TANK ADDITIVE:
SILICA USAGE INSTRUCTIONS
Available in:
1 Litre
* Are You Looking To Build Stronger More Vigorous Plants?
* Maximise The Benefits Of Today's High Performance Nutrients!
* Don't Let Your Plants Miss Out On This Essential Element!
* Works With All Nutrients, In All Systems And All Mediums!
FACT: Silicon is important to plants, very important. Silicon is so important that many world authorities on plant nutrition now consider it to be an essential nutrient. FACT: Most plants grown indoors or in hydroponic or soilless systems are deficient or completely void of this important element! Dutch Master SILICA is a special formulation of plant available silicon designed to help restore natural plant levels of silicon so your plant can build strong cell walls resulting in a well formed plant just like they would if they were grown outside in the ground. When using a modern performance based nutrient like GOLD NUTRIENT, SILICA is essential to help maximise the results you get from these high tech wonder nutrients. SILICA use should be started early in the vegetative stage and continued through until harvest for optimal results as SILICA'S benefits are optimized with long term use. Designed specifically for use with all growing media, SILICA's high performance action performs equally well in any system truly universal! Try it today and unlock the power in your garden!
USAGE INSTRUCTIONS:
For best results, use the online Nutrient Calculator for an individualized interactive feeding program to suit your needs.
To use SILICA, simply follow these easy guidelines!
1. Add SILICA to your reservoir according to the online Nutrient Calculator or at the rate of 10 ml / 2 teaspoons per 20 litres / 5 gallons of final tank volume after you have added your primary nutrient, such as GOLD NUTRIENT, stirring well to mix.
2. Add any other additives next except ZONE (add ZONE last) so as to avoid any localized pH reactions and top tank up to final level.
3. Check and adjust final nutrient strength using a TDS (PPM or EC) meter.
4. Check and adjust pH. This is important as SILICA normally causes the pH to rise.
