Canna - Coco A 20 L

Description

When you separate these two elements from each other, then mix both of them with the water in your nutrient reservoir later on,there is no problem. CANNA COCO nutrient consists of two parts, an A part and a B part. Growers throughout the world have been enthusiastic for years about the explosive growth and profuse flowering with CANNA COCO.Why A&B nutrients? CANNA COCO nutrient is composed of high value minerals. CANNA COCO nutrient consists of two parts, an A part and a B part. CANNA COCO nutrient is composed of high value minerals. The amounts of Calcium and Phosphate that have to be present for the nutrient to do its job properly are quite high. That's why you should first add the A component and then the B component! CANNA COCO is easy to use, dissolves directly and is extremely suitable for drain-to-waste? cultivation in buffered coco medium.Rich in high-value elementsAfter years of research into potting mixes, drainage and leaf analysis, CANNA has succeeded in being the first to develop a fertilizer that is specifically tailored to the characteristics of coco. Coco is a complete professional nutrient for plants containing all the essential elements for optimal growing and flowering.Due to the special characteristics of coco substrate CANNA COCO nutrients don't have a Vega and Flores version, there is one unique. When you put such highly concentrated elements in one bottle they will conflict with each other sometimes resulting in a slimy residue.

Key Features

• When you put such highly concentrated elements in one bottle they will conflict with each other sometimes resulting in a slimy residue.
• CANNA COCO nutrient consists of two parts, an A part and a B part.
• The amounts of Calcium and Phosphate that have to be present for the nutrient to do its job properly are quite high.
• When you separate these two elements from each other, then mix both of them with the water in your nutrient reservoir later on,there is no problem.
• CANNA COCO nutrient is composed of high value minerals.
• That's why you should first add the A component and then the B component!