Foliar feeding with RHIZOTONIC is most efficient when this is carried out around the time that the lights go out when cultivating inside, or just before sunset when cultivating outside.
CANNA COCO
CANNA COCO is a line of nutrients and substrates which are specially developed for growing plants in coco. The first coco cultivation product line was CANNA's coco line. Nowadays it's the most popular growing product line for both professionals and hobbyists.
Besides the regular CANNA COCO line there is also CANNA COGr. This line includes the special COGr board and is perfect for the experienced and demanding coco grower.
Coco is a complete professional nutrient for plants containing all the essential elements for optimal growing and flowering.
Thanks to the coco medium’s unique buffering qualities CANNA Coco A&B is used for both the growth and flowering phases.
CANNA COCO substrate has a fine, uniform structure, free from viruses, chemical additives and soil diseases. The substrate can be re-used several times and is environmentally friendly. Furthermore it meets the strict RHP for Horticulture demands.
CANNA COCO has been developed and created to fulfill all the requirements for cultivating plants. CANNA COCO has a complex air/water system, which makes it superior to other substrates.
The CANNA Coco Brick is the exact same high quality, washed and buffered medium that CANNA is known for but in a compressed form.
A specially designed hole causes the brick to expand faster than you have ever seen before. The packaging is in fact a bag in which the brick is designed to be soaked or wetted.
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COCO InfoPaper
Want to know more about CANNA COCO? In this Infopaper we explain everything you want to know about growing plants in coco. Growing on coco is the most popular method for both professionals and hobbyists.
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