Présentation du produit
Start out in organic with the Triangle Pack
Moving into organic nutrition raises one opening question: which product to start with, and how much to buy? The ATA NRG Triangle Pack answers in three 250 ml bottles covering the essentials of the cycle — Growth C in growth, Bloom C then Flower C in bloom.
What the kit contains
The Triangle Pack is not a random assortment: it is the minimum trio for running a full organic cycle. A growth nutrient, a bloom nutrient, and a stimulator that brings flowering forward and extends it. Nothing surplus, nothing essential missing.
- Growth C — The organic growth nutrient, NPK 8-3-6, for robust vegetation.
- Bloom C — The organic bloom nutrient, built on seaweed extracts.
- Flower C — The stimulator that triggers flowering earlier and extends it.
- 250 ml format — Enough for a first cycle, without tying up budget.
Why a kit rather than three bottles?
Bought separately, this trio costs more and assumes you know which to choose. The kit solves both: the price is that of a set, and the selection is made by the manufacturer, who knows which products in the range work together. It is also the way to try before buying larger sizes.
The minimum trio for a full cycle — without having to assemble it yourself.
And after the first cycle?
Once you know the range, the same products come in 500 ml, 1 L and 5 L, far better value per litre. You can also build out with Root C early on or Alga-C as a biostimulant. The Triangle Pack is a way in, not a dead end.
How to use the Triangle Pack
Each bottle has its window: the trick is not to mix them up.
- Growth — Growth C from the first leaves to the first flowers.
- Switch — Move to Bloom C over one to two weeks of overlap.
- Flowering — Flower C runs alongside Bloom C throughout bloom.
- Dosage — 3 to 5 ml per litre of water, adjusted to your plants' vigour.
You run a full organic cycle with just three products, chosen to work together.
Joseph's tip: "A starter pack is for learning the phases, not for lasting all year. Take it for your first cycle, note what you actually get through, then rebuy the fast movers in large format."
Joseph
