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Intense Nutrients

Intense Dirt

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Description

Intense Dirt is a base nutrient for use in soil. Its relatively new to the market but has very quickly gained traction with our shop customers. It is easy to use, has a relatively pH stable and seems to be up there with the best of them in terms of results.

Available as a one-part Grow formula and a one-part Bloom formula in line with most other manufacturers Intense nutrients come with an integrated measure for fast and accurate tank mixing.

Intense have the usual array of additives and the best results are achieved when these are employed but we always recommend a root stimulant (such as Intense Foundation) early on and a PK boost (such as Intense PK Phite) for heavy flowering periods.

Both the grow and the bloom formulations are available in 1l, 5l, and 10l sizes.

Key facts

TypeBase nutrient for soil: one-part Grow and one-part Bloom
Growing mediumSoil
pHFairly pH-stable
MeasureBottles have a built-in measure
BrandIntense Nutrients
Sizes1, 5 and 10 litres, of Grow and of Bloom
CategoryBase Nutrients

How to use

Use Intense Dirt Grow through the vegetative stage, then Intense Dirt Bloom for flowering, at the rate on the label.

We recommend a root stimulant early on, such as Intense Foundation, and a PK booster for heavy flowering. Check the pH of each feed with a pH and EC meter. See our soils to grow in.

Questions

Is Intense Dirt one part or two?

One part: a single bottle of Grow for veg and a single bottle of Bloom for flowering.

Is it easy to use?

Yes. It is fairly pH-stable and has a built-in measure, and our shop customers have taken to it quickly.

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