Hydro Bloom

Increases the efficiency of root absorption and supports the growth of beneficial microorganisms on inert hydro substrates, improving water retention and nutrient uptake while suppressing harmful pathogens. To maximize effectiveness, it is essential to understand the unique requirements of your specific hydroponic setup.

Use and dosage:

50 ml / 10 l
If necessary, adjust the pH value using pH correctors.
Ideal values during the flowering stage:
EC: 1.6 - 2.2 mS/cm
pH: 5.8 - 6.2
Properties:
NPK fertilizer 3-4-5
Magnesium, calcium and sulphates
Chelated trace elements and vitamins, amino acids and other substances

Plant corner:

Visible roots have recently become a real trend, and we understand why! Beautiful glass containers with a clear view of what is usually hidden underground. The roots hang freely in the water and are put on display. Houseplants such as Philodendron, Anthurium or ivy are ideal. The best way to grow these hydro plants yourself is to let a cutting root in water. Herbs such as basil, rosemary or sage are also hydro-compatible; they can be planted as established plants by removing the soil from the roots. Of course, even these basic hydro setups need fertilizer. All water should be changed regularly and the glass container cleaned mechanically. Good luck!