Formulex

SKU# G85

Formulex is a 'soft' formulation nutrient specifically developed to suit the more delicate requirements of cuttings (clones) and seedlings. Formulex will help nurture your plants during the early stages of development when its important they get off to a good start. Goes a long way as you only use for the first few days before switching to more powerful nutrients.

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Code		Price

0029	Formulex - 500mls	£4.95

0030	Formulex - 5 Litre	£19.95

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simply the best for cuttings Written by perry \| 5 Apr 2012
My friend recommend this to me, not that I was getting good results anyway from just making a week grow solution, I gave it a go and have had fantastic results in growth and health of cuts,,,highly recommend from a seasoned grower
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could formulex be used as a growth nutrient right through till bloom or just for seedlings

I would just use Formulex at the propagation stage, then switch to a grow nutrient for the vegetative phase, & a bloom nutrient for the flowering phase.

Written by paul | 28 Nov 2012