Growth Technology Formulex Nutrient Growth pH Seedling Young Plants Hydroponics (5 Litre)

Product description Formulex has a universal profile and was designed to grow all types of vegetative and floral crops the highest standard. Professionals rely on Formulex for feeding seedlings, transplants and clones. Formulex remains popular with all growers, as it is cost-effective and straightforward. In addition, it may be used for foliar feeding and for pre-treating RockWool. Formulex has a buffered pH and usually requires no pH adjustment once in solution. It is extremely versatile and easy to use. It is an ideal nutrient for soil grown plants and perhaps the ultimate fertiliser for all house plants. Formulex is a complete, balanced and stabilised solution containing all the macro and micro nutrients required for optimum plant growth. Formulex represents a breakthrough in plant nutrition because: FORMULEX is the very first formulation to contain a full nutrient profile in a single container. FORMULEX is stable. All elements are present and will remain available to plants through varying conditions of usage. FORMULEX is concentrated and will make up to 100 times its volume of working solution. FORMULEX is complete. It is designed for hydroponic applications where every nutrient element must be supplied in solution. FORMULEX is versatile. It is suitable for hydroponic or soil cultivation and especially recommended for foliar feeding. FORMULEX is meticulously formulated to express a pH of 6 when made up with tapwater. Hydroponic growers no longer need to worry about pH. FORMULEX is manufactured to exacting standards from laboratory grade materials. It is one of a range of products from Growth Technology that truly heralds a quiet revolution in horticulture. Directions Use Formulex for feeding seedlings, transplants, and clones; for foliar feeding; and for pre-treating RockWool. Check the product packaging or manufacturer documentation for detailed usage instructions. Safety Warning Safety warnings, precautions, and potential hazards related to handling, storage, and application are likely present but not explicitly stated in the provided information.