Dyna-Gro pH Up 0-0-5 Supplement - 8 oz - Liquid

Raise Low Nutrient Solution pH with Precision - 8 oz Liquid

When a nutrient solution runs acidic, plants struggle to take up the minerals they need, and deficiencies follow. This liquid supplement raises the pH of acidic solutions so you can correct a low reading and keep nutrients available. It is formulated for both soil and hydroponic systems, and its guaranteed analysis is 0-0-5.

The 8 oz bottle suits hobbyists, small indoor setups and growers who want to trial a pH adjuster before buying in volume. It stores easily and handles routine corrections in small reservoirs.

Key Features & Benefits

• Raises acidic pH — corrects low readings in nutrient solutions.
• Soil and hydroponic use — one product covers mixed setups.
• Liquid formulation — blends easily into feeding programs.
• 5.0% soluble potash (K2O) — the guaranteed analysis lists no nitrogen or phosphate.
• Compact 8 oz bottle — easy to store and handle.

Who Should Use Dyna-Gro pH Up 0-0-5

Growers who test their nutrient solution and find the pH too low will find this useful. It fits home gardeners, small indoor growers and commercial operations that want a small bottle for spot corrections or trials.

About Dyna-Gro pH Up 0-0-5

Dyna-Gro pH Up 0-0-5 Supplement is a liquid pH adjuster. Its guaranteed analysis is 0.0% total nitrogen, 0.0% available phosphate (P2O5) and 5.0% soluble potash (K2O). It is sold as a single 8 oz bottle.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does pH Up do?
A: It raises the pH of an acidic nutrient solution. Use it when your reading falls below the range you are targeting.

Q: What pH range should I aim for?
A: The manufacturer's guidance is 6.0 to 6.5 for soil and 5.5 to 6.5 for hydroponic systems. Test your solution after each adjustment to confirm it sits in range.

Q: Can I use it in both soil and hydroponics?
A: Yes. It is formulated for soil and hydroponic growing systems.

Q: What does 0-0-5 mean?
A: The three numbers are the percentages of total nitrogen (N), available phosphate (P2O5) and soluble potash (K2O). Here that is 0%, 0% and 5%.

Q: Why does pH matter for nutrient uptake?
A: Plants absorb minerals best within a certain pH window. Outside it, nutrients can be present but hard for roots to access, which causes deficiencies and imbalances.