House & Garden Amino Treatment (100ml / 250ml / 500ml / 1L / 5L)

What is House & Garden Amino Treatment and what does it do?

House & Garden Amino Treatment is a powerful additive that blends plant-derived amino acids with silicon to support rapid veg growth, strong stems, improved nutrient uptake, and smoother transitions into early flowering. It’s not a base nutrient — it’s designed to enhance overall plant health and growth performance.

When should I use House & Garden Amino Treatment?

Start using it once seedlings or clones are established, and continue through veg and early flower. Most growers stop by the end of week 3 of flowering. It’s not recommended in late bloom since its benefits are front-loaded in the growth cycle.

What’s the correct dosage for House & Garden Amino Treatment?

Use 0.2 mL/L in veg and up to 1.0 mL/L in early flower. For a 10L mix, that’s 2–10 mL depending on stage. Start with a low dose and increase gradually. It’s concentrated, so there’s no need to max out unless your plants are thriving.

Can I use House & Garden Amino Treatment in hydro, coco, or soil?

Yes — it’s suitable for all common grow media including hydroponics, coco, and soil. It also works in bottom-feeding systems and recirculating setups, as long as your reservoir is kept clean, oxygenated, and cool.

Will House & Garden Amino Treatment clog drippers or irrigation lines?

It shouldn’t at standard doses, but regular maintenance still matters. Keep your res clean, filters fresh, and avoid letting nutrient solutions sit warm and stagnant to prevent any buildup.

Does House & Garden Amino Treatment change pH or EC?

It can shift pH slightly and add a small amount to your EC. Always check pH and EC after your final mix, and adjust accordingly. Think of it as a light additive, not a heavy feed component.

How should I mix House & Garden Amino Treatment?

Add base nutrients to water first, mix well, then add Amino Treatment. Stir again and adjust pH last. Never mix concentrates directly together. Always shake the bottle before use to ensure even consistency.

Can I combine House & Garden Amino Treatment with other additives?

Yes — it’s compatible with most programs, including enzymes, Cal-Mag, Roots Excelurator, and silica. Just avoid stacking too many strong additives at once, and be cautious with sterilizers like hydrogen peroxide which can interfere with bioactive products.

What results should I expect from House & Garden Amino Treatment?

You may notice faster veg growth, stronger stems, richer leaf colour, and a healthier transition into flowering. It also helps plants handle light stress or transplant shock, but it won’t fix underlying issues like bad pH or poor lighting.

How do I know if I’m overusing House & Garden Amino Treatment?

Signs of overuse include overly lush or dark foliage, nutrient burn at the tips, slow water uptake, or plants looking “overfed.” Always watch your EC and adjust other inputs accordingly if pushing the dose.

Can House & Garden Amino Treatment help with plant stress or weak stems?

Yes — it can support recovery from mild stress and contribute to stronger structure. For best results, pair it with solid lighting, airflow, and stable environmental conditions.

Can I foliar spray House & Garden Amino Treatment?

It’s designed for use in the root zone, not as a foliar spray. If you want to experiment with foliar feeding, do a small test first, but it’s not the standard or recommended method for this product.

Does House & Garden Amino Treatment have a smell?

Yes — like many amino-based products, it has a natural, nutrient-like scent from its soy hydrolysate base. This is totally normal and not a sign of spoilage.

How should I store House & Garden Amino Treatment?

Keep it sealed, in a cool spot out of direct sunlight. Avoid freezing and don’t store it in a hot shed. Shake before use if it’s been sitting a while.

What sizes does House & Garden Amino Treatment come in?

It’s available in 100 mL, 250 mL, 500 mL, 1L, and sometimes larger sizes. Small growers will find even a small bottle lasts a long time. Larger operations should consider the better value of 500 mL or 1L bottles.