Canna COGr Flores A+B

Canna COGr Flores A+B is a professional nutrient specifically for use on COGr boards. This version of coir requires a different formulation to deliver best results. It stimulates flower development and a huge increase in juice production in larger fruits. This is the perfect nutrient for the experienced and demanding grower! As well as all the stuff you might expect, Canna COGr also contains pH Stabilizers, humic and fulvic acids.

Canna COGr Flores Directions for use

• Shake bottle well before use
• Fill nutrient reservoir with water
• Add COGr Flores to the nutrient reservoir with the dilution ratio 1:250 (400 ml A and 400 ml B per 100 litre of water). Add COGr Flores A to the nutrient reservoir. Stir well, then add COGr Flores B. Again, stir well and let mixture stand for some hours
• The EC of COGr Flores dissolved in (tap) water varies between 1.8 – 2.7 mS/cm² (= the solution EC + the water EC)
• Recommended pH: 5.5 – 6.2
• When growing intensively feed the plants 1-3 times a day with this nutrient and make sure the drain will be between 10% and 20%.

What makes Canna Coco work so well?

Canna Coco is composed of high value minerals, and also contains natural chelates, as well as humic and fulvic acids that give the plant optimum nutrient absorption. Growers throughout the world have been enthusiastic for years about the explosive growth and profuse flowering they get with it! Canna Grow schedules are on our website for your convenience, and you can view them here.

You can also find loads more info on the Canna UK website (click to open in a new window).

Alternatives to Canna Coco A+B

If you’d prefer to use a one-part nutrient when growing in coir, Canterbury Hydroponics have you covered. Both Hesi and FloraMax have one part coco nutrients for grow and bloom. We also have other 2 part coco coir base nutrients as well, should you want one of those. These include Sensi Coco Grow and Bloom, Shogun Coco and Buddhas Tree Coco. All our nutrients that we stock and order in are on our website under the “Nutrients” tab (click to go there!).