General Cultivation Guidelines

Allgrow is used to improve germination, root development, and plant growth. The dosage varies depending on the crop and application method (paper, soil, seedling production). A typical concentration is a 5–10% solution, and Allgrow can be applied through watering, spraying, or drip systems.

Germination of Seeds
How to use Allgrow for paper‑based germination

Lettuce, Cucumber, Tomatoes

 

Recommended strength: 5% Allgrow
Mixing ratio: 0,5 dl Allgrow + 1 liter of water

Steps:

  1. Moisten the paper with the solution

  2. Place the seeds on the paper

  3. Let them sit for about 3 hours (optimal temperature: 20 °C)

Cabbage and Radishes

Recommended strength: 10% Allgrow
Mixing ratio: 1 dl Allgrow + 1 liter of water

Steps:

Same procedure as above

Germination in Soil

Recommended strength: 10% Allgrow
Mixing ratio: 2 dl Allgrow + 2 liters of water

Soil mixture:

  • 50% sand
  • 50% peat

Temperature: 20-22 C

Amount: Water the mixture onto 1 m² of soil

Seedling Production and Transplanting from Greenhouse

Recommended strength: 5% Allgrow
Mixing ratio: 1 dl Allgrow + 2 liters of water

Schedule:

  • Spray or water once per week for 4 weeks

Application rate:

  • 1 dl of solution per plant

    or

  • 2 liters of solution per m²

Tip: If the soil is very dry, wait 24 hours before the next watering to avoid stress on the seedlings.

Which methods can be used to apply Allgrow?

Allgrow works in all common irrigation and application systems:

  • Standard watering
  • Tractor sprayer
  • Backpack sprayer
  • Sprinkler systems
  • Boom/mist irrigation
  • Drip irrigation
Effects of Allgrow (summary of key facts)
  • Reduces the need for chemical fertilizers by 25-50%
  • Reduces nitrogen (N) leaching by approximately 10%
  • Provides more uniform harvests with higher quality
  • Helps prevent and reduce mold‑related problems