Canna Substra Vega

The two-part formula keeps concentrated nutrients separate to prevent them from reacting and precipitating out of the solution. If mixed together in their concentrated form, the minerals would bond and become unavailable to your plants, rendering the nutrient ineffective.

You should use the Soft Water version if your local water supply has a low mineral content, typically indicated by a low EC (Electrical Conductivity) reading. If you are unsure, check your local water provider's report for calcium and magnesium levels or test your tap water with an EC meter.

No, this product is specifically engineered for hydroponic systems where the nutrient solution is delivered directly to the roots without soil. Using it in soil can lead to nutrient imbalances and salt buildup, as the formula is optimized for the rapid uptake required in inert hydroponic media.

Yes, the formula is designed to be pH-stable, which helps minimize fluctuations in your nutrient reservoir. While you should still monitor your pH levels regularly, this product reduces the frequency of manual adjustments needed to keep your system in the optimal range.

You should transition to a flowering-specific nutrient once your plants have finished their vegetative growth phase and you initiate the flowering cycle. Typically, this is when you switch your light schedule to 12/12 or when you see the first signs of flower development.