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GT on Garden Gurus: Feeding Indoor Plants
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GT on Garden Gurus: Feeding Indoor Plants

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GT Rootzone: Kelp-Based Support for Healthy Roots
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Plant Nutrients and Fertilisers: Understanding the Difference
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Plant Nutrients and Fertilisers: Understanding the Difference

The Focus Range: Nutrition Shaped by Each Plant's Needs
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The Focus Range: Nutrition Shaped by Each Plant's Needs

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GT Silica: Strength Built at the Cell Wall

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GT Clonex Clone Solution: Supporting Root Growth in Cuttings

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Nora Mutalima: The Leca Queen

Nora Mutalima shares her journey from soil to semi-hydroponics, how Growth Technology products fuel her thriving indoor jungle, and why leca changed everything.

Nora Mutalima: The Leca Queen

Tara Peeters

From childhood obsession to award-winning exhibitor, Tara Peeters shares how 25 years of orchid growing and a move from Victoria to Perth led her to discover GT products and transform her collection.

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What is the ideal pH range for my nutrient solution?

For most growing systems, a pH between 5.5 and 6.5 is recommended.

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Can I use GT pH Drop across different growing systems?

Yes.

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How much GT pH Drop should I use?

Add GT pH Drop gradually using a dropper, mix well, and re-test before adding more.

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How do I know if my pH is too high?

If your pH is too high, plants may struggle to access key nutrients including iron, calcium, magnesium, and phosphorus.

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