Plagron Pk 13-14

Features of Plagron Pk 13-14

Pk 13-14 is one of the best fattening fertilizers on the current market. Add this fabulous product to your base fertilizers, during the last stages of cultivation, and you will be able to obtain an explosive flowering, endowed with the best and largest fruits you have ever seen. In addition, your production will double the intensity of its aromas and flavors. Applying Pk 13-14 is very simple, both in indoor and outdoor crops . In addition, you will not have to implement large doses, so your performance will be perfect. Fertilizer should be applied once the flowers are well formed , in the final weeks of flowering. Little by little, you will notice how the flowering radiates with brightness and resistance, thus obtaining fruits that are increasingly thicker, harder and with beautiful shades. Despite all this, we must not forget to always apply the right amount of fertilizer, since if we go too far we can over-fertilize the plant, and damage it.

Composition and benefits of Pk 13-14 from Plagron

As its name says, this natural fertilizer is a powerful source of phosphorus-potassium, which you should complement with a good flowering base such as Terra Bloom , to complement it with other nutrients. If you apply it in conjunction with other fertilizers, you will obtain even more fascinating results in your final production. The perfect combination of doses of phosphorus and potassium will ensure that your flowers receive adequate nutrition during their final flowering phases. Thanks to this, you will guarantee that the aromas, flavors and tones of the flowering are of the highest quality possible.

Composition of Pk 13-14:

• Phosphorus (13%).
• Potassium (14%).

Dosage and how to use Plagron Pk 13-14

Using this flowering fertilizer is not difficult at all. Furthermore, thanks to its water-soluble compounds, you can apply it through any irrigation system. You will only have to apply it gradually, increasing from 0.5 ml to 2 ml per liter of water , starting from the third/fourth week of flowering.