Late Flower Bud Booster for Weight & Density Advanced Nutrients Overdrive is a late flowering booster designed to push your plants through the final stage of bloom with maximum energy, helping increase bud size, density and overall yield. Formulated with a targeted NPK ratio of 1-5-4, Overdrive delivers elevated levels of phosphorus, potassium and magnesium right when your plants need it most – during the final weeks of flowering when bud development is still accelerating. If you want to finish strong and maximise your harvest potential, Overdrive is built to keep plants performing right through to the end of the cycle. Please note: 10 litre variants are purchased to order and may be dispatched separately or incur a slight delay. Key Benefits Boosts late flowering performance for bigger, denser buds Increases final yield potential Supports energy transfer within the plant Enhances bud weight and structure Provides essential phosphorus, potassium and magnesium Works in hydro, coco and soil Why You Need Overdrive in Late Flower Many growers assume plants slow down towards the end of flowering, but this is actually one of the most important stages for bud development. During the final weeks, plants are still actively building mass and density. Without the right nutrients, this process can stall. Advanced Nutrients Overdrive provides the extra push needed to keep energy levels high, helping plants continue producing heavier, more compact flowers right up until harvest. How to Use Use Overdrive during the final 2 weeks of flowering alongside your base bloom nutrients. Dilution rate: 2ml per litre of water Add to your nutrient solution, mixing thoroughly between additions. Continue use through late flower before beginning your final flush. Tech Specs Product type: Late flowering booster Use stage: Final weeks of flowering NPK ratio: 1-5-4 Dilution rate: 2ml per litre Suitable for: Hydroponics, coco and soil Top Tip Don’t cut feeding too early – using Overdrive in the final weeks helps your plants pack on extra weight right at the end, where some of the biggest gains in yield can still be made.
