If the goal is to push growth, it's not about feeding the plant harder blindly, but about creating an environment in which it can grow quickly, healthily and stably. Especially during the vegetative phase, nitrogen supply, soil activity, root zone and water management are decisive.
In Living Soil, growth doesn't mean just more nutrient input, but above all better processes in the soil. Microbes, organic matter, oxygen, consistent moisture and a good structure ensure that nutrients arrive in a plant-available form in the first place.
A sensible growth push therefore relies on a combination of active soil life, balanced nitrogen sources, a healthy root zone and an overall stable system. Too aggressive measures, on the other hand, often produce spindly growth, imbalances or later problems during flowering.
