Why Is My Fertilizer Mix Foaming Up?

Front Row Ag technical expert Tyler Simmons explains why you might see foam when mixing Part B and Bloom. Both contain surfactants—molecules that reduce water’s surface tension—helping nutrients dissolve more effectively.

In this video, you’ll learn: - Why surfactants are in Front Row Ag products like Si and Part B - (it’s to aid in mixing!) - Why foam appears in tanks (and why it’s normal) - The one mistake to avoid when mixing (Avoid using air stones or arrow mixers) 

⚠️ Quick tip: Foam is safe - but using air injection can cause your tanks to overflow. 

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