Fast Food Organic
BAC Fast Food Organic is a 100% organic fertilizer, developed specifically for autoflowering strains. Fast Food Organic is a 1-part fertilizer, developed to source all needed elements to feed plants along its vegetative and flowering stage. B.A.C. Fast Food Organic is the solution for all those growers who want to simplify to the max their garden, not setting apart quality or yield either.
After coming out with Fast Food Organic, B.A.C. gives a solution to all those growers who prefer using autoflowering strains in their gardens. The same way its sinthetic brother, BAC Fast Food Organic is a fertilizer for all stages of plants (grow and bloom), in this case blended using just 100% organic products, to get the best results in their quick cycle plants.
Fast Fod Organic brings all elements plants ndemands to develope its maximum performance, increasing the growth rate in vegetative stage, and the flower production in flowering stage. In case where growers pretend to get an even better yield, it is recommended to combine the use of Fast Food Organic with BAC Auto Stimulator.
Fast Food Organic can be used in plants grown in soil or coco, no matter if they are grown in pots, or directly in-ground, but is not suitable for hydroponic gardens, nor automatic irration systems, as it could block the system.
From SantYerbasi, we recommend using Fast Food Organic to all those growers, due to their less experience, or lower skills, look for a one and only product to get good results for the lowest efford. Even though the lower effords needed, we recommend you to check pH of nutrients solution (once fertilizer has been added) to asure that it will be in optimal values: 5,8-6,2.
B.A.C. Fast Food Organic
Type: 1-part fertilizer for grow and bloom.
For: Autoflowering strains (quick cycle plants).
Use: Along vegetative stage and flowering stage of plants.
Dose: 1-4 ml/L
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