GreenGro Nature's Brix - 5 lb

Carbohydrate Supplement for Flowering and Compost Tea - 5 lb

Growers who want to support plants through flowering and feed the microbes in a compost tea often end up buying separate products. GreenGro Nature's Brix combines carbohydrates, simple sugars and rock dust in one dry blend. It is intended for use throughout the flowering cycle and as a microbe food when brewing tea. It mixes with the base fertilizer you already use.

The 5 lb unit suits a regular indoor grower or a small commercial room that wants enough product for repeated feedings and tea batches. A single container is sold as one unit.

Key Features & Benefits

• Carbohydrate and simple sugar blend — gives microbes in compost tea something to feed on.
• Rock dust and added magnesium — supplies minerals alongside the sugars during flowering.
• Compatible with any base fertilizer — fits into your existing feed program without changing it.
• Soluble powder — designed to dissolve for watering in, foliar use or tea.

Who Should Use GreenGro Nature's Brix

Use it if you run a flowering-stage feed program and want a carbohydrate supplement, or if you brew compost tea and want a dedicated microbe food. It suits home and licensed commercial cultivation alike.

About GreenGro Nature's Brix

GreenGro Nature's Brix is a dry nutrient supplement derived from magnesium sulfate, kelp, glacial rock dust, molasses and malt extract. Its listed analysis includes 1% magnesium and 0.75% iron. It also contains 5% sucrose and 1% dextrose as non-plant food ingredients.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Will it work with my current fertilizer?
A: Yes. The manufacturer lists it as compatible with any base fertilizer. Add it alongside your usual feed.

Q: Can I use it in compost tea?
A: Yes. It can be used as a microbe food when brewing compost tea. Follow the directions on the manufacturer's product sheet for amounts.

Q: When should I use it?
A: The manufacturer recommends using it through the flowering cycle. Check the product sheet for guidance on when to stop before flush.

Q: What does the blend contain?
A: It is derived from magnesium sulfate, kelp, glacial rock dust, molasses and malt extract. The analysis lists 1% magnesium and 0.75% iron.

Q: What are brix levels?
A: Brix is a measure of dissolved sugar content in plant sap. Growers use it as an indicator of plant nutrition and vigor.