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Canna Coco A & B Two Part Nutrient Coco coir has a great buffer capacity. On the one hand, this is an advantage because it makes growing with Canna Coco very user-friendly. However, this also makes it difficult to provide the slab or bag (from the beginning) with the right types and amount of nutrients.After years of research by way of soil run-off and leaf analysis, Canna was able to develop a fertiliser which is specially adapted to the properties of the coco substrate.As Canna Coco contains natural chelate along with humic and fulvic acids the plant can optimally absorb all nutrients. Thanks to the special characteristics of the coco substrate Canna Coco doesn't have a Vega and Flores variant, but there is one unique formulation for both the growth and blooming phase. It couldn't be easier easier!Canna Coco is easy to use and dissolves directly.It is suitable for growing in all watering systems such as Run to Waste Systems, flood systems and Ebb and Flow systems.Why A&B Nutrient Canna Coco nutrients consist of two parts, an A part and a B part. We separate these parts for a reason. As it happens, if some of the elements in parts A and B are thrown together at the same time, they clog together. The plant cannot absorb this. That's why you should first add the A component and then the B component!

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