Silicium - 1 L

Silicon Support for Stronger Stems and Steadier Uptake - 1 L Bottle

Soft stems and uneven nutrient uptake slow vegetative growth and make plants harder to manage. Silicium supplies silicon through the root zone, where the plant moves it to shoots and leaves and builds it into cell structure. Growers use it to support sturdier stems, leaves and overall plant mass, and to help the plant handle environmental stress.

The 1 L bottle suits home gardeners and small to mid-size indoor growers who want to add a silicon step to their feeding routine. At the minimum rate of 0.5 mL per gal, one bottle covers many reservoir fills.

Key Features & Benefits

• Silicon for nutrient transport — supports the movement of calcium, phosphorus and other elements through the plant.
• Root-zone application — you add it to feeding water, so it fits hydroponic systems and other fed setups.
• Stress resilience — supports plant resistance to heat, drought and other environmental stressors.
• Simple dosing — a minimum of 15 mL per 100 L, or 0.5 mL per gal, throughout the growing cycle.

Who Should Use Silicium

Use it if you run indoor or hydroponic cultivation and want sturdier stems, tighter node spacing and better nutrient uptake. It suits growers in vegetative growth and early flowering who already feed through a reservoir.

About Silicium

Silicium is a liquid silicon supplement sold in a 1 L bottle. The bottle measures 3.5 x 3.5 x 9 in and ships at 1.5 lb. The distributor describes silicon as taken up as monosilicic acid and built into a silicon-cellulose layer in plant tissue.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much Silicium should I use?
A: Use a minimum of 15 mL per 100 L, or 0.5 mL per gal of feeding water. Apply it throughout the growing cycle.

Q: When do I add it to my reservoir?
A: Mix Silicium into tap or RO water before you add any other nutrients. Adding it first helps keep it from reacting with other products.

Q: Can I use it in a hydroponic system?
A: Yes. It is applied through the root system in feeding water, which suits reservoir-fed hydroponic setups.

Q: What does monosilicic acid mean?
A: It is the form of silicon that plants absorb. The plant moves it to the shoots and leaves and builds it into tissue.

Q: Is this a nutrient replacement?
A: No. It is a supplement that you use alongside your regular base nutrients, not instead of them.