Evergreen Charge - NPK Controlled Release Fertilizer

Evergreen Charge from Homegrown Cannabis Co. is a controlled-release NPK fertilizer that takes the guesswork out of feeding. Its coated prill technology delivers a steady, consistent supply of essential nutrients in response to soil temperature and moisture, supporting sustained vegetative growth and progressively denser flower development across weeks — with far fewer applications than traditional feeding schedules require.

Used as a foundational base alongside Homegrown Cannabis Co's targeted liquid additives, Evergreen Charge simplifies your nutrient program without compromising on results.

Evergreen Charge Main Benefits

• Continuous Feeding: Coated prills release nutrients gradually over several weeks per application
• Vegetative Support: Balanced NPK drives strong stems, vigorous branching, and abundant foliage
• Flower Density: Sustained nutrition during flowering promotes tighter, heavier bud development
• Reduced Application Frequency: One application can nourish plants for 4–8 weeks, streamlining your routine
• Versatile Application: Use as a pre-planting soil amendment, active top dress, or weekly soil drench
• Beginner-Friendly Safety: Eliminates nutrient spikes and drops, reducing the risk of over- or underfeeding

Differentiating Features

Evergreen Charge outperforms instant-release powders and liquids by delivering:

• Time-Release Technology: Nutrients are dispensed in sync with natural plant uptake cycles, minimizing waste
• Feeding Consistency: Provides a stable, reliable nutritional baseline without the peaks and valleys of liquid feeding
• Long-Lasting Foundation: Serves as a versatile base nutrient source that pairs seamlessly with targeted supplements

Application Protocol

Usage Instructions

• Soil Amendment (Pre-Planting): Mix 1 teaspoon (5g) per gallon of growing media thoroughly before planting
• Top Dressing (Active Growth): Gently work the same rate into the top layer of soil around established plants
• Soil Drench (Weekly Feeding): Dissolve ½ teaspoon (2.5g) per gallon of water and apply once per week

Growing Media Specifications

• Soil & Soil-Based Mixes: Ideal application environment — use at full rate for all methods
• Hydroponic Systems: Not recommended — controlled-release technology requires solid media to function correctly

Coverage Information

When mixed into soil as an amendment, Evergreen Charge provides a steady nutrient supply for 4–8 weeks per application, depending on environmental conditions, container size, and plant growth rate.

Important Note: Adjust dosage based on pot size to avoid nutrient accumulation in container gardens. Supplement with targeted liquid additives as needed for peak performance.

Variable Factors:

• Strain Characteristics: Different genetics have varying nutrient demands
• Container Size: Larger containers require proportionally more product
• Environmental Conditions: Temperature and moisture levels affect release rate and uptake
• Growth Rate: Faster-growing plants may exhaust nutrients sooner and require supplementation

Technical Profile

• Supply Form: Powder (coated prills)
• Supply Size: 16 oz / 453g
• Primary Boosts: Growth, Flower Density
• Application: Mix with water (drench) or soil (amendment / top dress)
• Grow Medium Compatibility: All solid mediums — ideal for soil and soil-based mixes

FAQs

How long does one application feed my plants?

When incorporated into soil, Evergreen Charge delivers a consistent nutrient supply for 4–8 weeks, depending on environmental conditions and growth stage.

Can I use it alongside liquid nutrients?

Yes. It functions excellently as a foundational base, and you can supplement freely with liquid additives such as cal-mag or bloom boosters as needed.

Is it suitable for container gardening?

Absolutely. It is particularly well-suited for container grows — just monitor dosage carefully based on pot volume to prevent nutrient accumulation over time.

Does it work in hydroponic systems?

Evergreen Charge is not designed for true water-based hydroponic systems. It performs best in soil, coco, or other solid growing media where the controlled-release mechanism can function as intended.