General Hydroponics Ripen 0.5-7-6 - 6 Gal - Liquid Nutrient

Finish Flowering Strong With a Late-Stage Feed - 6 Gal

The last weeks before harvest are a critical finishing window, and a feed that is not matched to that stage can leave flower and fruit development short. Ripen is a liquid nutrient that supplies macronutrients, mainly phosphate and potash, that support flower and fruit growth. Its guaranteed analysis is 0.5% total nitrogen, 7.0% available phosphate and 6.0% soluble potash.

The 6 Gal container suits growers who run repeated cycles or feed several plants or systems. Hobbyists with a small space may find it more than they need, while larger indoor and commercial operations get a lasting supply from one unit.

Key Features & Benefits

• 0.5-7-6 analysis — low nitrogen with higher phosphate and potash for the flowering finish.
• Liquid concentrate — mixes into your nutrient solution by hand.
• Standard EC and 500 ppm reference — fits into a planned feed routine.
• Three feed schedules — the maker provides charts to match your approach.
• 6 Gal size — fewer reorders for regular feeding.

Who Should Use General Hydroponics Ripen 0.5-7-6

Growers in the final 1-2 weeks of flowering who want to support the last push of flower and fruit development, in hydroponic systems or other cultivation setups, will find this useful.

About General Hydroponics Ripen 0.5-7-6

General Hydroponics makes Ripen as a liquid nutrient for late flowering. This unit is sold each as a 6 Gal container, with a product size of 11 x 10.2 x 16.5 in.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: When do I use Ripen?
A: Use it during the final 1-2 weeks, following the label or the General Hydroponics feed chart. Plan it alongside your harvest or flush routine.

Q: How do I add it to my reservoir?
A: Add it to your mixed nutrient solution by hand. Then check pH and EC before feeding.

Q: What does 0.5-7-6 mean?
A: The numbers show the percentage of total nitrogen, available phosphate and soluble potash. Here that is 0.5%, 7.0% and 6.0%.

Q: Why is nitrogen so low?
A: Late flowering generally calls for less nitrogen and more phosphate and potash. This formula follows that pattern.

Q: Is it a base nutrient?
A: No. It is a late-stage supplement used with your regular nutrient program, not a replacement for it.