NutriHydro’s Fruit bearing formula in liquid concentrate and dry formula are essentially the same. The difference being in its form factor. One is in liquid concentrate while the other is in dry form. Both formulas are completely water soluble.
The liquid concentrate works best for growers who do not want to be bothered by measurements. All the grower needs is to put equal amounts of concentrate in their nutrient tank until they reach a specific TDS. TDS stands for Total Dissolved Sediments and is a measure of how much nutrient is dissolved in nutrient tanks. It is highly advised that growers use a TDS meter to measure nutrient present in tanks.
The dry form is more commonly known as NutriHydro Commercial Farm Formula and is abbreviated as CFF. This nutrient form is fast becoming popular to growers due to its customizability. When using NutriHydro’s CFF, growers can custom blend nutrients for the different stages of crop growth. For crops in its seedling and growth stage, growers can put together a nitrogen rich blend. Nitrogen is the nutrient used by plants to grow. At a later stage when crops come closer to fruiting, growers can put together a phosphorus and potassium rich blend that is necessary for crops to bloom, flower, and fruit. Such is the flexibility and customizability of NutriHydro CFF which is why it is being popularly adopted by commercial growers.