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Description
A 2-part nutrient designed as a base nutrient for coco growers.
Coco specific nutrients contain less potassium than other nutrients due to the high levels released by the coco medium. Humic and Fulvic acids improve the uptake and transportation which in turn will promote healthy plant growth and the absorption capacity of the root zone.
Do not add A & B parts at the same time, add A to your nutrient container; circulate the nutrient solution, then add B.
The suggested dilution rate is approximately 5ml per litre of water.
Key facts
| Type | Two-part (A & B) base nutrient for coco |
|---|---|
| Growing medium | Coco |
| Potassium | Lower than other feeds, because coco releases potassium itself |
| Contains | Humic and fulvic acids, to help uptake at the roots |
| Dose | About 5 ml per litre |
| Brand | House & Garden |
| Sizes | 1, 5 and 10 litres |
| Category | Base Nutrients |
How to use
The suggested rate is about 5 ml per litre of water.
- Add part A to your nutrient tank.
- Circulate or stir the solution.
- Then add part B.
Do not add A and B at the same time. Check the EC and pH of each feed with a pH and EC meter. See our coco coir range for growing media.
Questions
Why use a coco-specific feed?
Coco releases potassium of its own, so a coco feed has less potassium than a feed for soil or hydro.
Can I add A and B together?
No. Add A, circulate the solution, then add B.
Growers’ guides
- Coco Coir Guide: Choosing, Feeding and Reusing CocoWhat coco coir is, the coco mixes worth buying, how it compares with clay pebbles and rockwool, and how to feed and reuse it.
- pH and EC Meters: How to Measure, Calibrate and Look After ThemWhat pH and EC tell you, the targets nutrient makers publish, which meter to choose, and how to calibrate it and look after the probe.
