, Overdrive, here is the thing, ingredients, they say it's proprietary so legally they do not have to disclose ingredients, if they did you would quickly realize you are being sold something worth pennies on the dollar as all they are selling is as follows, Magnesium in the form of, MgHP04 and MgS04, and potassium KH2P04. Also has amino acids and a squirt of citric acid, THAT IS IT!
The only thing that increases a minerals uptake from one source to another is how small it is broken down on an atomic level, what advanced nutrients are trying to sell is the belief that because they use precise secret specific ratios of minerals that in turn will "SPIKE" levels of specific minerals which send the plant into a 2nd drive of flower, I have read literature that on this and it is absolutely not true, the ratio of minerals within reason has absolutely no effect on growth so long as there is "enough" of what is needed.
20 amino acids form everything, plants can produce all 20 by themselves but it is an high-energy process within the plant that can use up a lot of valuable resources and time to create their own.
Humans can only create 11 aminos themselves the other 9 must be derived from food sources
Leucine
Isoleucine
Histidine
Lysine methionine
Phenylalanine
Threonine
Tryptophan
Valine
Human body only absorbs 5-15% of the minerals and nutrient we eat, the rest is disposed in the urea of urine, uring is 95% water and 5% urea,
let me show you what they do, they like to use word salads when in reality all they are doing is listing the effects of the mineral itself and/or the enzymes or whatever the effects of the ingredients are then reciting them back as magical effects that will only happen if you pay 49.99 for something that costs pennies.
You would be better off throwing a carrot and a radish in a compost tea for all the amino you ever need, piss in a bottle (morning piss is best) dilute 10 parts water 1 part urine, bobs your uncle, smell goes away after a few hours. Best nitrogen fertilizer you will ever find btw.
Big pharma derives fertilizer as a by-product of crude oil or fossil fools I like to call it. Never miss a chance to rob you blind. Tis the way of the world.
It's all funny till you try it on a plant that is in need of nitrogen.
Arve a nice day.