Vitamix ACI – NPKS – 100g

Description

ACI Vitamix – NPKS

 

Quantity: 100 gram

NPKS – 12 : 16 : 22 : 6.5

Brand: ACI

 

ACI Vitamix 100 g — Detailed Gardening Guide

Property	Information
Product	ACI Vitamix
Pack	100 g jar
Product category	Water-soluble mineral fertilizer / foliar nutrient
NPKS	12 : 16 : 22 : 6.5
Nitrogen	12%
Phosphorus	16%
Potassium	22%
Sulfur	6.5%
Additional micronutrients	Zn, Fe, Cu, Mn, Mo
Water solubility	100%, according to ACI
Manufacturer’s foliar rate	1–2 g/L water
Primary application	Foliar spray
Organic?	No
Pesticide?	No
Insecticide?	No
Fungicide?	No

Benefits in gardening/agriculture

ACI describes Vitamix as a fertilizer intended to address nutrient shortages during crop growth. Its formulation combines four major nutrients—N, P, K and S—and additionally contains Zn, Fe, Cu, Mn and Mo. (Acifertilizer)

1.1 Nitrogen — 12%

Nitrogen is particularly important for:

• leaf development
• chlorophyll production
• vegetative growth
• amino-acid production
• protein synthesis
• enzyme production
• maintaining healthy green foliage

Therefore, Vitamix can be useful when plants have inadequate nitrogen availability.

1.2 Phosphorus — 16%

Phosphorus supports:

• root development
• energy transfer
• early plant establishment
• flowering
• reproductive development
• seed development

This makes the P component particularly useful during establishment and reproductive stages.

1.3 Potassium — 22%

Potassium is important for:

• stomatal regulation
• water management
• enzyme activation
• photosynthesis
• carbohydrate movement
• stress response
• fruit development and quality

The relatively high K content is one of the more notable features of Vitamix.

1.4 Sulfur — 6.5%

Sulfur participates in:

• amino-acid synthesis
• protein formation
• enzyme activity
• chlorophyll-related metabolism
• plant metabolism

1.5 Micronutrients

ACI also states that Vitamix contains:

• Zinc
• Iron
• Copper
• Manganese
• Molybdenum

However, ACI does not publicly disclose the percentage of each of these micronutrients on the product page I could verify, so I would not invent percentages for your product database. (Acifertilizer)

1.6 Faster nutrient delivery through foliage

ACI states that the product is 100% water soluble, allowing it to be dissolved in water and applied as a spray. (Acifertilizer)

This makes it particularly useful when you want a relatively rapid nutrient supplement without depending entirely on nutrient movement through the potting medium.

1.7 Flower and fruit support

ACI specifically states that balanced nutrition can increase flower and fruit numbers and contribute to larger, more nutritious fruits. (ACI Aronno)

However, I would phrase this for customers as:

“Supports flowering, fruit development and yield when nutrient availability is limiting.”

rather than promising that every application will increase yield.

Suitable crops and application rates

ACI’s recommendation is primarily concentration-based rather than giving a separate dosage for every species.

Manufacturer recommendation

1–2 g per litre of water for foliar application. (Acifertilizer)

For practical gardening:

Crop	Recommended starting concentration
Seedlings	1 g/L
Leafy vegetables	1 g/L
Herbs	1 g/L
Coriander	1 g/L
Lettuce	1 g/L
Spinach	1 g/L
Basil	1 g/L
Chili	1–1.5 g/L
Tomato	1–1.5 g/L
Eggplant	1–1.5 g/L
Cucumber	1–1.5 g/L
Beans	1–1.5 g/L
Okra	1–1.5 g/L
Gourds	1–1.5 g/L
Flowers	1–1.5 g/L
Rose	1–1.5 g/L
Ornamental plants	1–1.5 g/L
Mango	1.5–2 g/L
Guava	1.5–2 g/L
Lemon/citrus	1.5–2 g/L
Pomegranate	1.5–2 g/L
Papaya	1.5–2 g/L

 

These crop-specific ranges are practical adaptations of ACI’s 1–2 g/L recommendation, not separate ACI label rates. (Acifertilizer)

Best method/practice

Foliar spraying is the preferred method

For a rooftop garden, I would recommend:

1. Measure the water.
2. Add 1–2 g Vitamix per litre.
3. Dissolve completely.
4. Put into a clean hand sprayer.
5. Spray both sides of the foliage where practical.
6. Stop when the foliage is uniformly wet rather than heavily dripping.
7. Apply in early morning or late afternoon.

ACI itself recommends 1–2 g/L for foliar application, while its product information indicates that the product is completely water soluble. (Acifertilizer)

Best timing in Bangladesh

Morning: approximately 7–10 AM, depending on season.

