General Hydroponics Diamond Nectar - 2.5 Gal

Support Nutrient Uptake at the Root Zone - 2.5 Gal Supplement

A good feeding program depends on more than what goes into the reservoir; nutrients also need to stay available to the plant. Diamond Nectar uses humic components to help keep essential minerals mobile and ready for use, which helps your base fertilizer program run more efficiently.

The 2.5 Gal container suits growers who add a supplement at every feed or nutrient change. It gives a regular indoor grower or a small commercial room a steady supply without frequent reordering.

Key Features & Benefits

• Root-zone nutrient support — helps minerals stay available for plant use.
• Works with your base fertilizer — add it to the nutrient solution alongside your existing program.
• Multiple media — listed for coco, in-ground soil, peat lite mix, potting mix, rockwool and water culture.
• Documentation available — a feed chart and safety data sheet are published by the manufacturer.

Who Should Use Diamond Nectar

Growers running hydroponic systems, coco, rockwool or soil-based media who want to get more from a base nutrient program will find it useful. The 2.5 Gal size fits frequent or multi-container feeding.

About General Hydroponics Diamond Nectar

Diamond Nectar is a General Hydroponics nutrient supplement with humic components, listed as derived from exempt materials. This listing is a 2.5 Gal container sold individually.

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 directions. Mix thoroughly, then check and adjust pH as needed.

Q: Does it replace my base fertilizer?
A: No. It is a supplement that works with your base program. It supports nutrient availability rather than supplying the full range of nutrients.

Q: Which media can I use it in?
A: It is listed for coco, in-ground soil, peat lite mix, potting mix, rockwool and water culture.

Q: What does humic mean?
A: Humic components come from decomposed organic matter. In a feeding program they help keep minerals mobile near the roots so plants can take them up.

Q: Where can I find feed charts and safety information?
A: General Hydroponics publishes a professional feed chart and a safety data sheet for this product on its website. Check them before mixing or applying.