The most popular liquid plant nutrients now available in convenient kits for lush plant growth. Fundamentals Kit includes Flourish, Flourish Iron, and Flourish Excel. Enhancer Kit includes Flourish Nitrogen, Flourish Phosphorus, and Flourish Potassium. 100 ml each. Please click on "More Information" for recommended dosage and guaranteed analysis. |
| Flourish Fundamentals Kit
Flourish
Flourish Iron
*1.0% Soluble Iron (Fe) Flourish Excel Flourish Enhancer Kit Flourish Nitrogen Expert: The beginner dose raises nitrogen by the same degree that 1 mg/L nitrate would. This dose is sufficient to provide approximately 4 g of growth (dry) or about 20 g (hydrated) over a 1 month period (assuming all other necessary nutrients are provided). For increased growth, use proportionately more. To target a specific nitrogen increase, dose according to the following formula: 0.25vn=m, where v= volume of tank in gallons*, n=desired nitrogen increase (if using a "nitrate equivalent" value for "n" then use a factor of 0.05 instead of 0.25 in the formula) and m=volume of product to use in mL. For example, to raise 20 gallons* by 0.20 mg/L nitrogen, you would use: 0.25*20*0.20=1 mL. Because one-half of the nitrogen in Flourish Nitrogen™ is from nitrate you can get a reasonable estimate of nitrogen levels by doubling a nitrate reading.
*1.5% Soluble Nitrogen Flourish Phosphorous Expert: The beginner dose raises phosphorous by 0.05 mg/L (0.15 mg/L phosphate). The ideal phosphate level will vary, but generally ranges from 0.15-1.0 mg/L. Use Seachem's MultiTest: PhosphateTM test kit (#901377) to monitor phosphate levels. To target a specific phosphate increase, dose according to the following formula: 0.8vp=m, where v= volume of tank in gallons*, p=desired phosphate increase and m=volume of product to use in mL. For example to raise 20 gallons* to 0.1 mg/L phosphate you would use: 0.8*20*0.1=1.6 mL.
Derived from: Potassium Phosphate Flourish Potassium
Derived from: Potassium Sulfate Elemental potassium is present at a concentration of 50,000 ppm (e.g 5%). Archaic fertilizer laws require us to list potassium in terms of equivalence to a material that is not present (K2O) rather than the more scientifically sound method of simple elemental equivalence. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
We're sorry! |
|
No testimonials have been submitted for this product. |
|
Would you like to submit a testimonial? Click here |
|


















