Advanced Nutrients Voodoo Juice Plus Tablets | 16 Microbial Strains

What One Voodoo Juice Plus Tablet Replaces on the Bench

Three liquid microbial products, three jugs, three pours, three chances to get the rate wrong. This tablet collapses that into one step. It carries the sixteen strains of beneficial bacteria and fungi found across Voodoo Juice, Piranha and Tarantula. There is also a food source in the tablet for those organisms to establish on. The bacterial side is the root zone crew that frees bound nutrients and colonises new root surface. The fungal side brings both endomycorrhizal and ectomycorrhizal species, which sheathe and extend the root system rather than sitting beside it. Each one gram tablet carries ten billion colony forming units. The analysis is 0-0-0, which is the honest way to label a product supplying biology instead of minerals. Advanced Nutrients puts the cost at about five cents per treated gallon. The three liquids it stands in for carry a combined MSRP of $1.21 per gallon. The tablets also hold an eighteen month shelf life, which no opened jug of live culture will match.

How Voodoo Juice Tablets Dose a Reservoir

One tablet treats up to a hundred gallons, and that number is the whole dosing method. A fifty five gallon reservoir takes half a tablet, and the manufacturer says so rather than leaving you to guess. Drop it in with the pump running and it dissolves without stirring. Growers on dosing equipment work differently. Build a stock tank at roughly one tablet per gallon, keep it agitated with a recirculating pump, and use it inside about a week. Live culture in a stock tank is on a clock, so mixing a month of concentrate at once is not the saving it looks like. The tablets go into any medium and any continuous liquid feed system, from aeroponics and drip through NFT, flood and drain, and deep water culture. They pair with pH Perfect and non pH Perfect base nutrients and with competitor lines too. The practical gain is not only cost but repeatability, since a tablet is the same dose every time and a squeeze bottle is not.

Key Features

• Sixteen Strains: Bacteria and fungi from three separate microbial products arrive in a single one gram tablet.
• Ten Billion CFU: Each tablet carries ten billion colony forming units, which is the figure the manufacturer publishes.
• One Hundred Gallons: A single tablet doses up to a hundred gallons, and half a tablet covers a fifty five gallon reservoir.
• Mycorrhizal Fungi: Endomycorrhizal and ectomycorrhizal species sheathe root tips and extend the reach of the root system.
• Eighteen Month Shelf Life: A sealed tablet holds its culture far longer than an opened jug of liquid inoculant will.
• Repeatable Dosing: A tablet is the same dose every time, which removes the measuring error a squeeze bottle invites.

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