Liquid Karma by Botanicare creates micro-nutrients through amino and fulvic acids, and shuttles them into plant cells, increasing metabolic rates and conserves plant energy. Full of B-vitamins and other stress relieving components with/ large amount of cytokinin derived from ascophylum nodosum North Atlantic sea kelp.

The introduction of Liquid Karma represents a major and significant breakthrough in plant nutrition. This is because Liquid Karma contains a full complement of metabolically active organic compounds not found in regular plant foods or supplements. These unique compounds are absorbed immediately and act as regulatory signals, activators or catalysts to produce synchronized and accelerated growth under all conditions. Liquid Karma functions as a growth engine because its high metabolic activity produces a large amount of energy which is immediately transformed to growth.

Liquid Karma functions as a growth engine because its high metabolic activity produces a large amount of ebergy, which is immediately transformed to growth.

It contains fermented compost, amino acids, vitamins, plant extracts, humic acid, seaweed extracts and carbohydrates.

Benefits of using Liquid Karma

Extensive research and field trials indicate that Liquid Karma by Botanicare produces beneficial results during every phase of plant growth. Starting with seed germination and following through to vegetative growth, budding and flowering, the continued use of Liquid Karma ensures optimal plant growth at every stage.

Directions

Seed Germination: Use 5 ml per 4 litres (1 tsp. per gallon) of water.

Cuttings: Use 15 to 20 ml per litre (3 to 4 tsp. per gallon) of water.

Transplanting: Use 15 ml per 4 litres (1 tbsp. per gallon) of water.

Vegetative Phase: Use 10 ml per 4 litres (2 tsp. per gallon) of water.

Transitional Phase: Use 10 ml per 4 litres (2 tsp. per gallon) of water.

Fruiting and Flowering Phase: Use 10 to 12 ml per 4 litres (2 to 2.25 tsp. per gallon) of water.

Foliar Feed: Use 5 to 7 ml per 4 litres (1 to 1.5 tsp. per gallon) of water.

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