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Canna Terra Flores 1l
Canna Terra Flores 1 L is the one-part bloom nutrient from the Terra range, developed for growing in pots and open ground. At the recommended 50 ml per 10 litres of water, this bottle makes 200 litres of nutrient solution — enough for one to two flowering cycles in a mid-sized set-up.
Canna Terra Flores 1 L – one-part bloom nutrient for soil
Canna Terra Flores is a professional one-part nutrient for the flowering phase of plants grown in soil. It carries phosphorus and potassium in the proportions the plant needs once flowering starts, in a form it can take up straight away. One litre of concentrate makes 200 litres of nutrient solution at the recommended dilution.
Dosage and frequency
Dissolve 50 ml of concentrate in 10 litres of tap water, a ratio of 1:200. The EC of the resulting solution sits between 0.9 and 1.6 mS — that is the EC of the concentrate plus the EC of your tap water.
- On nutrient-poor soil: feed with every watering.
- On nutrient-rich soil: one to three times a week.
- No immediate pH correction needed; potting soil buffers strongly.
- Store frost-free, closed and dark — UV light breaks down the chelates.
What the formula does
Soil naturally binds nutrient ions and puts them out of the plant's reach. The way Terra Flores is prepared compensates for that. The nutrient is also rich in chelated trace elements in an immediately absorbable form, and it dissolves without residue, which makes it suitable for automatic run-to-waste irrigation as well as hand watering.
Where it sits in the programme
Switch from Canna Terra Vega 1 L to Terra Flores as soon as flower formation begins. No overlap, no tapering. For larger set-ups the same nutrient comes in a 5 litre jerrycan. Alongside it, CannaZym keeps the root zone clean and CANNABOOST works on the plant's metabolism during bloom. The full range sits in the Canna category.
Frequently asked
How much solution does one litre make?
At 50 ml per 10 litres of water, one litre of concentrate makes 200 litres of nutrient solution. The 5 litre jerrycan makes 1000.
One litre or five litres?
One litre covers one to two flowering cycles in a mid-sized set-up. Beyond that, the jerrycan saves reordering mid-cycle.