ATAMI FEEDING SCHEDULE
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Atami feeding chart – nutrients and additives
The Atami feeding chart helps you select the correct nutrient ratios for each growing method and stage of plant development. Below you can find feeding schedules for popular Atami ranges including AWA Leaves Max, AWA Max A&B, Coco Max A&B and NRG, as well as supplements such as Bloombastic, Rootbastic, Rokzbastic and CalMag.
Each feeding schedule is designed for a specific growing medium, system and combination of products. Always select the chart that corresponds with the exact Atami nutrient line you use.
Tip: the manufacturer's feeding chart should be treated as a starting point. Adjust the nutrient strength according to plant condition, water quality, growing medium and EC/pH readings.
How to use the Atami feeding chart
Choose the nutrient range appropriate for your growing medium or hydroponic system. Then check which base nutrients and supplements are recommended for each week. If you use CalMag, Rootbastic, Bloombastic or Rokzbastic, select the schedule that contains the same combination of products.
FAQ – Atami nutrient dosage
How should Atami nutrients be dosed?
Start with the feeding chart intended for your nutrient line and growing medium. It is usually better to begin with a lower concentration and gradually increase it while monitoring plant response, EC and pH.
Do I need to use all Atami additives together?
No. Bloombastic, Rootbastic, Rokzbastic and CalMag have different functions and should be used according to the selected feeding program.
What is the difference between Atami AWA and Coco Max?
AWA products are primarily designed for hydroponic systems, while Coco Max is intended for coco substrates. Their feeding schedules should therefore not be used interchangeably.
When should Atami Bloombastic be used?
Bloombastic is mainly used during the flowering phase. The exact starting point and dosage depend on the base nutrient line used.
When should Rootbastic be used?
Rootbastic is mainly used during the early stages of plant development to support root growth. Follow the dosage shown in the appropriate Atami schedule.
Should EC and pH be measured when using Atami nutrients?
Yes, especially in hydroponic and coco systems. Monitoring EC and pH makes it easier to maintain the correct nutrient concentration and availability.