Question 1

by what quantity it should be mixed with water

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In a particular feeding cycle, you should add either Greens (for leafy plants/salad greens/vegetative stage) or Blooms (for fruiting/flowering plants/fruiting stage) along with Nutes (irrespective of plant type) using following guidelines:

1. for plants grown in soil: if plants are small (up to 5 - 6 weeks), add 1 ml of Blooms/Greens and 0.5 ml of Nutes to 1 liter of water. Use this nutrient enriched water to feed the plants once a week. if plants are large (above 6 weeks), add 2 ml of Blooms/Greens and 1 ml of Nutes per liter of water.

2. for plants grown in hydroponic/soil-less media: in this case, there will be no nutrient available from the soil so the plant will need extra nutrition. If plants are small (up to 5 - 6 weeks), add 2 ml of Blooms/Greens and 1 ml of Nutes to 1 liter of water. If plants are large (above 6 weeks), add 4 ml of Blooms/Greens and 2 ml of Nutes per liter of water.

Question 2

Are you saying adding green, blooms and nutes in given quantity phase wise it will give ph tolerance zone?

Accepted Answer

No. Our nutrients are pH adjusted and depending upon the dosage, it may reach the desired zone for most of the plants but may not reach for all. Please read below to understand further.

pH Zone - pH zone is the ideal pH of the growing media (soil or cocopeat or water or substrate) in which the nutrient absorption by the particular plant is optimal. Plants may tolerate pH of + - 0.5 from the ideal zone but may grow slowly.

Our nutrients are pH balanced and they should lower the pH of water (which is around 7) to bring it in the desired zone. However, since we give generic nutrients for multiple crops, in some cases you might find pH to be slightly higher or lower than the ideal zone. If it is within + - 0.5 range and you are growing for hobby or home use, you can ignore it. However, if variation is more and you want quick and optimal returns then you can adjust the pH as follows:-

1. for lowering pH - by adding 0.25 to 0.5 ml of CityGreen's Organic pH Perfect solution at a time to reach the desired pH (wait for 5 minutes and stir before checking pH again) 
2. for increasing pH - by diluting the nutrient solution by adding plain water (which has a pH of approx 7 or up)

Hope we have answered your query. If you need any further guidance, feel free to contact our gardening support team.

Question 3

I too had a ph up issue. the tds is remaining constant. i added vinegar to down my ph but still after few hours the ph increases to 7.5 to 7.9

Accepted Answer

Try getting a pH low or a hydroponic pH lowering solution , they seem to work efficiently . The problem was fixed after that .

Question 4

Hi cam u give me concentration mix for foilar ?

Accepted Answer

Hi ,
if you are intending to use For foliar spray -
Depending on the age of the plants the dosage can be decided .
For smaller plants, you can use 1 ml of Greens +0.5 ml of Nutes. for leafy greens
For larger plants, you can use 2 ml of greens/blooms +1 ml of nutes.
Blooms as a foliar spray are more effective is used at the node of flowering at the time of flowering or just before it as it enhances flower and fruit growth.
Hope this helps.

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Brand	City Greens
Country of Origin	India
Generic Name	Outdoor Plants
Included Components	Blooms
Item Dimensions LxWxH	6.5 x 17 x 14 Centimeters
Item Form	Liquid
Item Weight	450 g
Liquid Volume	0.3 Litres
Manufacturer	Phone 8310312660. Email- [email protected], Vertical Farming Technologies Private Limited
Net Quantity	1.00 Count
Product Dimensions	6.5 x 17 x 14 cm; 450 g

Advance Hydroponic Nutrients for Different Stages of Plants Life - Concentrated Nutrients for Experienced Growers Total- 300ml (Greens, Blooms & Nutes 100ml Each).

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