmes for a wide range of vegetables, fruiting crops, herbs and ornamental plants grown in suitable soil substrates.
It should be viewed as a specialist growth-stage additive rather than a complete fertiliser. Continue using an appropriate base nutrient to supply the crop's fundamental nutritional requirements.
Supporting chlorophyll & vegetative growth
Atami specifically highlights Soil Booster Universal as containing key elements for chlorophyll. Chlorophyll is the green pigment plants use to capture light energy during photosynthesis, making its production fundamental to healthy vegetative growth.
Nitrogen is required for chlorophyll, proteins and numerous compounds involved in active plant growth. Plants undergoing rapid vegetative development therefore have a substantial requirement for correctly balanced nitrogen nutrition.
Magnesium has an especially direct relationship with chlorophyll because a magnesium atom sits at the centre of the chlorophyll molecule. Adequate magnesium nutrition is therefore important for maintaining normal photosynthetic activity.
Iron and other micronutrients also participate in essential metabolic and enzymatic processes. Soil Booster Universal brings these supporting elements together as part of a concentrated additive intended to complement the plant's main feeding programme.
Building a strong foundation before flowering
The vegetative stage determines much of the physical structure available to support later flowering and fruit development. During this period, plants produce leaves, stems, shoots and new growing points while expanding their capacity for photosynthesis.
Soil Booster Universal is positioned within the B'cuzz programme to provide additional support during this active growth period.
Atami's B'cuzz Soil grow programme places Soil Booster Universal after the earliest establishment phase and before the main flowering programme, reflecting its role as a vegetative growth booster rather than a dedicated bloom stimulator.
As the crop transitions into flowering, flowering-specific products such as B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator can perform a different role within the overall feeding programme.
How to use Atami B'cuzz Soil Booster Universal
Atami's current B'cuzz Soil grow guide applies Soil Booster Universal at 0.5ml per litre of water during active vegetative growth.
At this concentration, use 5ml for 10L, 25ml for 50L, 50ml for 100L, 250ml for 500L and 500ml for a 1,000L nutrient reservoir.
A 1L bottle therefore prepares approximately 2,000 litres of nutrient solution at 0.5ml/L.
Add Soil Booster Universal to the normal nutrient solution alongside an appropriate soil base nutrient and mix thoroughly before application.
Atami notes that feeding rates are indications rather than absolute requirements. Actual nutrient demand depends on the plant species, plant condition, growing environment and light intensity, so crop response and EC should be considered when adjusting the complete feeding programme.
Using Soil Booster Universal in a B'cuzz programme
Soil Booster Universal is designed to complement rather than replace the plant's base nutrient. Within a B'cuzz soil programme, Soil A&B provides the core mineral nutrition while Soil Booster Universal performs a more specialised role during vegetative development.
Root-focused products are generally used during initial establishment, when development of the root system is a priority. Soil Booster Universal then supports the plant as it progresses into stronger vegetative growth.
As flower formation begins, B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator can be introduced for flowering-specific support, while appropriate late-flowering additives can be used later in the crop cycle where required.
Thinking of the products according to crop stage and function helps growers build a structured nutrient programme without unnecessarily duplicating products.
Atami B'cuzz Soil Booster Universal 1L product details
| Brand | Atami |
|---|---|
| Range | B'cuzz |
| Product | Soil Booster Universal |
| Product type | Soil growth & plant vitality additive |
| Size | 1L |
| Primary stage | Vegetative growth |
| Growing medium | Soil & soil-based substrates |
| Current Atami grow guide rate | 0.5ml/L during active growth |
| 10L nutrient solution | 5ml |
| 50L nutrient solution | 25ml |
| 100L nutrient solution | 50ml |
| 500L nutrient solution | 250ml |
| 1,000L nutrient solution | 500ml |
| Approximate solution from 1L | 2,000L at 0.5ml/L |
| Key nutritional role | Supports chlorophyll, vegetative development & plant vitality |
| Use with base nutrient | Yes |
| Part of B'cuzz Soil programme | Yes |
Atami B'cuzz Soil Booster Universal 1L FAQs
What is Atami B'cuzz Soil Booster Universal?
