City Greens Advance Hydroponic Nutrient - Grow, Flora. & Thrive - Concentrated Liquid fertilizer for Complete Plant Nutrition - Total 600ml (200ml Bottle Each Grow, Flora, & Thrive).

The media could not be loaded. Having been used the more expensive ferts like GH Line and Dyna gro for my semi hydroponics ser up . I can easily tell you this product is absolutely superior and world class . It helped me see new growth in my more difficult plants like anthrium regale and philodendron luxurians in just a matter of few weeks . Kudos to the CG team for bringing such amazing products at pocket friendly prices . And yes this fert is ph buffered !!

Good Product, have bought it twice. Slightly Pricey for the quantity though, but it does a wonderful job. Using it once a week as a mix with water. Has an advantage of customizing your mix based on the type of plants, although it is ideally meant for Hydroponics, am using it for my regular soil based farming. Excellent effects on my Flowering plants (Hibiscus, rose, jasmine etc,) and Veggies (capscicum, chillies, Spinach, tomato etc). would recommend a buy. would have given a 5 Star rating, but i find it pricey for the quantity supplied, hence a 4+

UPDATE 29 Aug 2018 After 2 months of use, the results are still ok, not that great.i could do with using compost soaked in water for 2 days and used the liquid. That would work in the same manner.Used the mix as per instructions for my greens in the hydroponic system and also on the plants in containers as foliar spray. Results in hydroponics are satisfactory not that great, and the same for plants in the containers too. The price of the solution is expensive, even if it gave good results, it's still overpriced. Bought it at Rs 410, feel like it should be priced around Rs 300-320. Also the dropper provided with the pkg is useless. It should be at least decent. Or instead of this just a basic measuring cap would suffice. I'll give a chance and look for their other products just to see how it performs.

NPKHigh Quality Hydroponics Nutrients from Indian ManufacturerI had ordered N P K from CityGreens, because my friend suggested me the same as he had got good growth in leafy coriander with these, so i bought CG Hydroponic Nutrients as I wanted to grow Spinach in my Terrace Garden. I used 1 ml/ltr initially and then increased to 2ml/ltr as their feedcharts suggest and I found them growing really not bad, it’s quite good infact. And please don’t overdo them, because once I mistakenly spilled more than suggested, the crop got burned. So follow the feedchart according to their Phase of plant growth. It grew good according to me and I think it’s a reasonable but the results are quite better.

I tried two different products from Amazon (fish extract and sea weed extract) before giving City Greens Hydroponics Nutrients a shot. I am very pleased to report a remarkable rejuvenation of all my potted plants. The leaf quality has improved visibly, and in three weeks, budding has started.these plants were really struggling to survive, so it's a joy to see this change. I am sure all plant parents will agree. I recommend 1.5 ml in 1 L of water. Use once every 2 weeks. I wish you all the best.

Wast of money, time and efforts. I planted both growth bags (use compost fertilizer) and hydroponic (same as prescribed in tube video). First method giving fruits, second one is very poor all plants doesn't have enough growth. Money spent lot but no use.

Used it for about 2 weeks in my plants growing in hydroponics medium. Plants are loving these nutrient supplements. These nutrients are for experts as they are good for maintaining different nutrient ratio at different stages of plant as required by plants. U must have basic knowledge of maths/ratio to convert it into different ratios. Would have been good if P would be (0:28:0) rather than (12:28:0), coz some plants dont need nitrogen at all in the late fruiting and blooming stages.@citygreens -Hope u make different version of this with independent n,p and kAlso the dropper you give with pack is useless, kindly provide a syringe instead.

Simple to use. Ignore the occasional clump in one of the solutions. Give indirect light and your indoor plants will do well.