IONIC Hydro Grow gives strong support for vegetative growth, with the potassium to nitrogen ratio set exactly for this stage. The formula is mineral only. Clear, clean and concentrated, with no shaking needed.
Quick Feed Facts
THE HYDRO BROS
- Dilution / Dose
- 5ml/L in weeks 1–3, rising to 6ml/L from week 4, alongside Root Boost at 0.5–1ml/L.
- When To Use
- Weeks 1–5 of the grow cycle (soft/RO water)
- Substrate Fit
- Built specifically for hydro on soft/RO water. IONIC doses differently by medium — Soil, Hydro, Hard Water and Coco each have their own schedule, so don't cross them over.
- Grower Notes
- On soft or RO water only — growing on hard or tap water? Use Hard Water Grow and its own schedule instead. Pair with Root Boost from week 1, and bring in Flower Boost from week 5.
IONIC is one system, twelve products — a dedicated Grow and Bloom feed for each growing medium, plus four boosters used across all of them. Here's the full range:
Vegetative base feed for soil
Weeks 1–5 of the grow cycle (soil)
Flowering base feed for soil
Weeks 6–12; water-only flush in week 13 (soil)
Hydro Grow
Vegetative base feed for hydro on soft/RO water
Weeks 1–5 of the grow cycle (soft/RO water)
Flowering base feed for hydro on soft/RO water
Weeks 6–12; water-only flush in week 13 (soft/RO water)
Vegetative base feed for hydro on hard/tap water
Weeks 1–5 of the grow cycle (hard/tap water)
Flowering base feed for hydro on hard/tap water
Weeks 6–12; water-only flush in week 13 (hard/tap water)
Vegetative base feed for coco coir
Weeks 1–5 of the grow cycle (coco coir)
Flowering base feed for coco coir
Weeks 6–13; light feed continues right through to harvest (coco coir)
Calcium & magnesium top-up that corrects deficiency
Weeks 6–10 in soil/hydro; weeks 3–10 in coco; hard water only if a deficiency shows
Phosphorus & potassium flowering booster
Weeks 8–12, the heaviest-demand flowering weeks
100% organic root stimulant
Propagation through early vegetative growth (weeks 1–4; weeks 1–2 in coco)
Bloom stimulant for yield and flavour
Weeks 5–9, every week from first flower to mid-bloom