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ADVANCED NUTRIENTS REVIVE

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ADVANCED NUTRIENTS REVIVE

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ADVANCED NUTRIENTS REVIVE

Weak, suffering plants meet their match with Revive, the world’s most comprehensive first aid kit for your garden. With calcium, magnesium, and chelated iron, Revive’s targeted micro elements can help plants recover from nutrient lockout and transplant shock. Support the optimal conditions for returning your garden to peak performance and recovering the vibrant green hues of high-value crops. Our team of experts also engineered Revive with urea, ensuring ideal intakes of nitrogen for vigorous growth.

  • Calcium, magnesium, and chelated iron resolve nutrient deficiencies
  • Urea gradually releases nitrogen to your garden for optimal absorption
  • Can help return plants to peak performance for bountiful, lush green harvests

Nutrient Solutions: Use 5 mL per Liter to correct deficiencies. Repeat after 1 week, if necessary.

Foliar spray: Use 3 mL per Liter. Repeat after 1 week, if necessary.

As part of a regular feeding program: Use 1 mL per Liter. Repeat after 1 week.

Revive is specially designed for use with diverse hydroponic growing media and all continuous liquid-feed growing systems such as aeroponics, drip irrigation and emitters, NFT, flood and drain, and deep water culture.

ATTENTION: Revive is completely compatible with all pH Perfect Base Nutrients as well as with all non pH Perfect Base Nutrients and supplements and all competitors Base Nutrients and supplements.

NOTE: At Advanced Nutrients, we do not use paclobutrazol, daminozide, or any other banned plant growth regulators in our products.

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