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Get the best out of your hydroponic, coco or soil based garden with the original advanced terra aquatica tripart nutrients - the 3-part "Building Block" from T.A. With this all-in-one solution you can achieve the perfect balance between concentration and flexibility, eliminating the need to buy separate grow nutrients, bloom nutrients, CalMag, and PK.
The TriPart nutrient system is designed to match the changing needs of your plants as they grow, with TriPart Grow for vegetative growth and TriPart Bloom for flowering and fruiting. It's incredibly simple yet highly effective, allowing you to achieve maximum yields with minimal effort.
The TriPart system is trusted by leading research laboratories and universities, including NASA. The TA team is dedicated to constantly updating and improving the nutrients through rigorous in-house testing and collaboration with professional horticulturists to ensure it stays at the forefront of the latest scientific discoveries.
While many plant nutrients claim to provide all the necessary elements for healthy growth, the TriPart® nutrients go above and beyond. In addition to the primary and secondary nutrients required for basic plant nutrition, TriPart® also includes a full range of micro and sub-micronutrients. Every element is chelated to improve uptake and stability, which is why TriPart® has a proven track record in specialist markets where enhanced flavor, aroma, potency and essential oil production are essential.
TriPart Bloom:
Supplies the necessary phosphorus and potassium forms for your plants to enhance root development and health during the growth stage and achieve their full genetic potential during flowering and fruiting. It is recommended to use reduced levels during growth and increased levels during flowering.
Although this nutrient is produced using a uniform formula, labeling differences may occur due to the use of chemical elements in South Africa/Australia and oxides in Europe.
