Fertilizers

Follow manufacturers schedule

Sorry, I forgot: you can mix different fertilizers in one water. First, let the chlorine evaporate (rotate more containers so that the water has 24/36 hours to do this), then add one at a time and mix well each time. In the end, measure the pH and make sure to keep it between 6 and 6.5 - Don’t fertilize with every watering, alternate with one round of just water and do one of these with pH 7 because not all macro and micro elements are well absorbed at pH 6 - 6.3 - 6.5 - Happy growing.

If you use pre-fertilized substrates like All Mix, wait 3 or 4 weeks - If you use lightly pre-fertilized substrates like Biobizz Light Mix or Atami Janeco (and all other lightly fertilized ones), wait two weeks. A friend's advice: even if they are organic fertilizers, always start with 25-50% of what the Biobizz charts suggest (but this rule applies to all types of fertilizers). You can always add more fertilizer later, but taking it away is difficult and can cause some problems. If you need more info, feel free to message me. Happy growing!

Biobizz Feeding Schedule & Mixing Guidelines When to start: With pre-fertilized commercial potting soils (like Biobizz Light-Mix or All-Mix), nutrients are typically unnecessary during the initial seedling stage. Wait until the plant has developed 3 to 4 nodes and established a strong root system—usually around 2 to 3 weeks after sprouting—before introducing light doses from your Biobizz pack. Mixing multiple nutrients: Yes, you can mix multiple liquid fertilizers from the Biobizz range into the same water container. Always add them one by one, stirring thoroughly between each addition, and check the final pH of the nutrient solution before feeding. Application tips: Start at about 25% to 50% of the recommended dosage on the Biobizz chart to avoid nutrient burn on young plants, gradually increasing strength as the plant enters active vegetative growth.