General Hydroponics - FloraNova Grow

Brand: General Hydroponics

General Hydroponics FloraNova Grow

FloraNova Grow is a one-part liquid base fertilizer for vegetative and structural growth with a guaranteed analysis of 7-4-10, plus 4 percent calcium, 1.5 percent magnesium and 2 percent sulfur and the micronutrients boron, chlorine, copper, iron, manganese, molybdenum and zinc. It is a highly concentrated formula that delivers a complete base feed without the ratio management of a multi-part system. The nitrogen-forward balance is aimed at building strong roots, stems and leaves and a heavy plant framework ahead of the reproductive stage. It suits operators who want one-part convenience across several media types.

FloraNova Grow is run from seedling through structural and vegetative growth, then swapped for FloraNova Bloom at flower initiation. Shake or stir well and measure carefully because the concentrate is dense, then mix into fresh water at label or feed chart rates; the published range is roughly 3 to 8 mL per gallon depending on plant size and feeding intensity. It works in hydroponics, soilless mixes, potted plants and garden-grown plants in continuous liquid-feed programs. Keep reservoirs under 75 F (24 C) and aerated, hold pH between 5.5 and 6.5, and change solution every 7 to 10 days.

Available Options

• Pint (SKU GNGP)
• Quart (SKU GNGQ)
• Gallon (SKU GNGG)
• 2.5 Gallon (SKU GNG25)

Key Features

• Guaranteed analysis 7-4-10 with 4 percent calcium, 1.5 percent magnesium and 2 percent sulfur
• Contains boron, chlorine, copper, iron, manganese, molybdenum and zinc
• One-part liquid base fertilizer, no separate parts to balance
• Highly concentrated, with published rates of about 3 to 8 mL per gallon
• Nitrogen-forward ratio for structural and foliar vegetative growth
• Runs in hydroponics, soilless mixes, potted plants and garden soil
• Designed for continuous liquid-feed programs
• Pairs with FloraNova Bloom, which replaces it at flower initiation

Ideal Applications

• Vegetative rooms in indoor cultivation
• Operators wanting a single-part base nutrient
• Hydroponic and soilless container systems
• Propagation through pre-flower feeding
• Mixed production sites running hydroponics and soil side by side