Afternoon/evening: approximately 4:30–6:30 PM, after the strongest heat has passed.

Avoid:

• 11 AM–3 PM in hot weather
• spraying during intense sunlight
• spraying immediately before heavy rain
• spraying severely wilted plants

ACI also recommends morning or afternoon application. (Acifertilizer)

Rooftop gardening application according to planter size

This requires an important distinction.

Vitamix is not normally dosed according to soil volume. It is a foliar spray, so the correct amount is determined by the amount of spray solution needed to wet the plant’s foliage.

Approximate cylindrical planter volume

For a cylindrical pot:

Volume (L) ≈ 0.000785 × diameter² × height

where diameter and height are in cm.

For example:

12-inch diameter × 12-inch height ≈ 22.1 L

Actual capacity will differ for tapered, square or irregular containers.

Practical rooftop table

Planter	Approx. volume	Typical plants	Spray solution	Vitamix @ 1 g/L	Vitamix @ 1.5 g/L
6″ × 6″	~2.8 L	Seedlings, small herbs	100–150 mL	0.10–0.15 g	0.15–0.23 g
8″ × 8″	~6.5 L	Herbs, small flowers	150–200 mL	0.15–0.20 g	0.23–0.30 g
10″ × 10″	~12.8 L	Chili, basil, small ornamentals	200–300 mL	0.20–0.30 g	0.30–0.45 g
12″ × 12″	~22.1 L	Tomato, chili, eggplant	300–500 mL	0.30–0.50 g	0.45–0.75 g
14″ × 14″	~30.1 L	Large vegetables	400–600 mL	0.40–0.60 g	0.60–0.90 g
16″ × 16″	~42.2 L	Tomato, eggplant, flowers	500–800 mL	0.50–0.80 g	0.75–1.20 g
18″ × 18″	~57.4 L	Large vegetables/fruit plants	700–1,000 mL	0.70–1.00 g	1.05–1.50 g
20″ × 20″	~70.0 L	Large fruit plants	800–1,200 mL	0.80–1.20 g	1.20–1.80 g
24″ × 24″	~101 L	Large fruit trees	1–1.5 L	1–1.5 g	1.5–2.25 g

 

Important: Do not force a fixed amount of solution onto a small plant simply because its pot is large. The foliage size should determine how much spray is actually required.

Bangladesh weather adjustment

For March–May and particularly hot rooftop conditions:

Start at 1 g/L.

For June–September, because of rain and high humidity:

1 g/L is a sensible starting concentration, and avoid spraying immediately before rain.

During November–February, established plants can generally tolerate the upper part of the manufacturer’s range when nutritional supplementation is appropriate.

The Bangladesh Agricultural Research Council’s fertilizer guidance also specifically recognizes rooftop cultivation and notes that summer rooftop/container production requires careful irrigation management. (BARC Web Apps)

Nutrient contents

The verified formulation is:

Nutrient	Percentage
Nitrogen (N)	12%
Phosphorus (P)	16%
Potassium (K)	22%
Sulfur (S)	6.5%
Zinc	Present — percentage not disclosed by ACI
Iron	Present — percentage not disclosed
Copper	Present — percentage not disclosed
Manganese	Present — percentage not disclosed
Molybdenum	Present — percentage not disclosed

 

The declared N+P+K+S therefore accounts for 56.5% of the formulation by the stated elemental nutrient percentages.

Effectiveness

There is no scientifically valid universal percentage such as “Vitamix is 90% effective.”

Fertilizer response depends on:

• existing soil fertility
• nutrient deficiency
• crop species
• crop stage
• temperature
• water availability
• pH
• root health
• spray coverage
• concentration
• frequency
• other fertilizers being used

Suggested practical rating

Use	Rating
General nutrient supplementation	8/10
Foliar nutrient correction	8/10
Vegetative growth support	7.5/10
Flowering/fruiting nutritional support	8/10
Rooftop/container gardening	8/10
As a complete standalone fertilizer program	6/10

 

Chemical formula

There is no single chemical formula for ACI Vitamix, it is a multi-component fertilizer mixture, not one pure chemical compound.

The correct way to identify it is:

NPKS 12 : 16 : 22 : 6.5

plus Zn, Fe, Cu, Mn and Mo. (Acifertilizer)

It would therefore be chemically incorrect to write something such as:

Chemical formula = N12P16K22S6.5

That is a fertilizer analysis, not a molecular formula.

Chemical contents

The publicly verified composition is:

N = 12%
P = 16%
K = 22%
S = 6.5%

plus:

Zn + Fe + Cu + Mn + Mo

ACI does not disclose the individual percentages of these micronutrients on its public product information, so those should be listed as “present — percentage not publicly disclosed.” (Acifertilizer)

Also, I would avoid calling Vitamix a “micronutrient fertilizer” on your website. It contains micronutrients, but its major declared components are NPKS.

