Kind Nutrients Terpene Booster

Kind Nutrients Terpene Booster is a specialized blend that supports terpene production. Terpenes are the compounds responsible for cannabis’s unique aroma and flavor, and Terpene Booster helps your plants produce more flavorful, aromatic buds and a better-quality harvest overall.

N-P-K 0-0-1: Terpene Booster isn’t a bulk feed. With only a trace of potassium, it’s rich in the micronutrients involved in terpene synthesis, so it sits on top of your main bloom feed without adding to the N-P-K load.

When to use: Stage 3, weeks 7–14. The feeding chart includes it every week of flowering (weeks 1–8), and the standard program describes it as a late-flowering enhancer for flavor and aroma.

Dosage: The feeding chart calls for 0.85 oz in 6 gal of water each week for flowering weeks 1–8. One package is sufficient for up to six plants through flowering. Size: 5.3 oz pouch.

Tips: Terpene Booster is easy to use and works with a variety of growing media and techniques. Mix it into the same weekly solution as Flowertime Fertilizer. For the best flavor, flush with plain water about two weeks before harvest.

Key features

• N-P-K 0-0-1, micronutrient-rich
• Supports terpene production for aroma and flavor
• Improves overall quality of harvest
• Stage 3: use every week in weeks 7–14
• Dose: 0.85 oz in 6 gal of water per week
• Works with a variety of growing media and techniques
• Size: 5.3 oz pouch

How to use

1. Mix 0.85 oz into 6 gal of water every week for flowering weeks 1–8, together with Flowertime Fertilizer.
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.

Should I flush before harvest?

Yes. For the best flavor, flush your plants with plain water about two weeks before harvest.

How do I measure the pH of my water?

Use a digital pH meter or a liquid test kit, and calibrate digital meters with buffer solutions before each use. Test a sample in a clean container and adjust with pH up or pH down as needed. Correct pH helps prevent nutrient lockout and plant stress.