Soil Booster Universal is a concentrated additive developed specifically for soil-grown plants. It is primarily used during vegetative development to support plant vitality, chlorophyll-related nutrition and healthy growth.
When should I use Soil Booster Universal?
Soil Booster Universal is primarily a vegetative growth-stage additive. Within the B'cuzz Soil programme it is used during active growth, after initial establishment and before the main flowering phase.
How much Atami Soil Booster Universal should I use?
Atami's current B'cuzz Soil grow guide uses 0.5ml/L during active growth. A 1L bottle provides approximately 2,000 litres of nutrient solution at this concentration.
Does Soil Booster Universal replace my base nutrient?
No. Soil Booster Universal is an additive rather than a complete base fertiliser. Continue using an appropriate soil base nutrient to provide the crop's fundamental nutrition.
Can I use Soil Booster Universal with B'cuzz Soil A&B?
Yes. Soil Booster Universal is designed to complement B'cuzz Soil nutrition. Soil A&B provides the base mineral nutrition while Soil Booster Universal provides additional support during vegetative growth.
Does Soil Booster Universal support chlorophyll production?
Yes. Atami highlights the product as containing key elements associated with chlorophyll, helping support the photosynthetic processes required for healthy vegetative development.
Why is magnesium important during plant growth?
Magnesium forms part of the chlorophyll molecule and is therefore directly involved in normal photosynthetic function. It also participates in numerous other plant processes.
Does Soil Booster Universal help plants cope with environmental changes?
Yes. Atami specifically identifies support during environmental changes as one of the functions of Soil Booster Universal, helping maintain plant vitality when growing conditions fluctuate.
Is Soil Booster Universal a flowering booster?
Its primary role is vegetative growth support. For flowering-specific stimulation, Atami produces B'cuzz Bloom Stimulator for use as the plant progresses into flowering.
What is the difference between Soil Booster Universal and Root Stimulator?
Root-focused stimulators are primarily intended to support early root establishment. Soil Booster Universal provides broader support for vegetative plant development once the crop becomes established and begins stronger above-ground growth.
What is the difference between Soil Booster and Coco Booster?
Soil Booster Universal is formulated for soil and soil-based substrates. B'cuzz Coco Booster is the corresponding booster developed for plants cultivated in coco substrates.
Can Soil Booster Universal be used with Bloom Stimulator?
They perform different roles within the B'cuzz programme. Soil Booster Universal is associated primarily with vegetative development, while Bloom Stimulator provides flowering-specific support as the crop transitions into bloom.
What plants can I use Soil Booster Universal on?
It can be incorporated into feeding programmes for a wide range of vegetables, fruiting crops, herbs and ornamental plants cultivated in suitable soil or soil-based substrates.
How much nutrient solution will a 1L bottle make?
At the 0.5ml/L rate shown in Atami's current B'cuzz Soil grow guide, a 1L bottle prepares approximately 2,000 litres of nutrient solution.
£41.70
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Unit price perAtami B'cuzz Silic Boost 500ml is a highly concentrated silicon additive formulated with plant-available silicon to support stronger stems, resilient plant structure, nutrient uptake and tolerance to environmental stress throughout active growth and early flowering.
Silicon is naturally present in soils, but the amount available to plants can vary considerably between substrates and growing systems. Silic Boost provides silicon in a stable and readily available form, allowing it to be incorporated into a controlled plant nutrition programme.
Once absorbed, silicon can accumulate within plant tissues and contribute to a stronger outer layer in leaves and stems. Atami highlights this effect as helping plants develop thicker stems and stronger structural growth.
Silic Boost also supports nutrient absorption and helps plants cope with abiotic stress, meaning non-living environmental stresses such as challenging growing conditions.
The formula is exceptionally concentrated at just 0.1ml/L. A 500ml bottle can therefore prepare approximately 5,000 litres of nutrient solution. This listing is supplied individually, with 12 x 500ml bottles per full outer case.
