Silicium - 100 mL Silicon Supplement
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Silicon Support for Sturdier Plants - 100 mL
Weak stems and uneven nutrient uptake slow down cultivation. Silicium supplies silicon in a form the plant takes up through the roots, where it supports the movement of macro and micronutrients to shoots and leaves and builds sturdier tissue.
The 100 mL bottle suits growers who want to trial a silicon supplement, run a small indoor space, or dose a few reservoirs. Sold as a single bottle.
Key Features & Benefits
- Root-applied silicon — added to feeding water and taken up through the root system.
- Supports nutrient transport — helps plants move calcium, phosphorus and other elements.
- Structural support — aims at stronger stems and leaves and tighter node spacing.
- Simple dosing — a stated rate per liter or per gallon of feeding water.
- Compact 100 mL bottle — easy to store and handle.
Who Should Use Silicium
Growers running hydroponic systems or other feeding programs who want a silicon addition during vegetative growth and flowering. It suits both home gardeners and licensed commercial operations trialing a supplement.
About Silicium
Silicium is a silicon nutrient supplement supplied in a 100 mL container. The maker recommends a minimum of 15 mL per 100 liters, or 0.5 mL per gallon, of feeding water throughout the growing cycle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How much Silicium do I use?
A: The stated minimum is 15 mL per 100 liters of feeding water, or 0.5 mL per gallon. Use that rate throughout the growing cycle.
Q: When do I add it to my reservoir?
A: Mix Silicium into tap or RO water before adding any other nutrients. Adding it first is the maker's instruction.
Q: What does silicon do for plants?
A: Silicon is taken up by roots and deposited in plant tissue, where it supports structure and resilience to environmental stress. It also supports nutrient transport.
Q: What is monosilicic acid?
A: It is the form in which plants take up silicon. The plant then deposits it in its tissue as a silicon-cellulose structure.
Q: Is it suitable for hydroponic systems?
A: It is applied through feeding water, so it can be used in reservoir-based feeding. Check that your nutrient program and water suit it.
Q: What size is the bottle?
A: The bottle holds 100 mL and is sold each.
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