Botanicare Clearex Rinsing Solution - 5 Gal

Clear Nutrient Salt Buildup Between Feedings - 5 Gal

Nutrient salts accumulate in grow media over repeated feedings and can stress roots and limit nutrient uptake. Botanicare Clearex is a water-based rinsing solution with electrolytes that helps remove those salt deposits from soil or soilless media. Growers use it for periodic rinsing and as a pre-harvest flush.

The 5 Gal container suits growers who rinse often or run several containers or beds. A hobbyist can use it across many rinses, and a regular indoor grower can keep it on hand for each cycle.

Key Features & Benefits

• Water-based solution with electrolytes — works as a rinse to help draw salts away from the root zone.
• Periodic rinsing use — lets you correct salt buildup during a cycle, not only at the end.
• Short pre-harvest window — the distributor lists a 3-7 day window before harvest.
• Works in soil or soilless media — one rinse product for different growing setups.

Who Should Use Botanicare Clearex Rinsing Solution

Use it if you feed with concentrated nutrients and need a reliable way to reset your media. It fits home gardeners and licensed commercial growers who want a consistent flush routine.

About Botanicare Clearex Rinsing Solution

Botanicare Clearex is a water-based rinsing solution with electrolytes, sold here as a 5 Gal container, one unit per order. It is intended for periodic rinsing and removal of excess salt buildup.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does Clearex do?
A: It is a rinsing solution designed to remove excess nutrient salt buildup from grow media. Removing those deposits helps reduce the risk of over-fertilization and nutrient lockout.

Q: When should I use it before harvest?
A: The distributor lists a pre-harvest window of 3-7 days. Follow the label directions for exact timing and dilution.

Q: Can I use it in soilless media?
A: Yes. It is intended for both soil and soilless grow media.

Q: What is nutrient lockout?
A: Nutrient lockout happens when salt buildup keeps roots from taking up nutrients, even when they are present. A rinse helps clear the salts so uptake can recover.

Q: How is a rinse different from a regular feeding?
A: A feeding adds nutrients, while a rinse removes accumulated salts. Rinsing is used between feedings or before harvest to reset the media.