House & Garden Grow Nutrient Powder 2-12-28, 5 Lb

Concentrated powder feeding for vegetative growth, 5 Lb

Mixing a feeding program from several separate products costs time and invites mistakes. House & Garden Grow gives you a single powder base with a 2-12-28 NPK analysis, so you supply nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium from one product. The analysis on the sheet reads 2 nitrogen, 12 phosphorus and 28 potassium.

The 5 Lb unit suits growers who feed regularly and want to buy in a size larger than a trial amount. It works for a regular indoor grower running several cycles, and a small commercial room can use it as a base nutrient. Larger operations can order multiple units.

Key Features & Benefits

• 2-12-28 NPK analysis — a defined nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium ratio makes it easy to plan around.
• Powder form — you dissolve only what you need, so storage takes little space.
• 5 Lb unit size — enough product for repeated mixing across multiple cycles.
• Compact package — about 9 in long, 4.5 in wide and 11 in tall, so it fits on a standard shelf.

Who Should Use House & Garden Grow

Indoor growers and hydroponic operators who want a powder base for vegetative growth. It suits people who prefer to mix their own solutions and adjust rates to their conditions.

About House & Garden Grow

House & Garden Grow (product code HGG05LB) is a nutrient and supplement product from House & Garden. It carries a 2-12-28 NPK analysis and is sold each as a 5 Lb unit with a shipping weight of 5 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does 2-12-28 mean?
A: The three numbers are the nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium content of the product. Here that is 2 nitrogen, 12 phosphorus and 28 potassium. Growers use these figures to compare nutrient products and plan feeding.

Q: How much should I use?
A: Follow the use rates printed on the product label. Start at the lower end if your lighting, temperature, humidity or airflow are not ideal, then adjust based on how plants respond.

Q: Why choose a powder over a liquid?
A: Powders are generally concentrated and take less storage space for the amount of nutrient they provide. They do need to be dissolved fully in water before use. Liquids are quicker to measure but usually take more room.

Q: Can I apply the powder directly to growing media?
A: No. Dissolve nutrient powders in water and feed the resulting solution. Check the label for mixing directions.

Q: How should I store it?
A: Keep the container sealed and stored dry, away from moisture. Check the label and safety data sheet for storage and handling guidance.

Q: How many units am I buying?
A: One. It is sold each, as a single 5 Lb unit.