Vitalize by Mills Nutrients: review and test
Vitalize fertilizer from Mills Nutrients has been developed to compete with more expensive fertilizers such as Regulator from Aptus.
Unlike other silica-based fertilizers, Vitalize uses a unique, stabilized form of silicic acid, derived from bio-available silicon, which is thought to facilitate absorption, produce robust plants and reduce damage caused by pests, drought or other pathogens.
This organic fertilizer for cannabis contributes to the biosynthesis of cells responsible for tissue formation. It is a powerful natural fungicide that increases resistance to abiotic stress while combating disease and harmful bacteria.
Rich in phosphate and potassium, it guarantees an optimum vegetative phase and can be used from sowing to harvesting.
The benefits for growers are numerous. Vitalize promotes nutrient retention and absorption, influences root structure and weight, increases the number of plant branches and makes them more elastic and stronger.
Vitalize can be used in all types of cultivation. It combines perfectly with another of the brand's products, Mills DNA Ultimate Super Soil, a competition-oriented substrate found, for example, in the Dr. Bird store [editor's note: link since broken].
Mills is a Dutch company that supplies several types of organo-mineral fertilizers, composed of natural and synthetic elements, to optimize crop growth rates, yields and aromas. For some years now, the brand has been the official sponsor of the Spannabis and the’Expogrow.
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