Plagron Vita Start

Vita Start is a liquid growth stimulator for seedlings, cuttings and mother plants. Vita Start has a broad range of effects. It aids in the development of a large and strong root system, good resistance and the accelerated absorption of nutrients. It also promotes faster cell division and more branches and shoots, which considerably increases the number of cuttings per mother plant.

• Stimulates branching and fructification.
• Also suitable for mother plants.
• Stimulates the production of chlorophyll.

Shake well before use, Add 1 ml of Vita Start per 1 litre of water (1:1000). Spray the plant once a week with this nutrient solution until dripping wet.

Attention: This nutrient is not suitable for hydroponic growing systems. If you use an irrigation system, flush the pipes after use.

NPK fertiliser (6-0-3)

• Spray Vita Start on the top and bottom of the leaves if quick results are required.
• Reduce the likelihood of over or under fertilisation by using Vita Start.

Yes, but only if you grow on a peat substrate. Keep in mind that the nutrients in Vita Start are absorbed less quickly through the roots than through the leaves.

Vita Start stimulates the plant to branch out. This quickly creates extra cuttings on the mother plant. Vita Start also boost the plant's resistance and creates extra vigour.

No, this is normal and is not harmful for your plants. This is caused by the organic ingredients in Vita Start. After the product has been dissolved in water, a natural bacterial process starts after a while. This causes the smell and can make your solution look cloudy. This does not have any adverse effects on your plants.

Vita Start is an organic vitamin spray for seedlings, cuttings and mother plants. It contains nitrogen and potassium. Nitrogen enhances growth of the plant and potassium ensures activities of stomata. Vita Race is an organic foliar feed for mature plants. It contains phosphorus, potassium and iron which accelerate plant growth and flowering as well as the production of chlorophyll.