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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
| 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 |
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.
Veganic nutrition uses plant-derived inputs rather than animal-derived ingredients. Atami’s VGN range is designed around this approach.
Yes. Atami identifies soil as the intended growing medium for VGN.
Atami says the organic VGN range is less suitable for irrigation systems because it may produce odours and biofilm.
2–5ml per litre of water when used individually; alternatively 1–3ml per litre alongside 1–3ml per litre of VGN 2-2-4.
Yes, where the Atami feeding guide calls for a combination. Dilute each product separately into water and avoid mixing concentrates directly.
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.
One 1L bottle. Case and pallet quantities, if supplied elsewhere, are logistics figures rather than the selling unit.
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.
Follow the product label, keep the original container closed and upright, and avoid contamination and unsuitable temperatures.
Yes, in water. Atami gives a combined-use example of 1–3ml per litre of each base nutrient, adjusted to the crop.
£8.39
Unit price perAtami 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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
| 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 |
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.
Veganic nutrition uses plant-derived inputs rather than animal-derived ingredients. Atami’s VGN range is designed around this approach.
Yes. Atami identifies soil as the intended growing medium for VGN.
Atami says the organic VGN range is less suitable for irrigation systems because it may produce odours and biofilm.
2–5ml per litre of water when used individually; alternatively 1–3ml per litre alongside 1–3ml per litre of VGN 2-2-4.
Yes, where the Atami feeding guide calls for a combination. Dilute each product separately into water and avoid mixing concentrates directly.
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.
One 1L bottle. Case and pallet quantities, if supplied elsewhere, are logistics figures rather than the selling unit.
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.
Follow the product label, keep the original container closed and upright, and avoid contamination and unsuitable temperatures.
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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