Plagron Lemon Kick 500 ml
Plagron Lemon Kick 500 ml
Product description
Adjust nutrient solution pH for better plant nutrition
This pH regulator uses citric acid to lower the pH of your nutrient solution to the ideal range of 5.5-6.5. A correct pH level ensures plants can absorb nutrients efficiently, stimulating their metabolism for faster growth.
This product is for hobbyist growers and professionals managing smaller systems or specific feeding regimens. Apply 0.5 ml per litre of water to fine-tune your nutrient solution's pH, supporting nutrient uptake for healthier, faster-growing plants.
- Dosage: 0.5 ml/l
- pH range: 5.5-6.5
- Type: Biological pH regulator
- Active ingredient: Citric acid
- Volume: 500 ml
Plagron Lemon Kick 500 ml provides precise pH adjustment for smaller nutrient batches, while Plagron Lemon Kick 5 L is for larger volumes. Choose the 500 ml size for targeted applications.
3 day EU delivery. Shipping & Tracking
You'll get your package in 3-5 days no matter where you are in EU.
Cost is 7 to 15 EUR under 30kg.
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Returns
You can get a refund or replacement after up to 14 days from purchase.
But we ussualy stand on customers side, so we can give a 30 days time frame!
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About us. Our 9 year history
GoToGarden started in 2017 out of personal frustration. Our founder was a hobby grower who spent hours navigating online shops that felt built by people who had never touched a plant — cluttered layouts, vague product descriptions, no real guidance on what to actually buy or why. He knew there had to be a better way.
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