The Buddhas Tree Feed Chart

The Buddha’s Tree feed chart is your complete dosing reference for the Buddha’s Tree nutrient range. This guide covers recommended feed rates week by week, helping you avoid nutrient deficiencies and get the most from your plants.

Buddha’s Tree is a UK-based nutrient brand known for its specialist bloom boosters and high-quality base nutrients. The feeding schedules below are suitable for use in soil, coco and hydroponic systems.

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The official feed chart & nutrient schedule

This Buddha’s Tree feed chart covers every stage of plant growth so you always know exactly what and when to feed. Use the Buddhas Tree feed chart to manage this one-part nutrient, designed to deliver a bigger and better grow during the vegetative and flowering stages.

Formulated to have a thin consistency, this is an ultra-soluble additive. Suitable for use in soil, coco coir and with hydroponic growing media.

Made with 99% organic material, its only non-organic product is a minute amount of citric acid. This helps to boost plant quality and vigour.

According to the official Buddhas Tree Feed Chart, you should use each of the recommended measurements with 1 litre of water.

The Feed Chart

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Further Reading From The Horticulture Company

For more expert growing guides, our nutrients and additives guide explains how to build an effective feed programme, while our LED grow lights comparison and grow tents guide help you optimise your setup. The indoor growing environment guide covers temperature, humidity and CO₂, and the complete UK grow tent guide takes you through setup from scratch.

For authoritative guidance on plant nutrition and health, the Royal Horticultural Society publishes evidence-based growing advice used by professionals and hobbyists alike. Visit The Horticulture Company’s store in Kenilworth, Warwickshire, or browse our full range of products and guides online.

For official horticultural guidance and growing tips, the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) is an excellent resource for gardeners and indoor growers.