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What is the difference between Clonex Clone Solution (CCS) and Rootzone?

What is the difference between Clonex Clone Solution (CCS) and Rootzone?

CCS and Rootzone each play a unique role in plant growth. CCS is a specially formulated nutrient solution that provides cuttings and seedlings with essential nutrients for strong root development and healthy early growth, giving young plants the best start possible. Rootzone, an organic-based supplement, supports plants throughout their entire life cycle by enhancing nutrient uptake and promoting optimal root health. It ensures plants continue to thrive as they mature. Together, CCS and Rootzone form a seamless nutrient system – CCS gives seedlings a strong foundation, while Rootzone offers long-term support – ensuring your plants grow healthy and productive from first sprout to final harvest. Whether you're new to hydroponics or a seasoned grower, these two products working together ensure your hydroponic garden flourishes at every stage.

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How long is the shelf life of Clonex?

Clonex has a shelf life of up to 2 years when stored correctly. To maintain its potency, avoid contamination and store it in a cool, dark place, away from extreme temperatures.

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Macronutrients like Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P), and Potassium (K) are fundamental for healthy plant growth.

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How can I become a GT retailer?

If you're based in Australia and interested in stocking our products, reach out to us via email or phone to get started.

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