4-Product Soil Growing Kit - Micro Kit Ata Tierra - ATAMI

Run a soil cycle with the Micro Kit Ata Tierra

Soil growing asks for four things: roots that establish, fed growth, sustained flowering, and a substrate that stays alive. The Micro Kit Ata Tierra All-in-one gathers exactly those four functions, with no assembling to do.

What the kit contains

Each product covers a phase, and the fourth — ATAzyme — works on the substrate itself rather than the plant. That is what separates a soil programme from a plain growth-and-bloom pair: in soil, the ground does half the work.

• Rootfast — The root stimulator, applied over the first two weeks.
• Terra Leaves — The complete growth nutrient, for soil and peat substrates.
• Terra Max — The complete bloom nutrient, triggering and sustaining flowering.
• ATAzyme — The enzyme-based soil improver, recycling dead root matter.

ATAzyme's role in a soil programme

This is the piece most often forgotten. Enzymes speed up the breakdown of dead roots, releasing minerals and sugars while aerating the substrate. The result: soil that stays active week after week instead of compacting, and a root system that keeps developing.

Three products for the plant, a fourth for the soil that feeds it.

Micro Kit or Bloombastic Box?

Both kits share the same core. The Bloombastic Box adds ATA Bloombastic, the brand's best-known flowering booster, for the final weeks. The Micro Kit covers the cycle; the Box also targets late-bloom yield.

How to use the Micro Kit

The kit follows the cycle, each product in its window.

• Weeks 1 and 2 — Rootfast at every watering, to establish the roots.
• Growth — Terra Leaves up to the first flowers.
• Flowering — Terra Max takes over as flowering begins.
• Alongside — ATAzyme throughout the cycle, to maintain the substrate.

You run a complete soil cycle with four products chosen to work together.

Joseph's tip: "In soil, people buy a growth feed and a bloom feed and stop there. The product that really makes a difference over time is the enzyme: soil that stays aerated means roots still growing in week eight."
Joseph