FoxFarm Bush Doctor Bembé Sweet & Dandy 0-1-3 - Liquid Concentrate - 1 Gal

Sugar-Based Root Zone Feeding for Sweeter Plants - 1 Gal Concentrate

Growers who want to build flavor and aroma qualities while keeping the root zone biologically active need a supplement that does both jobs. This liquid concentrate combines a complex array of sugars and nutrients. When used as directed, it can help plants achieve enhanced sweetness qualities and provides a food source for the microbial populations at the root zone. Its analysis is 0-1-3, with 1.00% available phosphate and 3.00% soluble potash.

The 1 Gal container suits hobbyists and regular indoor growers who want enough concentrate for repeated feedings across a cycle. Because it is a concentrate, you dilute it according to the label directions.

Key Features & Benefits

• 0-1-3 analysis — supplies phosphate and potash without added nitrogen.
• Liquid concentrate — measures and mixes easily into a nutrient reservoir or watering solution.
• Sugars and nutrients — support sweetness qualities and feed root-zone microbes.
• 1 Gal container — a practical volume for ongoing use.

Who Should Use FoxFarm Bush Doctor Bembé Sweet & Dandy

Home and licensed commercial growers who run soil, coco or hydroponic systems and want a supplement aimed at sweetness qualities and root-zone microbial life.

About FoxFarm Bush Doctor Bembé Sweet & Dandy

FoxFarm makes this Bush Doctor line product as a liquid concentrate with a 0-1-3 analysis. It contains 1.00% available phosphate (P2O5) and 3.00% soluble potash (K2O). The container holds 1 Gal and measures 7 in long, 4.5 in wide and 11 in high. The name Bembé comes from a Congo word meaning Sweet Offering.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does 0-1-3 mean?
A: The three numbers show the percentages of nitrogen, phosphate and potash. This product lists 0% nitrogen, 1.00% available phosphate and 3.00% soluble potash.

Q: Is this a ready-to-use product?
A: No. It is a liquid concentrate, so you dilute it as the label directs before applying it.

Q: Can it replace a base nutrient?
A: Its low analysis and sugar-based formula make it a supplement. Use it alongside a complete base feeding program rather than in place of one.

Q: What does it do for the root zone?
A: It provides sugars that serve as a food source for microbial populations at the root zone.

Q: How large is the container?
A: It holds 1 Gal and measures 7 in by 4.5 in by 11 in.