Fade 1 L Athena

Fade 1 Liter Athena

Benefits of using Fade 1 Liter by Athena:

1. Immobile nutrients: Athena Fade provides plants with immobile nutrients, such as calcium and micronutrients. Immobile nutrients are those that do not translocate easily within the plant, and their supply is essential during the ripening phase to ensure that the plants do not starve and complete the cycle optimally.

2. Nitrogen reduction at the end of the cycle: It is known that an excess of nitrogen in the final stage of flowering can delay flower ripening and negatively affect crop quality. By not containing nitrogen, Athena Fade helps eliminate this unwanted nutrient and promotes flower ripening.

3. Use in combination with Pro Bloom: According to the results of extensive testing, using Athena Fade together with Pro Bloom during the last 3 weeks of flowering has been shown to increase the total production of cannabinoids and terpenes. This means that the finishing flush helps to enhance the valuable components of the plant without increasing the risk of deficiencies and bud rot.

Dosage and instructions for use Fade 1 Liter Athena:

The recommended dosage of Athena Fade is to add 10-16 ml of product per gallon of water (3.78 liters) during the last 3 weeks of the flowering phase. It is important to follow these instructions to avoid problems of overfeeding or nutritional deficiencies in the plants.

The following table provides a general reference for the application of Athena Fade during the last 3 weeks of flowering:

| Flowering week | Athena Fade dosage (per gallon of water) |
| Week 6                    | 10 ml                                  |
| Week 7                    | 10 ml                                  |
| Week 8                    | 10 ml                                  |

It is essential to follow the dosage recommendations and application schedule to obtain the best results. Remember that plant needs may vary depending on genetics, growing environment, and other factors, so it is always advisable to observe how your plants respond and adjust the doses if necessary.

Before using Athena Fade or any other fertilizer, it is important to carefully read the manufacturer's instructions and follow the recommended guidelines. You can also consult with cannabis cultivation experts to obtain specific guidance for your grow and ensure proper use of nutrients during the flowering phase.

Composition Fade 1 Liter by Athena:

• Calcium 4.0%
• Boron 0.01%
• Chlorine 7%
• Cheated copper 0.005%
• Cheated iron 0.06%
• Cheated manganese 0.013%
• Molybdenum 0.0007%
• Cheated zinc 0.0045%

What is Athena Fade for?

Athena Fade is a finishing flush for flowering designed to be used during the last weeks of the flowering cycle of cannabis plants. Its main function is to provide the plants with the immobile nutrients they need during the critical stage of flower ripening.

The main objectives and benefits of Athena Fade are as follows:

1. **Supply of immobile nutrients:** Athena Fade provides immobile nutrients, such as calcium and micronutrients, which are essential for the flower ripening process. These nutrients are necessary to ensure that the plants do not starve during this critical phase and complete their cycle optimally.

2. **Nitrogen elimination:** The finishing flush does not contain nitrogen, which is beneficial to stimulate proper flower ripening. Excess nitrogen in the final stage of flowering can delay ripening and negatively affect flower quality, so Athena Fade helps reduce nitrogen content at this stage.

3. **Stimulation of ripening:** By providing the necessary immobile nutrients and reducing nitrogen, Athena Fade helps stimulate flower ripening and improves the overall quality of the crop.

4. **Improvement of cannabinoids and terpenes:** The use of Athena Fade together with Pro Bloom during the last 3 weeks of flowering has been shown to increase the total production of cannabinoids and terpenes in the plants. This means that the finishing flush can enhance the valuable components of the plant without increasing the risk of deficiencies and development problems.

5. **Improvement of crop quality:** By ensuring proper flower ripening, Athena Fade helps to improve the overall quality of the crop and the characteristics of the flowers produced.

When is Athena Fade 1 Liter used?

The Athena Fade finishing flush, in its 1-liter presentation, is used during the last weeks of the flowering cycle of cannabis plants. Its function is to provide the plants with the immobile nutrients necessary for proper flower ripening and to improve crop quality.

The application of Athena Fade 1 liter is generally carried out following these guidelines:

1. Flowering Stage: Athena Fade is used exclusively during the flowering phase of cannabis plants. This is the stage in which the plants develop and produce their flowers.

2. Last Weeks of Flowering: Athena Fade is applied during the last weeks of the flowering cycle, generally in weeks 6, 7, and 8 of the flowering phase, depending on the cannabis variety and specific growing conditions.

3. Dosage: The recommended dosage of Athena Fade is 10-16 ml per gallon of irrigation water (approximately 3.78 liters). It is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions to avoid overfeeding or nutritional deficiencies.

4. Combination with Pro Bloom: For best results, it is common to use Athena Fade in combination with Pro Bloom during the last 3 weeks of flowering. This combination has been shown to increase the total production of cannabinoids and terpenes without compromising plant health.

It is essential to remember that each grow is unique and plant needs may vary depending on various factors, such as plant genetics, growing environment, and management practices. Therefore, it is always advisable to adjust the doses and timing of application according to the specific conditions of your grow.

Before using Athena Fade or other nutrient products, make sure to carefully read the manufacturer's instructions and follow the recommended guidelines to obtain the best results in your cannabis grow. If you have any questions or need additional guidance, consult with cannabis or horticulture cultivation experts.