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General Hydroponics Flora Series
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General Hydroponics Flora Series
Sube una foto de tu cultivo para obtener un diagnóstico instantáneo de su salud general y vigor.
Spot insects, fungi, and suspicious leaf damage before they turn into a larger outbreak.
Check root condition early and catch hidden stress before it spreads through the entire hydro system.
One of the clearest signs that something is off in your SmartGarden is a change in color. When leaves lose their vibrant green or mysterious spots appear, it’s easy to panic. But in hydroponics, where plants live in a controlled chemical solution, these changes are a direct form of communication. Your plant isn’t dying — … Read more
The roots are your plant’s engine. In soil growing they’re hidden from view, but the magic of SmartGardens is that you can see them at any time. A healthy root is unmistakable: white or light beige, fuzzy, and firm. But what happens when you open the reservoir and find a dark, brown, or slimy mass? … Read more
In hydroponic growing, water is the vehicle of life. Unlike soil, which acts as a giant buffer, in hydroponics we are responsible for maintaining the system’s chemical balance. Doing a complete nutrient solution change — a “flush” — is an essential practice for keeping your plants healthy. Over time, roots excrete organic waste, unused mineral … Read more
Opening your SmartGarden’s reservoir and noticing a strange smell is a clear warning sign. While it’s normal for the nutrient solution to have a faint earthy or mineral scent, it should never smell fermented, like rotten eggs, or like stagnant water. These odors are usually the first indicator that bacteria are proliferating, oxygen levels are … Read more
Looking at your SmartGarden and noticing a green, slimy layer on the sponges is one of the most common questions we get. While they may seem harmless at first, algae are unwanted guests that, if left unchecked, can compete with your plants and affect their development. The good news is that they’re very easy to … Read more