CYCO Platinum Series Swell - 5 Gal

Support Late Flowering Growth - 5 Gal Supplement

Plants in late flowering need steady phosphorus, potassium and magnesium to finish well. This supplement delivers all three in one liquid product. Phosphorus supports photosynthesis, maturation and stress tolerance, potassium supports fruit quality, and magnesium activates enzymes plants need for growth.

The 5 Gal container suits growers who feed regularly through flowering, such as indoor gardeners running several plants or small commercial rooms. It gives you enough volume to avoid frequent reordering.

Key Features & Benefits

• Phosphorus — supports photosynthesis, maturation and stress tolerance, and encourages bloom.
• Potassium — helps enhance fruit quality.
• Magnesium — activates plant enzymes needed for growth.
• Later flowering use — recommended for the later stages of flowering.

Who Should Use CYCO Platinum Series Swell

Growers in hydroponic systems or other indoor setups who want to supplement their feeding program during late flowering. Both home and licensed commercial growers can use it.

About CYCO Platinum Series Swell

CYCO Platinum Series Swell is a nutrient and supplement product from CYCO, sold as a 5 Gal container. It is formulated for the later flowering stages and provides phosphorus, potassium and magnesium.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: When should I use Swell?
A: It is recommended for the later flowering stages. Follow the label for timing in your own program.

Q: What does the phosphorus do?
A: Phosphorus plays an essential part in photosynthesis. It also assists plant maturation and helps plants withstand stress.

Q: Why is magnesium included?
A: Magnesium activates the plant enzymes needed for growth. It works alongside the phosphorus and potassium in the formula.

Q: Is this a base nutrient?
A: It is a supplement, so it adds to a feeding program rather than replacing a complete base nutrient. Check the label for how to combine products.

Q: How do I find the dilution rate?
A: Dosing is listed on the product label. Start at the lower end and adjust based on how your plants respond.