Humboldt County's Own Deep Fusion Micro - 5-0-1 - 1 Gal

Micronutrient Support for a Simpler Feed Routine - 1 Gal

Mixing your own blend of organic and conventional nutrients can lead to inconsistent results and a complicated feeding schedule. Deep Fusion Micro puts a micronutrient base into one bottle, so you manage fewer products. The maker formulates it with a 5-0-1 NPK analysis, and its description says it includes molasses and calcium.

The 1 Gal bottle suits a hobbyist working through a trial run, or a regular indoor grower who wants a manageable container to keep on hand. Larger operations can compare it against their expected feed volume before ordering.

Key Features & Benefits

• 5-0-1 NPK analysis — a nitrogen-forward, phosphorus-free profile for a micronutrient component.
• Micronutrient formulation — covers the standard micronutrients plants need during vegetative growth and flowering.
• Molasses and calcium included — adds trace elements and calcium in the same bottle.
• 1 Gal volume — a convenient size for repeated feedings.

Who Should Use Deep Fusion Micro

Growers who want to blend organic-style inputs with conventional feeding without managing many separate bottles. It fits home gardeners and licensed commercial growers who run hydroponic systems or other indoor cultivation.

About Humboldt County's Own Deep Fusion Micro

Deep Fusion Micro is part of the Deep Fusion Series from Humboldt County's Own. It ships as a single 1 Gal bottle with a 5-0-1 NPK analysis. The bottle measures 6 in x 6 in x 10 in and ships at 10 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does 5-0-1 mean?
A: The three numbers are the NPK analysis: nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. This product lists 5-0-1, so it contains no phosphorus. Plants still need phosphorus, so it is meant to be used within a larger feeding program.

Q: How large is the bottle?
A: The product holds 1 Gal. The package measures 6 in long, 6 in wide and 10 in high, and it ships at 10 lb.

Q: Does it include calcium?
A: The product description lists calcium and molasses alongside the micronutrients. Check the label for the exact guaranteed analysis before you plan your feeding.

Q: What are micronutrients?
A: Micronutrients are elements plants need in small amounts, such as iron, zinc and manganese. Shortages can show up as poor growth or leaf discoloration even when the main nutrients are adequate.

Q: How much should I use?
A: Follow the feeding chart on the label, since rates depend on the stage of growth and your water. Start at the lower end and adjust based on how your plants respond.