Measuring Cup - Precise dosage for your fertilizers in indoor or hydroponic cultivation
Measuring Cup - Precise dosage for your fertilizers in indoor or hydroponic cultivation
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Graduated Jug – Measure Your Fertilizers Accurately, from 100 ml to 5 L
Whether you are an amateur or a professional, the graduated catafe is an essential accessory for measuring your fertilizers, boosters and nutrient solutions accurately. Available in different capacities (from 100 ml to 5 liters ), it adapts to all situations, whether for testing small quantities or preparing larger nutrient solutions.
100ml, 250ml, 500ml, 1L, 2L, 5L
Sturdy clear plastic
Clear and precise for error-free dosing
With or without handle depending on the model
Indoor cultivation, hydroponics, preparation of liquid fertilizers
An Indispensable Tool for Precise Dosing
The graduated catafe is designed to provide reliable and reproducible measurement of your nutrient solutions. The clearly visible graduations make it easy to control volumes, avoiding dosage errors that can harm plant growth. Thanks to its transparency and stability , you can instantly see the liquid level and dose your fertilizers to the nearest milliliter.
Key Benefit: Precise dosing ensures optimal nutrient uptake by plants, while avoiding excess. The graduated cataphore is a simple, economical, and incredibly effective tool for improving the consistency of your watering.
Different Capacities for All Uses
- 100 ml – ideal for dosage tests or small quantities of concentrated fertilizers.
- 250 ml – perfect for everyday use and quick dosing.
- 500 ml and 1 L – for preparing medium-scale nutrient mixes.
- 2 L and 5 L – suitable for larger crops or nutrient solutions to be shared over several waterings.
Technical Characteristics
| Available capacities | 100ml, 250ml, 500ml, 1L, 2L, 5L |
| Material | High quality transparent plastic |
| Design | With or without handle depending on the model |
| Graduations | Accurate and easy to read |
| Compatibility | Liquid fertilizers, boosters, phytosanitary products, additives |
| Use | Indoor growing, hydroponics, preparation of nutrient solutions |
Instructions for Use
Fill the cataphore to the desired graduation, then slowly pour into your watering can or reservoir. For maximum accuracy, position yourself at eye level when reading the level. After each use, rinse thoroughly with clean water to avoid any residue that could affect your subsequent measurements.
Robustness and Durability
Made of durable transparent plastic , the graduated catafe withstands light shocks, temperature variations and phytosanitary products. Its design guarantees a long service life, even in the humid environments of growing rooms.
Joseph's Council????
“I always recommend having several different sized jugs. Use the smaller ones (100-500ml) for concentrated fertilizers, and the larger ones (1-5L) for your nutrient mixes or rinses. This arrangement prevents cross-contamination and ensures consistent dosing from one crop to the next.” Joseph – GrowLED Director
Features detailed
| Type | Measuring Cup |
|---|---|
| Compatibility | engrais et additifs liquides |
| Mylar density | plastique alimentaire |
| Reusable | Oui |
| Use | dosage engrais |
| Graduation | 1ml à 2ml |
| Resistance | chocs et produits chimiques |
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