Hydrotops – Hydro Grow

The bioponic technique combines biologically active microbes with the very best organic nutrients and your choice of hydroponic farming technique. All these factors work together to bring the giant yields of hydroponics with the increased quality organic sources of nutrients bring to the table, facilitating better tasting and smelling fruit and flowers than mineral based nutrient regimes.

Hydrotops hydro base nutrients are formulated for use in hydroponic systems and it works well in many types of system including NFT, DWC, ebb & flood and aeroponic techniques. If you’re in soil, use hydrotops solo base nutrients and if you’re in coco use hydrotops coco base.

The hard water variant has been manufactured with water that’s got a high amount of calcium and magnesium carbonate dissolved in solution, as in found in most of the UK. Some areas have soft water such as Cornwall, Wales, Scotland and northern English counties. If you find yourself in a soft water area, hydrotops have formulated their soft water range with higher amounts of calcium and magnesium to account for the lower base line levels. Growers in soft water areas may have results that are easier to replicate as they are not reliant on the magnesium and calcium levels stability in the tap water.

Use a reverse osmosis filter and the soft water type of nutrients to completely remove a variable water source, since r/o water has no compounds dissolved in the solution it will have the most dependable results due to the constant variables.

During the vegetative phase, you’re building the structure of the plant, the grow nutrient is formulated in a balanced way, providing the plant with everything it needs for strong branches, abundant foliage and an increase in flowering sites; setting the stage for a heavy yielding, excellent quality harvest.

As Plants transition to flower and fruiting, their nutritional needs drastically change. Hydrotops have formulated their bloom nutrient to be used in conjunction with grow nutrient during the stretching phase, when plant transition into flower. In this way, you tailor what your providing to plants by changing the ratio of grow to bloom.

Once flowers have formed, you transition to using bloom formulation exclusively. As plants mature, their nutritional uptake increases and hydrotops feed schedule accommodates this with a rising EC leading to heavily fruiting, aromatic end results.