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Bio-Hack: Nitrogenation via Hydrolyzed Gelatin

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Bio-Hack: Nitrogenation via Hydrolyzed Gelatin

Easy explanation

It's a natural nitrogen source (from hydrolyzed gelatin) that helps growth, but Yolia removes it on its own as soon as the plant enters flowering, because at that stage excess nitrogen gets in the way more than it helps.

Medium explanation

It contributes about 16% organic nitrogen from hydrolyzed collagen. The system automatically excludes it once it detects the case has entered flowering — it doesn't require the user to remember to remove it.

Advanced explanation

Organic nitrogen source (~16%) from hydrolyzed collagen. Auto-excluded by the system as soon as the case's stage enters flowering or later, avoiding the vegetative-nitrogen penalty in reproductive phases that the rest of the pipeline (Foundation25/BotanicalEngine) already applies.

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