Two-part liquids for rooms that run on automation.
Grow 2.0 A&B carries veg. Bloom 2.0 A&B carries flower. Each pair is a complete base fertilizer, so a room runs two bottles at a time with nothing else to source.
Rx Green makes both dry and liquid nutrients, and each earns its place. Liquids fit automated fertigation and high-frequency irrigation, where fast mixing and fewer hands on the tank mean fewer chances to get it wrong.
Dry tends to win on cost at scale, shelf life and storage footprint. Liquid wins on speed, automation and labor. The wrong answer is picking one because it is what the room has always run. The full comparison is in dry vs. liquid cannabis nutrients, and the three-part dry line is one click away.
A natural-based program with a full spectrum of nutrients at balanced ratios, developed for growers who want yield and quality from a simple program. Liquids 2.0 are dye-free, made from all-natural raw ingredients, and built to hold nutrients in suspension rather than diluted into water, so they run clean through fertigation lines instead of leaving deposits behind. Grow 2.0 A (4-0-2) and B (1-2-4) run veg at 1.0 to 1.5 EC on the published chart. Bloom 2.0 A (3-0-2) and B (1-8-7) run flower at 2.0 to 2.8 EC. The liquid feed chart covers both, week by week.
Two optional additives sit alongside the base: Bulk 2.0 PK Booster for flower and E-Plus 2.0, a yucca, molasses and kelp blend that runs through any fertigation system.
Rx Green’s cannabis flushing study, one of the most-cited pieces of research on the site, was grown on Grow 2.0, Bloom 2.0, E-Plus and Bulk. The Bulk PK Booster trial covers the additive on its own. Like everything Rx Green sells, Liquids 2.0 are third-party lab tested, with Certificates of Analysis available on request through the COA library.
Not sure whether your room should run liquid, dry or both? Use Get Pricing on any product page above, or talk to a cultivation expert.