BUISNESS
Introducing Invivo!
Invivo was uniquely designed to create custom fertilizing solutions at any scale.
Our state-of-the-art facility combines the power of software engineering and automation to create precisely measured solutions by simply pressing a button. This process allows us to price small batches just as competitively as larger quantities, thus eliminating the need for one-size-fits-all solutions marketing campaigns.
Let us take care of your fertilization program so you can focus on what you do best.
ELIMINATING HUMAN ERRORS
Many things can happen when mixing fertilizer by hand, especially after the routine has settled in.
Eventually, someone will lose count and might add an extra bag of chemicals or inverse the formula’s prescribed potassium sulfate with potassium nitrate.
EXPERIMENTATION AND RAPID ITERATIONS
Our automated process can accommodate custom orders as small as 20 litres. This means that when you order from Invivo, you’re not committing to a staggering amount of a given formula.
If you want to make small adjustments between each order until you’ve perfected your production approach or if you want to test multiple formulas in parallel… we’re flexible enough to accommodate your needs!
EXPERT ADVICE CLOSE AT HAND
Invivo was established by the co-founder and ex-master grower of one of Canada’s largest licensed producers.
You’ll have privileged access to more than 30 years of horticulture experience, 5 of which were spent in the medical marijuana sector.
We’ll make sure every decision made during the mixing process is well understood beforehand.
NEXT-DAY SHIPPING
Obviously, we expect your fertilizer deliveries to be on somewhat of a regular schedule.
However, should any emergency come up and should you be running dry, we can have your order ready within a couple of hours and on the truck the very next morning at no extra charge.
SAMPLES SAVED FOR TWO YEARS
A sample of every batch mixed by Invivo is labeled and safeguarded for at least two years where it’ll be available to you at any time.
This would allow for retroactive testing of the fertilizer, long after the crops have been harvested and sold.