Age Old Nutrients Age Old Commercial Base 9-8-38 - 50 lb Bag

Granular Base Nutrition for Commercial Feeding Programs - 50 lb

Running a staged feeding program means supplying the right nutrients at the right time without gaps in micronutrients. This granular base delivers a 9-8-38 N-P-K ratio with boron, copper, iron, manganese, molybdenum and zinc in a single input. The micronutrients are chelated or micronized, and the product is designed to enter solution readily.

The 50 lb bag suits commercial operations and larger programs that go through nutrient in volume. Small gardens and trial runs will find this bag far larger than they need.

Key Features & Benefits

• 9-8-38 N-P-K — a potassium-forward base for feeding programs.
• Six micronutrients — boron, copper, iron, manganese, molybdenum and zinc are included.
• Chelated or micronized forms — support micronutrient availability.
• Vegetative and reproductive use — one base across both stages.
• Granular solid — a dry format that is non-flammable per the SDS.

Who Should Use Age Old Commercial Base

This product suits growers who run the full Age Old Commercial system and have completed consultation and training on the line. It is a special-order item.

About Age Old Nutrients Commercial Base

Age Old Commercial Base 9-8-38 is a granular base nutrient from Age Old Nutrients. It is one component of a larger formula system and requires Calcium Nitrate as a companion product. An SDS is available for the product.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I use this product by itself?
A: No. It is part of a multi-product system and requires Calcium Nitrate as a companion. Consult the full Age Old Commercial line before use.

Q: Which growth stages is it used for?
A: It is designed for both the vegetative and reproductive stages.

Q: What does 9-8-38 mean?
A: The numbers give the percentages of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. This base has 9 nitrogen, 8 phosphorus and 38 potassium.

Q: Which micronutrients does it contain?
A: It contains boron, copper, iron, manganese, molybdenum and zinc. They are chelated or micronized.

Q: Is it hazardous?
A: The SDS lists it as non-hazardous under OSHA HCS and notes it may cause mild eye and skin irritation. Review the SDS before handling.

Q: Is it in stock?
A: It is a special-order item, so allow extra time for fulfillment.