House and Garden Cocos A, 20 Liter
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House and Garden Cocos A, 20 Liter

House and Garden Cocos A, 20 Liter

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This item cannot be shipped to the following states: AK, HI

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Cocos A MSDS House and Garden Feed Schedule

Cocos A&B is formulated to provide the perfect ratio of nutrients while taking into account the cation-exchange capacity of coir.

House & Garden Cocos A&B is a two part base nutrient formulated for gardeners using a medium of 40% or more coco substrate. Cocos A&B’s is revolutionary in its formulation, our nutrients are made of an entirely new composition, structure and method of preparation using only food and pharmaceutical grade ingredients. H&G Cocos base nutrients are produced from 100% liquid base elements, not powders. Combined with our state of the art mixing process this ensures Cocos A&B is the cleanest most concentrated base nutrient on the market. H&G is manufactured in a unique production facility in California; ensuring perfect consistency with every single batch.

House & Garden Coco base nutrient is composed of liquid nutrients and trace elements and contains no bulking agent. This makes the transfer from the root zone to the plant easier. Coco base nutrient is composed of the purest high-quality nutrients that are available on the market to date, including Eddha-Fe (iron). This enables the plant to absorb the nutrient quickly and effectively. In short if you want an excellent start for your plants use House & Garden A&B Coco. House & Garden base nutrients contain a full range of beneficial elements. Humic and Fulvic acids improve the uptake and transportation of nutrients which in turn will promote healthy plant growth and the absorption capacity of the root zone.

Cocos A&B Application

When preparing your nutrient container, fill it two thirds with water. First add part A of the nutrient and circulate well before adding part B of the nutrient. Start off in the growth cycle with an EC 1.2, increase following the grow schedule until the end of bloom and finish with an EC of around 2.0. Add any root growth stimulators or flowering stimulators at this point then top up the container to the desired level.

Adjust the pH value to harmonise with the nutrient solution. Do not add A&B at the same time, as this will trigger a chemical reaction in the nutrient, resulting in solidification of some parts of the nutrient and causing incomplete nourishment for your plants. Also this could cause some blockages in irrigation piping.

Soil BAsed Nutrient
Allows for rapid plant absorption

Follow This Simple Feed Chart Designed by our Research Team

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Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6
1.5 mL/L 2 mL/L 2.5 mL/L 2.75 mL/L 2.75 mL/L 3 mL/L
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Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12
3 mL/L 3 mL/L 3 mL/L 1.5 mL/L 1.5 mL/L 1.5 mL/L
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Brand House & Garden
SKU HGCOA20L
Weight (lb.) 56.1000
Height (in.)
Width (in.)
Length (in.)
Hazardous Material false
UPC 8718531710467
Shipping Restrictions AK, HI
Lead Time 3-5
N-P-K 0.3 - 0 - 0.3
Nutrient Application Hydroponic and Soil Nutrient
Nutrient Type Inorganic Based
OMRI Certified No
Nutrient Material Type ["Liquid"]

What is House and Garden Cocos A designed to do, and what growing medium does Cocos A require?

House and Garden Cocos A is one half of the Cocos A&B two-part base nutrient system, formulated to deliver a precise ratio of nutrients while accounting for the cation-exchange capacity of coir. Cocos A&B is intended for growers using a medium that is 40% or more coco substrate, making the formula a poor fit for pure soil or hydroponic setups where coir is not the dominant medium.

What makes House and Garden Cocos A&B different from other base nutrients on the market?

House and Garden Cocos A&B is produced entirely from 100% liquid base elements rather than powders, using only food-grade and pharmaceutical-grade ingredients. This liquid-only production method, combined with a specialized mixing process at the House and Garden facility in California, results in a cleaner and more concentrated base nutrient that contains no bulking agents, making nutrient transfer from the root zone to the plant more efficient.

How should House and Garden Cocos A and Cocos B be mixed, and why must the two parts never be added at the same time?

When mixing House and Garden Cocos A&B, fill the reservoir two-thirds with water, add Cocos A first and circulate thoroughly, then add Cocos B. Adding Cocos A and Cocos B simultaneously triggers a chemical reaction that causes some nutrients to solidify, which leads to incomplete plant nutrition and can block irrigation lines.

What dosage rate does the House and Garden Cocos A&B feed chart recommend across a 12-week grow cycle?

The House and Garden Cocos A&B feed chart starts at 1.5 mL per liter in week 1 and ramps up gradually to a peak of 3 mL per liter from weeks 6 through 9, then steps back down to 1.5 mL per liter for weeks 10 through 12. Growers should also target a starting EC of 1.2 and increase following the grow schedule until reaching approximately EC 2.0 at the end of bloom.

What role do humic and fulvic acids play in House and Garden Cocos A&B, and what iron source does the formula use?

House and Garden Cocos A&B includes humic and fulvic acids, which improve nutrient uptake and transportation and promote healthy root-zone absorption capacity. The formula also contains EDDHA-Fe as its iron source, a highly available form of iron that allows plants to absorb the nutrient quickly and effectively.

Is House and Garden Cocos A an organic or OMRI-certified nutrient?

House and Garden Cocos A is an inorganic-based liquid nutrient and is not OMRI certified. Growers seeking certified organic inputs should look for an OMRI-listed alternative, as Cocos A&B is formulated for performance and concentration rather than organic compliance.

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