Stash Nutrients - Brand

Stash Nutrients feeds soil and media through a full run, with dry Base and Bloom amendments and a microbial Blend. Start with Stash Base in veg and switch to Stash Bloom in flower. Add Stash Blend weekly throughout, or take all three in a kit.

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Stash Nutrients - Brand

Stash Nutrients: Stash Base, Stash Bloom and Stash Blend

Stash Nutrients is a three-part dry feeding program. Stash Base builds soil and feeds veg, Stash Bloom feeds flowering, and Stash Blend adds microbes at every stage. All three come singly or together in kits. Already running a microbe product? See how it compares in Stash Blend vs Recharge....

Stash Nutrients infographic: Stash Base, Bloom and Blend analysis, rates per gallon of media and kit sizes

For other natural-input feeds, see organic nutrients and soil amendments.

The Stash Program

Stash Base 2.2-4.0-2.3

The veg and soil-building feed, with 6.9% calcium from calcium phosphate, oyster shell and rock dusts. Biochar, feather meal, fishbone meal, kelp and neem seed meal round it out. Mix 2½ tablespoons per gallon of media as an amendment, or 3 to 4 in veg.

Stash Bloom 2.0-8.0-6.0

The flowering feed, with 9% calcium from sulfate of potash, calcium sulfate, fish bone meal, alfalfa and insect frass. Transition from Base as plants enter bloom, at 2½ to 4 tablespoons per gallon of media.

Stash Blend 2-1-5

The additive, built on corn steep liquor and Ascophyllum seaweed, with 3% humic acid, 0.5% soluble silicon, four bacteria and four mycorrhizal species. It comes in sizes from 8 oz to 20 lbs. Kits bundle all three, from the Budget Starter to the Commercial Kit.

How Growers Run Stash

Base and Bloom go in as an amendment, top dress or side dress, watered in until the whole pot is saturated. Blend counts as part of the feed, so subtract its nitrogen and potassium from the rest of the program.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Stash Blend organic?

It is built from organic-based inputs, including corn steep liquor, seaweed, humic acid and living microbes. That makes it fair to call natural-input feeding. It is not certified organic, so check with your certifier before using it in certified production.

How to use Stash Blend?

Mix ½ to 1 teaspoon per gallon of water and add it last to the solution. Feed it weekly from seedling through week six to eight of bloom. It does not move pH. Break up any clumps first, since clumping is normal with this much organic content.

Is there a Stash Nutrients feeding chart?

Yes, with rates set per gallon of media. Stash Base runs 2½ tablespoons as an amendment and 3 to 4 in veg. Stash Bloom runs 2½ to 4 tablespoons in flower. Stash Blend runs ½ teaspoon for young plants and veg, and 1 teaspoon in flower.