Optic Foliar Watts Foliar Spray - 1 L
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Leaf-Applied Supplement for Indoor Lighting Setups - 1 L
Growers running supplemental lighting often want a way to support the plant beyond the root zone. Optic Foliar Watts is a foliar spray that you mix with water and apply to leaf surfaces. The mixing rate is 7.5 ml (1.5 teaspoon) per liter of water, so dosing is simple to measure.
This 1 L bottle suits hobbyists trying foliar feeding for the first time and regular indoor growers who spray small to mid-size gardens. Each bottle is sold individually.
Key Features & Benefits
- Foliar application — you spray it directly on leaves rather than adding it to the reservoir.
- Clear mixing rate — 7.5 ml (1.5 teaspoon) per liter of water makes batches easy to measure.
- 1 L bottle — enough for repeated mixing without a large upfront commitment.
- Safety data sheet available — an SDS is published by the manufacturer for handling information.
Who Should Use Optic Foliar Watts
Indoor growers who use supplemental lighting and want to add a foliar step to their routine. It fits both home gardeners and licensed commercial operations that spray small areas or trial new inputs.
About Optic Foliar Watts
Optic Foliar Watts is a foliar nutrient spray sold in a 1 L bottle. The bottle measures 5.1 x 2 x 7.5 in and ships at 2.392 lb. The manufacturer provides a safety data sheet (SDS) on its website.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How much should I mix?
A: Use 7.5 ml (1.5 teaspoon) per liter of water. Measure the water first, add the product, and shake well.
Q: Is this a root feed or a foliar product?
A: It is a foliar product, applied as a spray to leaves. It is not a replacement for a root-zone nutrient program.
Q: Where can I find safety information?
A: The manufacturer publishes a safety data sheet, SDS_Watts.pdf, on its website. Read it before handling or storing the product.
Q: Does a foliar spray differ from a reservoir nutrient?
A: A foliar spray goes onto leaf surfaces, while a reservoir nutrient is delivered through the root zone. Many growers use both together.
Q: What does foliar mean?
A: Foliar means applied to the leaves. It describes any product designed to be sprayed on foliage.
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