CANNA Aqua Flores is a professional two-part complete nutrient designed specifically for the flowering and fruiting stage in hydroponics. It contains all the nutrients needed during flowering in the right ratios, along with stably chelated trace elements that ensure efficient, even uptake in recirculating systems. The nutrient supports abundant flowering, fruit development and the expression of the plant's natural characteristics throughout the flowering period.

Aqua Flores dissolves instantly in water and is suitable for continuous use in the reservoir. The formula is optimised so that the availability of phosphorus and potassium supports flower formation and fruit growth without putting unnecessary strain on the plant.

To prepare the solution, first add Aqua Flores A and then Aqua Flores B to the water. The recommended dilution is 1:333, i.e. 30 ml of A and 30 ml of B per 10 litres of water. Mix thoroughly after each addition and let the solution settle before use. Depending on the water quality, the EC of the solution is typically 1.3-2.1 mS. The recommended pH is 5.2-6.2. Thanks to the special formula, the pH usually stays stable and needs no constant adjustment after the initial setting.

CANNA Aqua Flores is intended for use from the moment flowers begin to form. The nutrient solution should be renewed regularly according to the system and the needs of the plants.

Who is it for?
CANNA Aqua Flores is a good choice for growers using a recirculating hydroponic system who want an effective, balanced and reliable nutrient source for the flowering and harvest stage. It suits hydroponic set-ups of any size and continuous use in the reservoir.

Storage, health and safety
Never mix Aqua Flores A and B concentrates directly with each other, as this forms an insoluble mixture the plant cannot use. Store closed, in a dark and cool place. Do not allow to freeze. Keep out of the reach of children.

CANNA Grow Guide

The CANNA Grow Guide gives you a growing schedule tailored to you. The schedule is based on the type of water you use, your set-up and many other factors.