CANNA Ph Down Organic – 100 მლ.

Canna Organic pH Down 1 Litre 50% Citric Acid

Canna Organic pH Down 1 Litre (50% Citric Acid) is used for reducing the pH of your nutrient solution.

Citric Acid is a completely natural acid and works really well for organic growing.

Beneficial bacteria and moulds thrive when using Citric Acid as your pH adjustment fluid. Highly recommended for the all-natural grow.

• Canna Organic pH Down – reduces the pH of your nutrient solution
• Highly Concentrated – 50% Citric Acid
• Citric Acid – All-natural and allows beneficial microbes to thrive
• Ideal for the vegetative and flowering stages
• Corrosive – requires careful handling

Contains:

1 Litre of Canna Organic pH Down (50% Citric Acid)

How 50% Citric Acid works:

Canna Organic pH Down is a concentrated Citric acid that can be used to reduce the pH of almost any liquid that it is added to.

When growing plants in hydroponics or aeroponics, it is necessary to keep the pH of your nutrient solution within a certain range.

Citric Acid is a completely natural substance and still allows your beneficial bacteria and fungi to thrive.

Different plant species have different requirements but in general most plants like a pH range of 5.5 – 6.5.

pH Down is added sparingly to nutrient solution to help keep the acidity within this range.

Using 50% Citric Acid

To grow plants successfully, particularly in hydroponics, it is necessary to monitor and adjust the pH of your nutrient solution on a regular basis.

In general, plants grown in hydroponics like a pH of approximately between 5.5 and 6.5 (plant species dependent) with a little bit of variation within this range.

This is because plants can only absorb certain nutrients at a pH close to 5.5 and others at a pH closer to 6.5.

If your nutrient solution strays out of this optimum range for too long, your plants will not be able to absorb all the nutrients that they need and will become deficient, leading to slowed growth and eventually sickness.

To avoid pH problems, and the plant problems that it can cause, it is wise to check and adjust the pH of your nutrient solution very regularly (every day if possible).

To use, take a small sample of your nutrient solution and measure the pH with a digital tester or liquid pH test kit.

If the pH of your nutrient solution needs adjusting then draw off about half a litre of nutrient solution in a jug and add a small amount (depending on the size of your reservoir) of pH Down using a pipette.

Mix very well.

Add the contents of the jug back to reservoir in small stages, mixing the reservoir well and re-testing the pH in-between each addition until the desired pH is reached.