Kind Nutrients Bud Booster

Kind Nutrients Bud Booster is a specially formulated blend that keeps cannabis plants going as they produce flowers and buds. It’s the Stage 3 booster for early to mid flowering, when bud sites are developing and putting on size.

N-P-K 1-17-38: Very high potassium with strong phosphorus and almost no nitrogen. It’s a concentrated dose of the nutrients that matter most for producing large, high-quality buds, helping increase bud size and weight and bring out flavor and aroma.

When to use: Stage 3, weeks 8–11 (flowering weeks 2–5), during early to mid flowering.

Dosage: The feeding chart calls for 0.42 oz in 6 gal of water in each of flowering weeks 2, 3, 4 and 5 (four feeds). Each pouch (1.76 oz) is enough to feed at least 6 plants through flowering. Just mix the recommended amount into your watering schedule.

Why it matters: Proper nutrition is especially critical in flowering, when your plants are building buds. Getting the right nutrients at the right time helps produce larger buds with better flavor and aroma.

Tips: Use Bud Booster alongside your weekly Flowertime Fertilizer and Terpene Booster. After week 5 it hands over to Plant Booster for flowering weeks 6–7. Watch for burnt leaf tips, a sign of too much feed, and check runoff EC if you’re unsure.

Key features

• N-P-K 1-17-38, high-potassium bloom booster
• Helps increase bud size and weight
• Enhances flavor and aroma
• Stage 3: use in weeks 8–11 (flowering weeks 2–5)
• Dose: 0.42 oz in 6 gal of water, four feeds
• Feeds at least 6 plants

How to use

1. Mix 0.42 oz into 6 gal of water in flowering weeks 2–5, alongside Flowertime Fertilizer and Terpene Booster.
2. Dissolve the dose fully in room-temperature water and stir well.
3. Check the pH of the finished solution and adjust as needed.
4. Follow the feeding chart and don’t give more than recommended; overfeeding can cause nutrient burn.
5. Weigh each dose on a small kitchen scale for accuracy.
6. Flush with plain water about two weeks before harvest.

FAQs

How do I use Kind Nutrients in soil?

Fill a clean watering can or bucket with water, add the recommended amount of each product, and stir until it is fully dissolved. Check the pH (6.0–7.0 for soil) and adjust if needed, then water thoroughly without overwatering. Let the soil dry out slightly between waterings so the roots get enough oxygen, and watch your plants for signs of deficiency or excess.

Can I use it in a hydroponic system?

Yes. Add the recommended amount to your reservoir, stir until dissolved, and keep the pH between 5.5 and 6.5. Check the EC (electrical conductivity) as well: as a general guide, 1.0–2.5 for seedlings and cuttings, 1.5–2.5 in the vegetative phase and 2.0–3.5 in flowering.

What does overfeeding look like?

Claw-like leaves with tips curling downward (often from too much nitrogen), very dark green foliage, burnt leaf tips and slowed growth. Measure the EC of your water or runoff; a high reading means salt buildup. Flush with pH-balanced water and reduce your feeding schedule.