Advanced nutrients tasty terpenes is made from a whole range of natural foods – alfalfa meal (medicago), earthworm castings, humus, seaweed extract (ascophyllum nodosum), yucca extract, bat guano plus a mineral called azomite. Azomite is an especially rich source of over 70 trace elements, and provides all those little extras that make the difference in the quality of your crop. These foods supply natural forms of nutrients which plants thrive on, raising their disease immunity and increasing the natural oils and terpene production within the plant. When you look at what Nirvana has In it, and how these organics work for you, that's why Nirvana is the number one choice of growers seeking an organic way to maximize yield and quality. Nirvana also gives you Ascophyllum nodosum algae (along with kelp extracts). These rich compounds contain ingedients that stimulate root function, cell replication, and flower. The benefits keep on coming when you use nirvana, because it contains soy protein that has been pre-digested using enzymes instead of the acid process that most manufacturers use. Enzymatically-hydrolyzed soy protein ensures that flower-boosting amino acids cysteine and tryptophan are preserved in the biologically-active "L" form. Most manufacturers use acid hydrolysis, which destroys L-aminos. When you use Nirvana's enzymatically-hydrolyzed soy protein, your plants get L-aminos that stimulate floral growth and potency. Another Nirvana benefit comes from two other plants: Chilean Soap Bark and Yucca. These amazing plants produce compounds called surfactants. A surfactant is a compound that reduces the "surface tension" of liquids so they and whatever they contain more easily enter your plants via roots and leaves.

Tasty terpenes has two surfactants that make it penetrate leaves to deliver flower-boosting compounds directly into floral clusters. Tasty terpenes is all-organic, so it’s safe to leave on your flowers. However, we recommend that you mist and cleanse your floral clusters with pure water just before harvest as a general way of creating the cleanest end product. Keep out of reach of children.