bios natural plant fertilizer The Basic Kit 🌱 – BIOS Nutrients

bios natural plant fertilizer The Basic Kit 🌱 – BIOS NutrientsEverything You Need To Create Healthy, Living Soil Feeds up to 20 plants for 6+ months (got more plants? check out The Standard Kit+). If you're ready to dip your toes into growing your houseplants naturally, this is the perfect kit. It'll help you: Water less often Get flowers on your plants Have consistent growth What You Get: 1 x 30ml Plant Probiotic 1 x 90g All Natural Plant Fertilizer 1 x 30ml Yucca Extract How To Use Them Together: Sprinkle the

Everything You Need To Create Healthy, Living Soil

Feeds up to 20 plants for 6+ months (got more plants? check out The Standard Kit+).

If you're ready to dip your toes into growing your houseplants naturally, this is the perfect kit. 

It'll help you:

1. Water less often
2. Get flowers on your plants
3. Have consistent growth 

What You Get:

1 x 30ml Plant Probiotic 

1 x 90g All Natural Plant Fertilizer

1 x 30ml Yucca Extract

How To Use Them Together:

Sprinkle the Dry Fertilizer once every couple months.

Add the Probiotic & Liquid Plant Food to your water every other time you water your plants.

Add the Yucca Extract every single time you water.

Spray your leaves with the Plant Soap monthly for prevention/cleaning, or every 3-5 days if you need to treat something more specific.

With this simple routine, you'll never have to stress about your plants not having what they need.

Things I'd recommend incorporating if you want to go deeper:

1. Liquid Plant Food - Feeds plants immediately to promote growth quickly.
2. Herbal Plant Soap - Basically a secret weapon to protect your plants anytime you need it. It's nice to have in the back pocket & never expires.
3. CalMag: Calcium and magnesium are so essential for the uptake of nutrients; especially nitrogen. If you ever notice deficiencies with your plants, the first thing I do is hit them with some CalMag. Having this on hand is great. 
4. Any natural soil amendments: Diatomaceous Earth, Worm castings, alfalfa meal, kelp meal, rock dusts (soft rock phosphate, volcanophos, bentonite clay, basalt, etc.), plant & animal compost, biochar, etc.

The idea is your soil is a battery. All of these things charge it up so your plants can suck the juice and thrive 👌