FloraKit, qt

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This stuff works and, myself and my seven year old daughter, have eaten vegetables I grew using it with a flavor that you cannot tell whether it was store bought or not, from the soil or not! Hydroponics has a learning curve but what is cool about this hydroponic solution is that it dissolves quickly with a little stirring! You can mix several gallons quickly and spend less time waiting for the nutrients to dissolve unlike granular hydroponic solutions. This is important especially if you are tasked with making 5 gallons or more of nutrient solution. You want to just mix it and pour it! I have used this stuff with all phases of vegetable growth following the instructions and have not had ANY issues! It blows my mind to see my vegetables grow and I dont have to water them every day! Also, I have poured the solution at the base of soil grown vegetables with good results... usually because I have left-over solution I don't want to waste! This is how I make 1 gallon of this stuff: 1. One gallon tap water 2. Five ml of each container (flora micro first, flora gro 2nd, then flora bloom last). Shake flora containers before using and shake the gallon jug after adding each flora nutrient to the 1 gallon container. 3. Add 10 ml of 3% "food grade" hydrogen peroxide (you can buy it here on amazon) per gallon. I do this to boost oxygen levels to fight off algae and it helps a bit with mesquites trying to breed in the water if your containers are outside and the container has air holes for ventilation (or just put screens over your holes). 4. Add .75 ml (that is just under one ml) of PH DOWN per 1 gallon... which you can also buy on amazon. 5. Go pour your solution in the primary container holding your plant! Just remember that when your plants get to the stage of fruiting and making actual vegetables, they will suck the solution up like crazy (not to mention natural evaporation if your holding containers are exposed to the sun all the time). You can just add regular tap water the first time the water level drops and evey other time, just add more nutrient solution as you go! Try to avoid letting the water go too low all the way to the bottom of your containers. It stresses your plants! Essentially, you will be adding water then solution on a three day cycle if you monitor it well during the fruiting stages. Overall, this stuff is AMAZING and I LOVE eating my cucumbers and tomatoes I grew and didn't have to buy at a grocery store! Remember, you do not need dozens of plants to feed your family. Just think in terms of "2s"! Feeding one person? Grow two tomato plants, two cucumber plants, etc. Feeding a family of four? Eight plants will give excess! Go sell the extras or give it to neighbors! Oh, this stuff lasts FOREVER too! Knowing this, it is a good idea to consider growing indoors with grow lights and warmth for winter months!

I’ve been using this for a few months in my hydroponic setup and pots and the results have been excellent. The three-part system gives me precise control over nutrient levels at different stages of plant growth. My plants look healthier, with vibrant leaves and strong root development. Mixing is straightforward, and the labels provide clear guidance for beginners and experienced growers alike. Pros: Complete 3-part system allows stage-specific feeding Easy to mix and use Produces healthy, vigorous plants Reliable and consistent results Cons: Slight learning curve for beginners when calculating ratios Requires proper storage to maintain effectiveness Overall, this nutrient series is a dependable choice for hydroponic gardeners. I’d recommend it to anyone looking for flexible, high-quality nutrients that support strong growth from start to finish.

I picked this 3-part nutrient system to step up my plant setup, and it’s been a noticeable upgrade compared to basic fertilizers. The plant suitability is really impressive. I’ve used it on a mix of plants, and everything from early growth to later stages seems to respond well. I noticed stronger roots and more consistent growth once I got the ratios dialed in. The concentration is pretty strong, which is a good thing. You don’t need to use a lot each time, so the bottles last longer than you’d expect. Once I figured out the right amounts, it felt efficient and not wasteful. The bottle size is a good middle ground. It’s enough to last through multiple uses without taking up too much space, and it feels like a solid starter size before committing to larger quantities. The instructions are actually helpful, especially if you’re newer to this kind of setup. There is a bit of a learning curve with mixing three parts, but once you follow the guide a couple times, it becomes routine. The ease of use is decent overall, but it does require a bit more attention than single-bottle options. Measuring and mixing takes a few extra minutes, but you get more control in return. The appearance is clean and straightforward. The bottles are clearly labeled, and it’s easy to tell which one you’re using without mixing them up. The durability of the packaging feels solid. The bottles seal well and don’t leak, which is important when storing them long term. I did notice you still need to keep an eye on pH levels separately, so it’s not completely hands-off, but that’s expected with something like this. For the price, the value for money is really good, especially considering how concentrated it is and the results you get. Overall, this is a reliable and flexible system that gives you more control over plant growth, and once you get used to it, it’s hard to go back to simpler options.

Great nutrients. I may have ordered too large of volume. Wonder if they will hold up under storage. Anyone have experience with storage. Using an aero garden so I don't need much.