PH (potential hydrogen) levels for hydroponic gardening are extremely important and should be checked regularly. Earth Juice Natural pH Up is a crystallized pH adjuster used to adjust fertilizer and foliar spray solutions.
October 14th, 2009 | grow light girl | 3 comments | ContinuedAll Posts Tagged With: "nutrients"
General Hydroponics – How do I use Flora Series?
General Hydroponics Flora Series is the most commonly used hydroponic nutrient on the market. It can work extremely well if used properly. One of the beauties of the General Hydroponics three-part solution is that you can adjust the ratios to suit your type of plant and stage of growth. We’ve provided a handy reference sheet for you to use when working with General Hydroponics nutrients.
July 17th, 2009 | i grow hydro | 1 comment | Continued
What nutrients should I give my outdoor plants for large fruits?
Learn what our experts have to say about performance nutrients and bloom enhancers for hydroponics and soil growing. Take advantage of the same help our friend Dave got: a fast answer his outdoor growing question. Read the article for all the juicy details or chime in on the discussion.
July 9th, 2009 | i grow hydro | 0 comments | Continued
Humboldt Nutrients Plant and Hydroponic Nutrients Part 1
Humboldt Nutrients is committed to providing the best quality products for hydroponic and organic growers. Humboldt Nutrients is a more affordable line of plant nutrients and complete nutritional programs that will increase the yield and quality of your favorite plants. Plant nutrient lines imported from foreign countries are more expensive than Humboldt’s hydroponic nutrients due to import taxes and tariffs no to mention the quality of Humbolt’s plant nutrients far exceeds others without exceeding the price. Check out part one in our Humboldt Nutrients review.
July 5th, 2009 | i grow hydro | 1 comment | Continued
Growing with Organic Nutrients: Shopping the top brands
This article highlights the top brands of organic nutrients for your hydroponic or soil based garden. These nutrients are a bit more difficult to manage than ‘regular’ hydroponic nutrients. They do take a greater degree of skill and care to manage and can cause problems if not used correctly.
May 29th, 2009 | i grow hydro | 0 comments | Continued