Why choose Atami B'cuzz Silic Boost?
What is Atami Silic Boost suitable for?
Silic Boost is suitable for growers looking to add a controlled source of plant-available silicon to an existing feeding programme.
It can be particularly useful during periods of rapid vegetative development, when plants are producing stems, branches and leaves, and as the crop progresses into flowering where stronger structural growth can help support the developing canopy.
Atami recommends using Silic Boost during the growth and flowering stages until the beginning of ripening.
Because Silic Boost is an additive rather than a complete fertiliser, plants should continue receiving the appropriate base nutrition for the chosen substrate and crop stage.
Why is silicon useful for plants?
Silicon is often described as a beneficial element in plant nutrition. Although plants can complete their life cycle without supplemental silicon, many species can absorb and accumulate significant quantities of it.
Once absorbed, silicon can become deposited within plant tissues. Atami highlights its contribution to a stronger outer layer of leaves and stems, supporting thicker stems and more robust plant structure.
This structural role becomes particularly useful as plants increase in size and weight. Strong stems and branches provide the physical framework required to support developing foliage, flowers and fruits.
Silicon is also associated with plant responses to environmental stress, which is why Atami positions Silic Boost as a product for supporting plants against abiotic stress.
Supporting plants through abiotic stress
Abiotic stress describes environmental pressure caused by non-living factors rather than pests or disease. Examples can include temperature fluctuations, water stress, salinity and other challenging growing conditions.
Atami highlights silicon's role in helping plants tolerate these environmental stresses. Silic Boost is therefore useful not only as a structural additive but also as part of a broader strategy for maintaining vigorous plants in controlled or variable growing environments.
Good environmental management remains essential. Silicon supplementation should complement correct irrigation, nutrition, temperature, humidity and root-zone management rather than being used as a substitute for them.
How to use Atami B'cuzz Silic Boost
Use Silic Boost at 0.1ml per litre of water during the growth and flowering stages until the beginning of ripening.
At this concentration, use 1ml for 10L, 5ml for 50L, 10ml for 100L, 50ml for 500L and 100ml for a 1,000L nutrient reservoir.
A 500ml bottle prepares approximately 5,000 litres of nutrient solution at 0.1ml/L.
Silic Boost can be applied through the root zone or as a foliar spray. Atami specifies the same 0.1ml/L concentration for foliar application.
Because the product is extremely concentrated, accurate measurement is important. For smaller nutrient volumes, use a suitable precision syringe or measuring device rather than estimating the dose.
Using Silic Boost with your nutrient programme
Silic Boost is designed to complement a normal feeding programme. Continue using the appropriate base nutrient for the growing medium while adding Silic Boost as the specialist silicon component.
It can be incorporated into soil, coco and hydroponic programmes and used alongside appropriate Atami base nutrients, stimulators and additives.
Silicon performs a different role from conventional NPK fertilisers. Rather than replacing nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium or other essential nutrients, Silic Boost provides additional silicon to support plant structure, nutrient absorption and environmental resilience.
As with any multi-product feeding programme, monitor the crop and adjust the complete nutrient solution according to plant condition, water quality and growing environment.
Root feeding or foliar application
Silic Boost offers growers flexibility because Atami allows it to be applied either through the root zone or directly to foliage.
For root application, dilute Silic Boost into the irrigation or nutrient solution at 0.1ml/L before applying to the growing medium.
For foliar application, prepare a fresh solution at 0.1ml/L and apply evenly to suitable plant foliage. Good foliar spraying practice should always be followed, including avoiding excessive application under intense light or unsuitable environmental conditions.
The ability to use either application method makes Silic Boost adaptable to a wide range of cultivation systems and feeding strategies.
