Designed for use throughout both vegetative and flowering stages, this nutrient system ensures optimal plant development by providing a balanced mix of essential macro and trace elements. The formulation accounts for the unique characteristics of coco coir, delivering nutrients in ratios that promote vigorous growth and abundant yields.
Tailored for Coco Coir: Specifically designed to complement the properties of coco substrates, ensuring efficient nutrient uptake.
High-Quality Ingredients: Utilizes pharmaceutical and food-grade components for purity and effectiveness.
Balanced Nutrient Profile: Provides all necessary macro and microelements, including adjusted potassium levels to accommodate coco coir's natural potassium release.
Humic and Fulvic Acids: Enhances nutrient absorption and promotes robust root development.
Versatile Application: Suitable for use in various growing systems, including hydroponic setups, and compatible with hand-watering or automated irrigation.
Choosing House & Garden Cocos A&B ensures that your plants receive a nutrient solution specifically crafted for coco coir cultivation. The meticulous formulation supports healthy growth, maximizes yields, and enhances the overall quality of your produce. By investing in this nutrient system, you provide your plants with the foundation they need for success.
How do I mix House & Garden Cocos A&B? Begin by filling your nutrient reservoir with water. Add Part A to the water and mix thoroughly. Then, add Part B and mix again. Ensure both parts are never combined in their concentrated forms.
Can I use Cocos A&B throughout the entire growth cycle? Yes, Cocos A&B is formulated for use during both the vegetative and flowering stages, providing consistent nutrition throughout the plant's lifecycle.
Is this nutrient suitable for all coco coir growing mediums? Absolutely, Cocos A&B is designed to work effectively with any growing medium containing 40% or more coco coir.
What precautions should I take when using this nutrient? Always add Part A and Part B separately to water, mixing thoroughly between additions. Mixing them together in concentrated form can cause nutrient lockout or precipitation.
