Emerald Harvest Emerald Goddess on the Feed Chart
Emerald Goddess is the biostimulant in the Emerald Harvest line, sitting alongside the base nutrients rather than replacing them. The guaranteed analysis is 2-1-4, derived from potassium nitrate, monopotassium phosphate, urea, kelp extract and alfalfa meal. It also carries 0.1% humic acid and 0.01% vitamin B1 as thiamine mononitrate. Emerald Harvest credits the kelp and alfalfa with natural auxins, cytokinins and triacontanol. On the standard feed chart, veg runs at 6 mL per gallon. Flower weeks 1–2 take 6–8 mL per gallon, weeks 3–7 climb to 8–10 mL per gallon, and week 8 drops to 5 mL. Seedlings, cuttings and fresh transplants get it as needed at a lighter touch. It can go on as a root drench with the regular feed or as a foliar spray early in the light cycle. Keep foliar passes off open flowers once buds are forming. Stored cool and out of direct sun, the jug holds up for 18 months or more. Shake it before measuring, since kelp and alfalfa solids settle.
What a Plant Tonic Like This Adds Beyond the Base Feed
The appeal is that one bottle covers several additives growers often stock separately. Kelp brings trace elements and natural growth compounds, and alfalfa adds its own growth promoters. Humic acid helps hold nutrients at the root zone, and thiamine supports roots under stress. The result growers look for is steadier vegetative growth, cleaner recovery after transplant, and plants that keep pace through mid-flower. Its potassium lean suits the heavier-feeding weeks of bloom. It works in hydroponic, coco and soil programs, and it pairs most naturally with the rest of the Emerald Harvest lineup. The honest limit is overlap. If your program already includes a strong kelp, humic and B1 product, adding this one duplicates much of what you are feeding. The 2.5 gallon jug makes sense once it is a permanent line on the chart rather than a trial. At veg rates it treats well over a thousand gallons, so smaller growers are better served by the quart or gallon. Run a small test on a few plants before foliar-spraying a whole room.
Key Features
- 2-1-4 Analysis: A potassium-leaning tonic that suits heavy flowering weeks without crowding the base feed.
- Kelp Extract and Alfalfa Meal: Natural sources of auxins, cytokinins and triacontanol that support vigorous growth.
- Humic Acid: Helps keep nutrients available at the root zone.
- Vitamin B1: Thiamine supports roots through transplant and environmental stress.
- Root Drench or Foliar: Apply with the regular feed or as a foliar spray for a quicker response.
- 18-Month Shelf Life: Holds up for a year and a half or more when stored cool and out of sunlight.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Guaranteed Analysis (N-P-K) | 2-1-4 |
| Derived From | Potassium nitrate, monopotassium phosphate, urea, kelp extract, alfalfa meal |
| Other Ingredients | 0.1% humic acid, 0.01% vitamin B1 (thiamine mononitrate) |
| Early and Late Veg | 6 mL per gallon |
| Flower Weeks 1–2 | 6–8 mL per gallon |
| Flower Weeks 3–7 | 8–10 mL per gallon |
| Flower Week 8 | 5 mL per gallon |
| Seedlings, Cuttings, Transplants | As needed |
| Application | Root drench or foliar spray |
| Shelf Life | 18+ months, stored cool and out of sunlight |
| Size | 2.5 gallons (9.46 L) |