A more accurate description is:

Water-soluble NPKS fertilizer enriched with micronutrients.

How it is made/produced

ACI does not publicly disclose its proprietary manufacturing recipe.

From the publicly disclosed characteristics, it is a manufactured, water-soluble mineral fertilizer formulation.

Broadly, products of this type are produced by:

1. Selecting soluble nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and sulfur sources.
2. Adding appropriate micronutrient sources.
3. Precisely weighing the raw materials.
4. Blending/formulating them to achieve the specified nutrient analysis.
5. Controlling particle size/physical properties.
6. Testing solubility and nutrient concentration.
7. Packaging in moisture-resistant containers.

ACI specifically describes Vitamix as 100% water soluble, which is important for its foliar application. (Acifertilizer)

The exact raw materials and production process should be treated as proprietary unless ACI provides a technical specification/MSDS confirming them.

Organic alternatives / approach

If the customer specifically wants an organic gardening approach, Vitamix should not be presented as an organic fertilizer.

Instead, you can build an organic nutrient program around several materials.

For nitrogen

Possible alternatives:

• mature compost
• vermicompost
• well-composted cow dung
• poultry compost
• fish-based organic fertilizer
• soybean meal
• blood meal where legally/locally appropriate

Organic fertilizer nutrient concentrations can vary substantially between materials. (Yard and Garden)

For phosphorus

Possible options:

• bone meal
• properly processed bone-based fertilizers
• composted organic materials

Bone meal is generally a slower phosphorus source than a highly soluble mineral fertilizer. (UGA Extension)

For potassium

Possible options include:

• wood ash, used carefully because it raises pH
• kelp/seaweed-based materials
• certain plant-derived organic amendments
• compost

Nutrient concentrations vary considerably among organic sources. (Yard and Garden)

For general organic soil fertility

For rooftop gardening, a particularly practical strategy is:

Compost + vermicompost + biochar + appropriate mineral/organic supplements

rather than trying to make one organic product perform exactly like NPKS 12:16:22:6.5.

This is supported by recent Bangladesh rooftop research. A 2026 study on cherry tomato found that combinations of vermicompost and biochar improved growth and yield characteristics compared with the individual treatments in rooftop conditions. (ACSESS)

A Bangladesh rooftop lettuce study likewise investigated combinations involving cow dung, vermicompost and biochar, demonstrating the relevance of organic amendments to rooftop production. (Bangladesh Botanical Society)

Other uses apart from gardening

The product’s main purpose is plant nutrition, so its appropriate applications outside home gardening are still agricultural/horticultural:

• commercial vegetable production
• fruit orchards
• rice
• pulse crops
• oilseed crops
• nursery production
• flower cultivation
• tea cultivation
• rooftop farming
• container farming
• urban agriculture

ACI’s own material positions Vitamix as a crop nutrient product, while ACI Aronno specifically markets it alongside solutions for urban/rooftop gardening. (Acifertilizer)

It should not be marketed as:

• animal feed
• human supplement
• pesticide
• fungicide
• insecticide
• household chemical
• compost activator

Info Sources

Primary / manufacturer sources

ACI Fertilizer — Bumper Vitamix
ACI Fertilizer — Foliar Nutrient / Bumper Vitamix (Acifertilizer)

ACI Aronno — Bumper Vitamix 100 g
ACI Aronno — Bumper Vitamix 100 g (ACI Aronno)

ACI Aronno — Soil & Fertilizer collection
ACI Aronno — Soil & Fertilizer (ACI Aronno)

Product/reference sources

MyGardenBd — Vitamix ACI NPKS 100 g
MyGardenBd — Vitamix ACI NPKS 100 g (My Garden Bd)

Green Pacific Agro — Bumper Vitamix
Green Pacific Agro — Bumper Vitamix (Green Pacific Agro)

Zashop — ACI Bumper Vitamix
Zashop — ACI Bumper Vitamix (ZA Shop)

Organic / rooftop research sources

Bangladesh Agricultural Research Council — Fertilizer Recommendation Guide
BARC Fertilizer Recommendation Guide (BARC Web Apps)

Bangladesh Journal of Botany — Rooftop lettuce study
Bangladesh Journal of Botany — Rooftop lettuce research (Bangladesh Botanical Society)

Wiley — Vermicompost + biochar rooftop tomato study
Urban Agriculture & Regional Food Systems — Rooftop tomato study (ACSESS)

Iowa State University Extension — Organic fertilizers
Iowa State Extension — Selecting and Using Organic Fertilizers (Yard and Garden)

UGA Extension — Converting inorganic to organic fertilizer recommendations
UGA Cooperative Extension — Organic fertilizer conversion (UGA Extension)

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