Aluminium Sulphate Spec Sheet
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Category Archives: Fertilizers and Plant Nutrients
Chelated Fertilisers
Nutrient management is crucial for optimal productivity in commercial crop production. Micronutrients such as Iron, Manganese, Zinc, Copper and Molybdenum, are easily oxidized or precipitated in soil, and their utilization is, therefore, not very efficient. Chelated fertilizers have been developed Continue reading
Nutrient Mixing Instructions – 5kg and larger
Attached are the mixing instructions for Blended Nutrient Packs of 5kg and larger. For smaller pack mixing instructions please refer to previous Blog
Dynaroot Information
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EC or CF Values for Various Crops
African violet 10 to 12 Asparagus 14 to 18 Avocado pear 18 to 26 Balm 10 to 14 Banana 18 to 22 Basil 10 to 14 Beans 18 to 25 Beetroot 18 to 22 Blueberry 18 to 20 Borage 10 Continue reading
Info on Macro and Secondary Nutrients
Plant Nutrients Water and nutrient are carried through in the plants xylem. Plants require a approximately 16 different elements for healthy growth. Carbon, calcium, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, phosphorus, potassium and magnesium are needed in large quantities and referred to as Continue reading
Purity XL Dilutions
Purity XL Plus has many uses. In this post we discuss the use of Purity XL Plus for algae control in nutrient solutions. Whilst at 0.1% it will not completely control algae growth it will substantially reduce it. Use when Continue reading
Nutrient Blends Mixing Instructions
Nutrient Blends Mixing Instructions Our Granulated Blended Nutrients use only the highest quality, soluble raw materials available. For domestic or hobby packs (1kg and 5kg) use at the rate of 0.5gm of ‘A’ and 0.5gm of ‘B’ in one litre Continue reading
Effects of Light on pH of Nutrient Solution
In periods of good light intensity such as clear sunny days, plants take up more Nitrogen, making the nutrient solution more alkaline, this in turn requires acid to be used for pH adjustment. However, periods of dull overcast conditions at Continue reading
Calcium Chloride in Aquarium Tanks
Are you aware that by adding as little as 5gms of Calcium Chloride per 35 litres of water to your tank can give you approximately 50ppm of calcium. Calcium is important to the general running of the tank and is Continue reading