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Roots Organics Trinity is a blend of select organic compounds designed for maximum effect as a supplement for plant and rhizosphere nutrient uptake and growth. Trinity is a universal nutrient supplement that can substantially increase yields and enhance the highest quality production and flavor during the growth and bloom stages of your potting soil grown plants. Trinity is a distinctive formula of complex carbohydrates with soy protein and humic acid extracts combined to encourage plant growth and vigor, reduce stress, and substantially increase yields. Trinity can be used with any nutrient program for increased micronutrient uptake.

DERIVED FROM :

Kelp Extract (Ascophyllum nodosum) and Soy Protein Hydrolysate. Also Contains Non Plant Food Ingredients Molasses Carbohydrates, Yucca Extract, Humic Acids derived from Leonardite, Triterpene Saponins derived from Quillaja saponaria

PRODUCT SUMMARY

Instrumental to our line, and really any line. Trinity combines virtually everything you want to give your plant. Notably, it's a carb boost, a protein boost, a kelp boost, and a humic acid boost, all in one bottle. You've got molasses as a base of complex carbohydrates combined with with yucca and quillaja which act as a microbe food and a wetting agent. High grade kelp extract (which as the fastest growing plant on earth, happens to be a huge natural source of plant growth enhancing nutrients) and a protein boost from soy protein hydrolysate. Trinity also contains humic acids, which may aid in the uptake of micronutrients. Trinity can be used as a flush at 5 ml a gallon. We recommend pure water as a final flush, but Trinity is great as an intermediary flush. You can do wonders with 5 ml of Trinity per gallon for a few feedings before your final flush.

APPLICATION RATE

Seedlings and Small Plants
Add 1 - 2 tsp (5 - 10 ml) per gallon.

Mature Vegetative and Flowering Plants
Add 1 tsp - 1 TBS (5 - 15 ml) per gallon.

Soil Use
Add 1 TBS (15 ml) per gallon.

Hydroponic Use
Add 1 tsp - 1 TBS (5 - 15 ml) per gallon with every reservoir change.