All-In-One
Product ID: 86504872
⚡Instant dechlorination
🌱Boosts nutrient availability
💧Universal hydroponic compatibility
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Microbe Life Hydroponics Premium Dechlorinator is a highly concentrated water conditioner that instantly removes chlorine and chloramines from hydroponic systems. It enhances nutrient availability and accelerates plant growth by adding electrolytes and alkalinity boosters. Suitable for all hydroponic and soilless growing methods, it offers a cost-effective, maintenance-free alternative to traditional dechlorinating filters.
A**R
Nice
Nice
T**P
Good . Using for sensitive hydroponic plants
Using for hydroponic plants and works well . Need only very little
A**A
Works as described
Thanks for the quick find, my water is so high in chlorine that it is impossible to drink, bath, cook, well you get the point right? No more need be said.
R**N
Great value
Did exactly what we needed it to do! Works great
L**L
Perfect!
Worked great!
A**A
It works
Nothing to dislike, it works as it should.
J**H
Save your fish from chlorine, amazing product
Use this for all my fish tanks to dechorinate tap water also works great for plants growing in organic soil without killing the beneficial soil microbes. Amazing product and super concentrated
B**.
slow n steady PH rise in hydroponics
I bought this to see how it compares to RO water in hydroponic buckets. So if you dont have an RO system , this works , but youll have to pay close attention to your PH about 4 times a day . If anyone has ever tried Brita filtered water for hydro, this has the same PH issues , a slow and steady rise after adjustment. So it works , but my RO bucket has ZERO issues , no PH fluctuations. Take it for what its worth ;) . Personally if using this for hydroponics , or watering plants in soil, boil and add cal mag might be a better option .
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