X Nutrients Micro Nutrients - 2.5 Gal

Secondary Nutrient Support for Every Growth Stage - 2.5 Gal

Plants fed only a base grow or bloom formula can miss key secondary nutrients. Micro fills that gap with nitrogen, soluble potash, calcium and iron, and it is used through vegetative growth and flowering alongside X Nutrients Grow or Bloom. The formula is pH buffered, so the pH holds steadier once you set it.

The 2.5 Gal size suits growers who feed regularly in a home or small indoor setup and want to buy fewer refills than quart or gallon sizes require.

Key Features & Benefits

• Nitrogen, soluble potash, calcium and iron — covers secondary nutrients your base formula leaves out.
• Works with Grow or Bloom — one Micro product serves both vegetative growth and flowering.
• pH buffered formula — helps keep the solution stable after you adjust it.
• Hydroponics, soil and coco — one product across several mediums.

Who Should Use X Nutrients Micro Nutrients

Growers running a base nutrient program from the same line who want complete feeding in hydroponic systems, soil or coco. The 2.5 Gal jug fits regular indoor growers.

About X Nutrients Micro Nutrients

Micro is a liquid, synthetic-based nutrient. It is not OMRI certified. It is sold in several sizes, and this listing is one 2.5 Gal unit. Feeding schedule documents are available for the product.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I use Micro by itself?
A: No. Micro is meant to be used with either Grow or Bloom. It supplies only part of the nutrient profile.

Q: Which growth stages is it for?
A: Use it through vegetative growth and flowering. Pair it with Grow in vegetative growth and Bloom in flowering.

Q: What pH should I target?
A: The ideal average pH is between 5.5 and 6.5. Set your solution in that range, and the built-in buffers help hold it there.

Q: What mediums can I use it in?
A: It is listed for hydroponics, soil and coco.

Q: How much do I use in hydroponics?
A: The listed hydroponic rate is 15 mL per gallon. Check the feeding schedule for other mediums and stages.

Q: What does buffered mean?
A: Buffers resist pH change. After you set your solution's pH, the formula helps keep it from drifting.