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Hydrotops Hydro

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Description

Elevate your hydroponic garden with Hydrotops Hydro, a premium 2-part base nutrient solution designed specifically for indoor and outdoor hydroponic growers. This expertly formulated fertiliser provides all the essential nutrients your plants need for healthy and vigorous growth. Ideal for a wide range of plants, Hydrotops Hydro ensures your hydroponic system delivers outstanding results.

  • Complete Nutrient Solution: Delivers a balanced mix of essential macro and micronutrients tailored for hydroponic systems, ensuring robust plant growth.
  • Promotes Vigorous Growth: Supports all stages of plant development, from seedling to harvest, ensuring strong and healthy plants.
  • Enhances Nutrient Uptake: Optimises the absorption of nutrients in a hydroponic environment, maximising plant health and productivity.
  • Improves Plant Health: Strengthens plants' natural defences, making them more resilient to pests and diseases.
  • Easy to Use: Simple to mix and apply, making it ideal for growers of all experience levels.
  • Versatile Application: Suitable for use in various hydroponic systems, including NFT, DWC, and drip systems.

Achieve exceptional growth with Hydrotops Hydro. Whether you’re a novice or an experienced hydroponic gardener, this nutrient solution provides the comprehensive care your plants need to thrive, leading to healthier growth and more bountiful harvests.

Hydrotops Hydro Grow should be used during the vegetative stage as well as the first few weeks of flowering when growing with rockwool, clay pebbles or any other hydroponic growing medium or system. Hydrotops suggest a dose of between 1-4ml per litre depending on what stage of vegetative/growth cycle you are at. We also recommend using an EC meter get the most accurate dosing for your plants.

Hydrotops Hydro Bloom should be used during the flowering stage when growing with clay pebbles, rockwool or any other hydroponic growing medium or system. Hydrotops suggest a dose of between 1-4ml per litre depending on what stage of the flowering cycle you are at.

For best results, please refer to the Hydrotops Hydro Schedule. We recommend using an EC meter get the most accurate dosing for your plants. Always use equal parts of A and B and shake well before use.

Available in seperate 'A & B Grow' and 'A & B Bloom' blends, in 5l or 25l sizes.

***Do not use products containing Hydrogen Peroxide with Floral Boost - this will kill off any beneficial organic compounds it contains.

Recommended, especially if you're already using the Hydrotops range of base fertilisers and additives.

Key facts

TypeTwo-part (A & B) base nutrient: Grow and Bloom
Growing mediumHydroponics: rockwool, clay pebbles and other hydroponic media; NFT, DWC and drip systems
WaterHard water and soft water versions
Dose1-4 ml per litre, depending on the stage
Sizes5 litre and 25 litre sets
BrandHydrotops
CategoryBase Nutrients

How to use

  1. Shake both bottles well.
  2. Add equal amounts of A and B to the water, at 1-4 ml per litre depending on the stage of growth.
  3. Check the strength with an EC meter for the most accurate dosing.

Use Hydro Grow through vegetative growth and the first few weeks of flowering, then Hydro Bloom for the rest of flowering. Pick the hard water or soft water version to match your tap water.

Questions

When do I change from Hydro Grow to Hydro Bloom?

Hydro Grow is used through vegetative growth and the first few weeks of flowering. Hydro Bloom takes over for the rest of the flowering stage.

Do I need the hard water or the soft water version?

The one that matches your tap water. Your water company's website will tell you which you have; much of the south and east of England is hard.

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