List of products by brand GHE

The pH measurement kit is a tool to measure the level of acidity or alkalinity in a water sample in a simple way. It includes a sample tube, a reagent liquid and a table of coloured pH ranges. The resolution is 0.5 points and it can measure over a pH range of 4.0 to 8.5. To use, fill the test tube with the sample, add two drops of the reagent liquid, shake the mixture and compare the resulting colour with the chart to determine the pH value of the sample. It is a useful tool in agriculture, aquaculture and other applications where the pH of water needs to be monitored.

Flora Gro by General Hydroponics is a key component of the Flora Series fertilizer line. Specifically designed for the vegetative stage of plant growth, Flora Gro promotes healthy and vigorous development. It encourages lush, vibrant foliage that prepares plants to efficiently absorb light, whether natural or artificial. Flora Gro provides young plants with the vigor needed for complete and healthy development.

FloraBloom is the base mineral fertilizer specifically designed for the flowering phase in General Hydroponics' Flora-Series system (GHE). Developed after years of research by NASA chemist Cal Herrmann, this fertilizer offers an advanced formula to provide plants with all the essential nutrients they need during the flowering period, ensuring robust flower development and the formation of dense, potent buds.

Flora Micro is a highly concentrated mineral fertilizer designed to provide all the essential micronutrients plants need in chelated form. It is an essential component of the three-part Flora Series nutrition system from General Hydroponics (GHE), complementing Flora Gro and Flora Bloom to provide secondary and essential nutrients that promote healthy plant development throughout all stages of growth and flowering.
Flora Micro is formulated to work in hydroponic systems, soil, coco, and rock wool. It contains buffers to stabilize pH, ensuring an optimal environment for nutrient uptake and plant growth. Its development was led by Dr. Cal Herrmann, former NASA chemist, in collaboration with scientists from the University of California in Davis.