General Hydroponics Diamond Nectar 0-1-1 - 1 Gal

Keep Minerals Available at the Roots - 1 Gal Liquid Supplement

A strong feeding program depends on more than what goes into the reservoir; nutrients also need to stay available to the plant. Diamond Nectar adds humic components that help keep essential minerals mobile and ready for use, which supports the efficiency of your base fertilizer.

The 1 Gal bottle suits regular indoor growers who dose every reservoir change or watering and want a supply that lasts through several cycles. It also works for small-scale trials before you commit to a larger feed plan.

Key Features & Benefits

• Root-zone nutrient support — helps minerals stay mobile for plant uptake.
• Works with your base program — added alongside your base fertilizer per label or feed chart.
• Several application methods — rates are listed for seedlings and cuttings, soil and foliar use.
• Liquid format — mixes into water or nutrient solution.

Who Should Use General Hydroponics Diamond Nectar

Growers running hydroponic systems, soil or soilless media who want to get more from a base nutrient program will find it easy to add. It suits home gardeners and licensed commercial operations alike.

About General Hydroponics Diamond Nectar

Diamond Nectar is a General Hydroponics liquid supplement with a 0-1-1 analysis. It is amber in colour with a pH range of 4.5 to 5.8. The safety data sheet lists it as not classified and not regulated for DOT transport.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I use Diamond Nectar?
A: Add it to your nutrient solution alongside your base fertilizer, following the label or feed chart. Mix thoroughly, then check and adjust pH as needed.

Q: What rates should I use?
A: Seedlings and cuttings take 1 - 2 ml per litre, and soil applications take 4 ml per litre. A foliar spray uses 50 mL per litre. Always confirm against the label.

Q: Is it a replacement for base nutrients?
A: No. It is a supplement that works alongside your base fertilizer and does not replace it.

Q: What does humic mean?
A: Humic components are organic substances that help keep minerals mobile in the root zone. That keeps them ready for plant use.

Q: Where can I find the safety data?
A: The manufacturer publishes a safety data sheet and feed charts on its website. Review them before use.