Athena Fade

You should introduce Athena Fade during the final three weeks of your flowering phase. It is specifically designed to replace nitrogen-heavy nutrients during this critical ripening period to encourage better maturation.

No, Athena Fade is a nitrogen-free formula. By eliminating nitrogen in the final weeks, it helps the plant focus its energy on flower development, terpene production, and cannabinoid synthesis rather than vegetative growth.

While it is formulated to integrate seamlessly into the Athena feeding schedule, it is a mineral-based supplement that can be used with other programs. Just ensure you are not over-supplementing calcium or microelements when adding it to your existing base nutrients.

The application rate is 10-16 mL per gallon of water. Because it is a liquid concentrate, ensure you mix it thoroughly into your reservoir or nutrient solution to maintain consistent delivery.

No, Athena Fade is not classified as pet or child safe. Like most concentrated mineral fertilizers, it should be stored securely in a cool, dry place between 45° F and 85° F and kept out of reach of children and pets.

Athena Fade provides essential immobile nutrients like calcium and microelements that plants often struggle to mobilize during late-stage flowering. By providing these directly, it supports the plant's metabolic processes, which leads to improved terpene profiles and overall flower density.