Atami B'cuzz Silic Boost 500ml product details
| Brand | Atami |
|---|---|
| Range | B'cuzz |
| Product | Silic Boost |
| Product type | Concentrated silicon plant additive |
| Size | 500ml |
| Primary function | Plant strength, nutrient absorption & abiotic stress support |
| Application rate | 0.1ml/L |
| Application period | Growth & flowering until beginning of ripening |
| 10L nutrient solution | 1ml |
| 50L nutrient solution | 5ml |
| 100L nutrient solution | 10ml |
| 500L nutrient solution | 50ml |
| 1,000L nutrient solution | 100ml |
| Approximate solution from 500ml | 5,000L at 0.1ml/L |
| Root application | Yes |
| Foliar application | Yes - 0.1ml/L |
| Growing methods | Soil, Coco & Hydro |
| Use with base nutrients | Yes |
| Outer case quantity | 12 x 500ml bottles |
Atami B'cuzz Silic Boost 500ml FAQs
What is Atami B'cuzz Silic Boost?
Silic Boost is a highly concentrated silicon additive containing silicon in a stable, plant-available form. It is designed to support stronger plant structure, nutrient absorption and resilience to environmental stress.
When should I use Atami Silic Boost?
Atami recommends using Silic Boost throughout the growth and flowering stages until the beginning of ripening.
How much Atami Silic Boost should I use?
Use 0.1ml/L. Because Silic Boost is highly concentrated, accurate measurement is recommended, particularly when preparing small quantities of nutrient solution.
How long will a 500ml bottle of Silic Boost last?
At the recommended 0.1ml/L concentration, a 500ml bottle can prepare approximately 5,000 litres of nutrient solution.
Does Silic Boost make plant stems stronger?
Atami states that silicon contributes to a stronger outer layer of leaves and stems and supports the development of thicker stems, helping plants develop a more robust structure.
Does Silic Boost help plants cope with stress?
Yes. Atami specifically highlights silicon's role in helping plants cope with abiotic stress, meaning environmental stresses caused by non-living growing conditions.
Can Atami Silic Boost improve nutrient uptake?
Atami identifies support for nutrient absorption as one of the benefits of Silic Boost. It should still be used alongside a correctly balanced base nutrient programme.
Can I use Silic Boost in soil?
Yes. Silic Boost can be incorporated into soil-based feeding programmes alongside an appropriate soil nutrient.
Can I use Silic Boost with coco?
Yes. Silic Boost can be used with coco-grown plants alongside an appropriate coco base nutrient and feeding programme.
Can I use Silic Boost hydroponically?
Yes. Silic Boost can be incorporated into hydroponic nutrient programmes at the manufacturer's recommended concentration.
Can Atami Silic Boost be used as a foliar spray?
Yes. Atami specifies that Silic Boost can be applied as a foliar treatment at 0.1ml/L as well as through the root zone.
Does Silic Boost replace my normal nutrients?
No. Silic Boost is a specialist silicon additive. It does not replace a complete base nutrient supplying essential elements such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium.
Should I use Silic Boost during ripening?
Atami recommends using Silic Boost until the beginning of the ripening stage. Follow crop development rather than applying it automatically throughout the entire final ripening period.
Why is accurate dosing important with Silic Boost?
The application rate is only 0.1ml/L, so small measurement errors can represent a significant change in concentration. A precision syringe or suitable measuring device is useful when preparing smaller nutrient volumes.
How many 500ml bottles are in a full case?
A full outer case contains 12 x 500ml bottles of Atami B'cuzz Silic Boost.
£22.20
Unit price per£22.20
Unit price perAtami B'cuzz Silic Boost 250ml is a highly concentrated silicon additive formulated with stable, plant-available silicon to support stronger stems, robust plant structure, efficient nutrient absorption and improved resilience to environmental stress.
Silicon is naturally abundant in soil, but much of it is not readily available for plant uptake. Silic Boost provides silicon in a stable, plant-available form, making it easy to incorporate into an existing plant nutrition programme.
Once absorbed by the plant, silicon helps reinforce the outer layers of leaves and stems. Atami highlights this effect as supporting the development of stronger, thicker stems, helping plants build the structural strength required as foliage, flowers and fruits develop.
