EHG Micro
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EHG Micro 9-16

EHG Micro

R160.00 – R3 000.00

The chelated micro-nutrient foundation your feed needs. EHG Micro provides all the required micro-elements in chelated form for reliable uptake — part of the Easy Hydro Grow 3-part series covering every stage of your plants’ development.

  • Complete micro-nutrition: supplies all required micro-elements, chelated for availability
  • Complete system: use with EHG Grow and Bloom for all the nutrients your plants need
  • Versatile: designed for coco peat, hydroponics, soil-less and soil
  • Deficiency-proof feeding: follow the regime and your plants won’t run short of nutrients

Contains (per kg): N 50.3g, K 16.7g, Ca 52.7g, Fe 957mg, B 242mg, Mn 242mg, Zn 117.7mg, Cu 13mg, Mo 6.5mg. Shake well; store cool and dry. Add each component to the reservoir separately. Follow the EHG feeding schedule.

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Description

EHG Micro provides all the required micro-elements, in a chelated form. Part of the Easy Hydro Grow range.

The EHG 3 part series (Grow, Micro & Bloom) provides the perfect nutrient combination for every stage of your plants’ development by following the simple grow chart set out on the detailed instructions in the EHG nutrient guide.

Designed to work in Coco Peat, Hydroponics, Soilless and Soil.

Contains:

Nitrogen N 50.3g/kg

Potassium K 16.7g/kg

Calcium Ca 52,7g/kg

Zinc Zn 117.7mg/kg

Copper Cu 13mg/kg

Molybdenum Mo 6,5mg/kg

Iron Fe 957mg/kg

Boron B 242mg/kg

Manganese Mn 242mg/kg

Please note: Grow needs to be used in conjunction with Micro and Bloom to provide all the nutrients your plants require.

Please see EHG Nutrient Guide.

  • Store in a cool dry place.
  • Shake well before use
  • Do not mix formulas in their concentrated form.
  • Place each component separately in reservoir.

It is important to remember that if you follow the recommended feeding regime, your plants will not suffer from a nutrient deficiency. Often other issues such as damaged or rotting roots, water temperature too high etc. which will manifest as visible nutrient deficiency in the leaves, simply because the roots are unable to supply the plant with the nutrients it needs and not because there are insufficient nutrients in the solution.

The Nutrient Strength suggested in the feeding schedule is a general guide suitable for most plants. For some Heavy feeding plants the recommended ratios can be as much as doubled (to a maximum EC reading around 2.2 – 2.4) with good results. Any increase must be made with caution.

Feeding Schedule

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