What BioBizz Acti Vera Brings to a Feed Programme
The base is aloe vera, which is where the name comes from, and the formulation is fully vegan. It works as an enzyme product and as an activator, and the coco guidance goes further than that. They name pH adjustment and an enzyme product as the two things that matter most when growing in coco. That is the clearest statement of what this bottle is for. What it works on is the plant's own processes rather than the elements in the tank. BioBizz name immune response, germination, metabolism and the breakdown of sugars, with better uptake of what is already in solution. So it earns its place by making a feed work harder rather than by adding to it. That distinction changes how the bottle gets budgeted, so it is worth being clear about. It runs alongside a feed programme and never as part of one. There is nothing to declare, because nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium are not what it supplies. The dose when watering is 1 to 4 mL per litre of water. That range is wide on purpose, because it scales with how hard a room is pushed. A light feed in early veg sits at the bottom of it. A room running flat out in late flower sits nearer the top.
Using an Aloe Vera Plant Activator Through a Run
There are two ways to apply it and they take different rates. In the reservoir or the watering can it goes in at the rate above. As a foliar spray the rate drops. The rate is 1 to 2 mL per litre. Running their other two activators alongside it drops that to 1 mL per litre of each. Frequency is one to three times a week, and the window closes at the second week of flowering. That closing date matters more than the rate. Spraying a canopy that is setting flower invites problems that have nothing to do with what is in the sprayer. The feeding schedule peaks the rate around weeks four and five of a run and tapers either side. It is approved for indoor and outdoor use, on food crops, plantations, perennials and ornamentals, so it is not a specialist product for one crop. Sizes run 250 mL, 500 mL, 1 L, 5 L, 10 L and 20 L, plus a 200 L drum.
Key Features
- Aloe vera base, fully vegan: Which is where both the name and the formulation come from.
- BioBizz call it an enzyme product: And name an enzyme product as essential when growing in coco.
- It works on the plant, not the tank: Immune response, germination, metabolism and uptake of what is there.
- 1 to 4 mL per litre in water: A wide range on purpose, scaling with how hard a room runs.
- Lower rate as a foliar: 1 to 2 mL per litre, or 1 mL if other activators go in with it.
- Stop at flower week two: The foliar window closes there rather than running on.
- It runs alongside a feed: Not instead of one, which is why no NPK is declared for it.
- Indoor, outdoor, any crop: Food crops, plantations, perennials and ornamentals alike.
- Bulk sizes: 10 L and 20 L, plus a 200 L drum.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| SKU, 10 litre | 723274 |
| SKU, 20 litre | BBAV3020L |
| SKU, 200 litre | 723278 |
| Brand | BioBizz |
| Product | Plant activator and enzyme product, aloe vera based |
| Base | Aloe vera |
| Vegan | 100% vegan |
| Watering dose | 1 to 4 mL per litre of water |
| Foliar dose | 1 to 2 mL per litre; 1 mL per litre if run with two other activators |
| Foliar frequency | One to three times a week |
| Foliar window | Up to the second week of flowering |
| Peak rate | Around weeks four and five on the BioBizz schedule |
| Approved use | Indoors and out, on food crops, plantations, perennials, ornamentals |
| NPK | None; it is an activator rather than a feed |
| Sizes | 250 mL, 500 mL, 1 L, 5 L, 10 L, 20 L |