Silic Boost also supports the regulation and absorption of nutrients and helps plants become more resilient to abiotic stresses such as heat and drought.
With an application rate of just 0.1ml/L, the 250ml bottle is extremely concentrated and can prepare approximately 2,500 litres of nutrient solution. A full outer case contains 12 x 250ml bottles.
Why choose Atami B'cuzz Silic Boost?
Why add silicon to a plant nutrition programme?
Silicon is one of the most abundant elements found in soil, but naturally occurring silicon is not necessarily available for immediate plant uptake.
B'cuzz Silic Boost addresses this by supplying silicon in a stable and plant-available form. This allows growers using soil, coco or hydroponic systems to introduce silicon at a controlled concentration.
Silicon can accumulate within plant tissues and contribute to stronger outer layers in the leaves and stems. This physical reinforcement helps explain why silicon supplementation is commonly associated with stronger and more robust plants.
Importantly, Silic Boost is a supplement rather than a complete fertiliser. It should be incorporated alongside the appropriate base nutrition for the crop and growing medium.
Stronger stems & plant structure
As a crop develops, its stems and branches must support an increasing amount of plant material. Leaves expand, branches extend and flowering or fruiting crops eventually carry additional productive weight.
Atami specifically highlights the ability of silicon to support the formation of a stronger and thicker stem. Reinforcing plant structure during active development can therefore be particularly useful before plants reach their heaviest productive stages.
Strong plant structure does not replace good environmental management or physical crop support where required, but it provides a valuable nutritional contribution to overall crop resilience.
Supporting resilience to environmental stress
Atami identifies improved resistance to abiotic stress as one of the principal benefits of Silic Boost.
Abiotic stress refers to environmental pressures caused by non-living factors. Heat, drought, temperature fluctuations and other challenging growing conditions can place additional demands on a crop.
Silicon helps strengthen plant tissues and supports the plant's ability to tolerate these environmental pressures. This can make Silic Boost particularly useful in greenhouses, indoor growing environments and outdoor production where conditions may change throughout the crop cycle.
Silicon supplementation should form part of good crop management rather than compensate for unsuitable conditions. Correct irrigation, root-zone management, temperature, humidity, light and nutrition remain fundamental.
Silicon & nutrient absorption
Atami also highlights silicon's ability to regulate and improve nutrient absorption.
This makes Silic Boost particularly useful as part of a structured feeding programme where the objective is not simply to supply more fertiliser, but to support the plant's effective use of the nutrition already being provided.
Silic Boost should therefore be used alongside a correctly balanced base nutrient appropriate to the growing medium and crop stage.
How to use Atami B'cuzz Silic Boost
Use Silic Boost at 0.1ml per litre of water. Atami recommends using it from the growth stage onwards, adding it to the nutrient solution until the early ripening stage.
At this concentration, use 1ml for 10L, 5ml for 50L, 10ml for 100L, 50ml for 500L and 100ml for a 1,000L nutrient reservoir.
A 250ml bottle can therefore prepare approximately 2,500 litres of nutrient solution at 0.1ml/L.
Because the application rate is very low, accurate measurement is important. A clean precision syringe or pipette is particularly useful when preparing smaller quantities of solution.
Root feeding or foliar application
Silic Boost can be incorporated into a normal nutrient solution for root feeding or used as a foliar spray.
For foliar application, use the same concentration of 0.1ml/L of water.
When foliar feeding, prepare a fresh solution and apply evenly to suitable foliage using good spraying practice. Avoid spraying under intense lighting, strong direct sunlight or other conditions likely to cause excessive evaporation or leaf stress.
This flexibility allows growers to incorporate Silic Boost into a wide range of cultivation and crop-management strategies.
Suitable for soil, coco & hydro
Silic Boost can be used across soil, coco and hydroponic cultivation, making it a versatile addition to both simple and more advanced feeding programmes.
In soil, it can be added alongside an appropriate soil fertiliser. Coco growers can combine it with a dedicated coco nutrient programme, while hydroponic growers can incorporate it into their normal nutrient solution.
