General Hydroponics

General Hydroponics pH Control Kit contains 8 oz pH UP, 8 oz pH DOWN, 1 oz indicator and vial.

Diamond Nectar: Despite the low level of nutrients found in natural soil-based environments, plant growth nevertheless occurs because humic acids channel available nutrients directly into...

FLORABLOOM: Stimulates flower and fruit development. Enhances flavor, aroma, and essential oils. Provides high phosphorus, potassium, magnesium, and sulfur. The original Building-Block Nutrient...

The original Building-Block Nutrient System, often imitated but never duplicated. Flora Series contains complete primary, secondary and micronutrients for enhanced yields and better crop quality...

MaxiGro and MaxiBloom are standalone, water-soluble, dry concentrated nutrients. Complete in primary, secondary, and micronutrients, pH buffered MaxiGro and MaxiBloom will provide superior results...

MaxiGro and MaxiBloom are stand-alone, water-soluble, dry concentrated nutrients. Complete in Primary, Secondary, and Micronutrients, pH buffered MaxiGro and MaxiBloom will provide superior results...

To use General Hydroponics pH Down, add the solution to your hydroponic system's nutrient solution to lowerTo use General Hydroponics pH Down, add the solution to your hydroponic system's nutrient...

To maximize plant growth, the pH content of your nutrients should be slightly acidic. Experienced growers consider the ideal pH for most crops to fall between 5.5 and 6.5. Users of General...

To maximize plant growth, the pH content of your nutrients should be slightly acidic. Experienced growers consider the ideal pH for most crops to fall between 5.5 and 6.5. Users of General...

Achieve the perfect pH To maximize plant growth, the pH level of your nutrients should be slightly acidic. Experienced growers consider the ideal pH for most crops to fall between 5.5 and 6.5. Users...

Ripen® 0.5-7-6 promotes increased and abundant flowering with greater oil and fragrance production. Ripen® is highly concentrated and provides macronutrients that are primarily responsible...