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Orders and shipping
Where do you ship?
We ship to addresses in the United States only, in all 50 states.
How much is shipping?
Shipping is free on every order, with no minimum spend.
When will my order ship?
Orders ship within 3 business days. See Shipping.
Can I return something?
No. All sales are final and we do not accept returns. See Returns.
The 6 Pack and singles
What’s in the 6 Pack?
All six nutrients: Seedling Starter, Growtime Fertilizer, Flowertime Fertilizer, Bud Booster, Plant Booster and Terpene Booster, with a week-by-week feeding chart.
Is the 6 Pack cheaper than buying singles?
Yes. The six singles come to $132 together; the 6 Pack is $120, a saving of $12.
Can I buy one product on its own?
Yes. Every product is also sold as a single pouch in the shop, handy for topping up the one you use most.
Feeding
How do I follow the program?
Seedling Starter during the seedling stage; Growtime every week in veg; Flowertime every week in bloom. Add Bud Booster in early to mid flowering and Plant Booster late in flowering, and run Terpene Booster alongside the bloom feed for flavor and aroma. The feeding chart shows the exact week and dose for each.
How often should I water?
When the top inch of soil feels dry. That’s usually once or twice a week in soil, sometimes less, depending on plant size, pot, medium and room conditions. Hydro systems run more often. Stick to the feeding schedule and don’t overdo it.
Can I use it in hydro?
Yes. Mix the doses into your reservoir, keep the pH between 5.5 and 6.5, and keep an eye on EC (roughly 1.0–2.5 for seedlings and cuttings, 1.5–2.5 in veg, 2.0–3.5 in bloom).
How do I measure the doses?
Weigh each dose on a small kitchen scale that reads to 0.01 oz. It is the most accurate way to avoid overfeeding.
How can I tell if my plants are hungry?
Look for discoloration, curling and slow growth. Yellowing leaves often mean low nitrogen, brown edges can mean low potassium, and yellowing between the veins or weak stems can point to magnesium or calcium. Check pH and your schedule first.
What about overfeeding?
Watch for leaf tips clawing downward, very dark green leaves, burnt tips and stalled growth. Check your runoff EC. If it’s high, flush with pH-balanced water and ease off the feed.
How do I check my water’s pH?
Use a digital pH meter (calibrated with buffer solution) or a liquid test kit. Test a sample in a clean container and adjust with pH up or down. Getting pH right helps prevent nutrient lockout.