GHE / Terra Aquatica – feeding chart and nutrient dosage

The GHE feeding chart helps you choose the correct nutrient dosage for each stage of plant development. Below you can find feeding schedules for popular GHE / Terra Aquatica systems, especially Flora Series (TriPart) and FloraDuo.

These nutrient programs use several components in different ratios depending on the plant's stage of development. During vegetative growth, the proportions differ from those used during flowering.

GHE Flora Series / TriPart – how to use it

Flora Series, now also known as TriPart, is a three-part nutrient system. The three base components are used in different ratios depending on whether plants are in early growth, vigorous vegetative development or flowering.

This makes it possible to adjust the nutrient profile throughout the crop cycle. However, the maximum dosage shown in the chart is not automatically suitable for every plant or growing setup.

GHE Flora Series / TriPart feeding chart

GHE / Terra Aquatica nutrient schedule

The following charts show different GHE / Terra Aquatica feeding programs. Before using any schedule, make sure it matches the exact nutrient line and growing method you are using.

FloraDuo – feeding chart and dosage

FloraDuo is a two-part nutrient system. Compared with Flora Series / TriPart, it uses fewer base components, but the nutrient ratio still changes throughout the different stages of plant development.

When preparing the nutrient solution, add each component to the water separately and mix thoroughly before adding the next one. Concentrated nutrients should not be mixed directly together before dilution.

How to prepare a GHE nutrient solution correctly

Start by preparing the required amount of water. Then add each nutrient component one at a time according to the feeding chart. Mix thoroughly after every addition.

Once the nutrient solution is fully prepared, it is worth checking EC and pH. This is especially important in hydroponic and coco systems, where plants can react quickly to excessive nutrient concentration.

FAQ – GHE / Terra Aquatica nutrient dosage

How should GHE Flora Series be dosed?

Flora Series should be used according to the feeding chart for the current stage of plant development. The ratios of the different components change between vegetative growth and flowering.

Are GHE Flora Series and TriPart the same system?

TriPart is the current name used for the three-part Terra Aquatica nutrient system that developed from the well-known Flora Series line. This is why feeding charts may appear under both names.

How should FloraDuo be dosed?

FloraDuo should be dosed according to the appropriate feeding chart, with the ratio of the two base components adjusted throughout the crop cycle.

Can GHE nutrients be mixed directly together?

Concentrated nutrients should not be mixed directly with each other. Add each component separately to the water and mix thoroughly before adding the next one.

Should EC be monitored when using GHE nutrients?

Yes, especially in hydroponic and coco systems. Monitoring EC helps control the overall nutrient concentration of the solution.

What pH should be used with GHE nutrients?

The optimal pH depends on the growing medium and system. Measure pH after preparing the nutrient solution and adjust it to the range appropriate for your growing method.

Do I always need to use the full GHE dosage?

No. The manufacturer's chart is a guideline. Young plants or plants grown under lower light intensity may require a weaker nutrient solution.

What is the difference between Flora Series and FloraDuo?

Flora Series / TriPart uses three base components, while FloraDuo uses two. Both systems allow the nutrient ratio to be adjusted according to the stage of plant development.

What should I do if EC is too high?

If the EC of the prepared nutrient solution is too high, dilute it with water and measure again before feeding the plants.