Snoop's Premium Nutrients Grow B Coco - 5 L - 0-2.1-4.7 NPK
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Balanced Part B Feed for Coco Vegetative Growth - 5 L
Plants in vegetative growth need a steady, balanced supply of nutrients, and mixing a feed from scratch is slow and error-prone. Grow B Coco is the second part of a two-part Grow A and Grow B system, formulated for the growth phase in coco. It carries a 0-2.1-4.7 NPK analysis and is dosed in equal measure with Grow A.
The 5 L bottle suits growers who feed regularly and want more than a trial quantity without moving up to a drum. It fits a hobbyist with several plants or a small indoor room.
Key Features & Benefits
- Part B of a two-part system — pairs with Grow A so you can mix the feed in a tank.
- 0-2.1-4.7 NPK analysis — lets you check the label figures against your feed plan.
- Coco variant — made for growth-phase feeding in coco substrate.
- 5 L bottle — a mid-size volume for regular feeding.
Who Should Use Snoop's Premium Nutrients Grow B Coco
Home and licensed growers who feed coco in vegetative growth and want a two-part base nutrient. It works best alongside Grow A.
About Snoop's Premium Nutrients Grow B Coco
This product is sold each as a single 5 L bottle with a 0-2.1-4.7 NPK analysis. The bottle measures 7.8 x 6 x 10.2 in and ships at 5.9 lb.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can I use Grow B on its own?
A: No. It is part B of a two-part system, so use it with Grow A. Always add equal amounts of each.
Q: What is the NPK analysis?
A: The analysis is 0-2.1-4.7. The figures show nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium in that order.
Q: What does NPK mean?
A: NPK is the ratio of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium in a fertilizer. It helps you compare nutrients and plan feeding.
Q: How do I mix it?
A: Follow the label directions. Fill the feed tank with water, shake the bottle well, add Grow A and mix, then add Grow B and mix. Adjust pH as required.
Q: Does water temperature matter?
A: Yes, temperature affects EC and ppm readings. Measure at a consistent temperature for reliable readings.
Q: How should I store it?
A: Store it out of direct light.
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