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Why do micronutrients matter in hydroponics?

Why do micronutrients matter in hydroponics?

Micronutrients are needed in smaller amounts but play a crucial role in plant health. Micronutrients like Iron (Fe), Manganese (Mn), Zinc (Zn), and Copper (Cu) assist in everything from enzyme activation to chlorophyll formation. While needed in small amounts, these nutrients are vital to your plant’s health and growth.

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Can I use GT Silica on its own?

While GT Silica provides many advantages on its own, we recommend using it in combination with a balanced hydroponic nutrient program.

Can I use GT Silica on its own?

Can Clonex gel be used on any plant?

Yes, Clonex Gel is available in three strengths – Green, Red, and Purple – each designed for different types of cuttings, from softwood to hardwood, ensuring a successful rooting process.

Can Clonex gel be used on any plant?

How do I choose the right strength of Clonex?

Each Clonex product is colour-coded for convenience: Green (1.5g/L IBA) for softwood, Purple (3.0g/L IBA) for medium wood, and Red (8.0g/L IBA) for hardwood cuttings.

How do I choose the right strength of Clonex?

Why does mixing matter when using GT Silica?

Why does mixing matter when using GT Silica?

How long does mixed hydroponic solution last?

Once mixed, a hydroponic nutrient solution will remain in optimal condition for about 1-2 weeks. After that, it can become a breeding ground for bacteria or fungi, which could harm your plants.

How long does mixed hydroponic solution last?