Atami lists Silic Boost within its feeding programmes alongside products such as B'cuzz base nutrients, Root Stimulator, Bloom Stimulator and flowering additives. Each performs a different function, with Silic Boost specifically providing the silicon component.
It can therefore remain part of the programme across several crop stages rather than being limited to a short vegetative or flowering window.
Atami B'cuzz Silic Boost 250ml product details
| Brand | Atami |
|---|---|
| Range | B'cuzz |
| Product | Silic Boost |
| Product type | Concentrated silicon plant additive |
| Size | 250ml |
| Primary function | Plant strength, nutrient absorption & abiotic stress support |
| Application rate | 0.1ml/L |
| Application period | From growth stage until early ripening |
| 10L nutrient solution | 1ml |
| 50L nutrient solution | 5ml |
| 100L nutrient solution | 10ml |
| 500L nutrient solution | 50ml |
| 1,000L nutrient solution | 100ml |
| Approximate solution from 250ml | 2,500L at 0.1ml/L |
| Root application | Yes |
| Foliar application | Yes - 0.1ml/L |
| Growing methods | Soil, Coco & Hydro |
| Use with base nutrients | Yes |
| Outer case quantity | 12 x 250ml bottles |
Atami B'cuzz Silic Boost 250ml FAQs
What is Atami B'cuzz Silic Boost?
Silic Boost is a highly concentrated plant additive containing silicon in a stable, plant-available form. It is designed to support plant strength, nutrient absorption and resilience to environmental stress.
When should I use Silic Boost?
Atami recommends using Silic Boost from the growth stage onwards and continuing through flowering until the early ripening stage.
How much Atami Silic Boost should I use?
The recommended concentration is 0.1ml/L of water. A 250ml bottle therefore treats approximately 2,500 litres at the standard application rate.
Does silicon make plant stems stronger?
Atami states that silicon strengthens the outer layers of leaves and stems and supports the development of stronger, thicker stems, helping create a more robust plant structure.
Can Silic Boost help plants during hot weather?
Silicon can support plant resilience to abiotic stresses such as heat and drought. Good irrigation and environmental management remain essential, but silicon can form a useful part of a stress-management strategy.
Does Silic Boost improve nutrient uptake?
Yes. Atami specifically highlights silicon's role in regulating and improving nutrient absorption. Silic Boost should still be used alongside an appropriate complete base nutrient.
Can Atami Silic Boost be used in soil?
Yes. Silic Boost is suitable for soil-grown crops and can be incorporated alongside an appropriate soil feeding programme.
Can Atami Silic Boost be used in coco?
Yes. Silic Boost is suitable for coco cultivation and can be used alongside a dedicated coco nutrient programme.
Can Atami Silic Boost be used hydroponically?
Yes. Silic Boost is suitable for hydroponic cultivation and can be added to the normal nutrient solution at the recommended concentration.
Can Silic Boost be used as a foliar spray?
Yes. Silic Boost can be used for both root feeding and foliar application at a concentration of 0.1ml/L.
Does Silic Boost replace my base nutrient?
No. Silic Boost is a specialist silicon supplement and does not provide complete plant nutrition. Continue using the appropriate base nutrient for your crop and growing medium.
Is silicon an NPK fertiliser?
No. Silicon performs a different role from the primary NPK nutrients. Silic Boost supplements a balanced feeding programme rather than replacing nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium or other essential nutrients.
Why do I need to measure Silic Boost accurately?
Silic Boost is extremely concentrated at only 0.1ml/L. A clean syringe, pipette or other precision measuring device makes it easier to dose accurately, especially when preparing small nutrient volumes.
What types of plants can Silic Boost be used on?
Silic Boost can be incorporated into feeding programmes for a wide range of vegetables, fruiting crops, herbs and ornamental plants grown in soil, coco or hydroponic systems.
How many Atami Silic Boost 250ml bottles are in a case?
A full outer case contains 12 x 250ml bottles of Atami B'cuzz Silic Boost.
