House & Garden Coco A&B | Premium Base Nutrient

Product Description

House & Garden Coco A&B is a concentrated, two-part liquid mineral fertilizer engineered for cultivation exclusively in coco coir substrates. This specialized macronutrient and micronutrient formula supplies plants with essential elements throughout both the vegetative growth and flowering cycles. 

Functional Benefits

• Unified Lifecycle Feed: Formulated to support plants from early vegetative growth through to the final flowering phase without requiring separate grow and bloom base feeds. 
• Coco-Specific Balancing: Formulated with elevated, specific ratios of calcium and magnesium to counteract the natural nutrient-binding properties of coco coir fibers. 
• High Solubility: The liquid mineral components dissolve fully in water, making the solution suitable for drip irrigation, run-to-waste systems, and automated feeding lines. 
• Two-Part Integrity: Separating the concentrated formula into Part A and Part B prevents essential minerals from chemically bonding together or precipitating in the bottles. 

How It Works

Coco coir is a naturally inert growing medium that holds onto calcium and magnesium while releasing potassium. House & Garden Coco A&B accounts for this chemical trait by delivering a tailored mineral profile that satisfies the plant's needs without causing medium imbalances. The balanced nitrogen levels support structural cell division and foliage expansion during the vegetative stage. As the plant shifts into the reproductive stage, the highly bioavailable phosphorus and potassium inputs provide the necessary nutrients to support heavy flower development and fruit density. 

Key Specifications

• Target Application: Plants cultivated in loose coco coir or coco-based substrate mixes.
• Lifecycle Phase: Suitable for all stages of plant growth, including vegetative and flowering periods.
• Product Type: Two-part liquid mineral plant nutrient concentrate.
• Application Method: Typically applied at a rate of 1ml to 4ml each of Part A and Part B per 1 litre of water. Part A must always be mixed thoroughly into the water volume before adding Part B