Complete TriPart freshwater pack: Grow, Micro freshwater, Bloom and pH- in 1 L

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Pack complet TriPart : 4 bidons d'1 L

Name: Pack complet TriPart : 4 bidons d'1 L
Brand: Terra Aquatica
SKU: TA-PACK1L-SW
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This pack brings together the three parts of the TriPart system — Grow, Micro and Bloom — in one-litre bottles, along with the pH- adjuster that keeps the solution within the optimal uptake range. It prepares approximately 555 litres of solution at the full growth rate dose, in either soft water or hard water format.

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The summary

What's inside: four one-litre bottles — TriPart Grow, TriPart Micro, TriPart Bloom, and the liquid pH- corrector.
Which version: soft water below 70 mg of calcium per litre, hard water above. Only the Micro bottle differs.
What it covers: approximately 555 L of solution at full growth rate, considerably more at gentler stages. One season across several tanks.
How much to use: 1.8 ml of Grow, 1.2 of Micro, and 0.6 of Bloom per litre during growth. The calculator converts for your reservoir.
Safety note: Micro is classified H318 and pH- is corrosive H314. Gloves and eye protection when measuring doses.
Dispatch: approximately 4.8 kg, shipped together in a single parcel from France.

The three TriPart fertilisers and the pH corrector, one litre each

The complete TriPart pack from Terra Aquatica brings together four 1 L bottles, Grow, Micro, Bloom and the pH- corrector, for complete hydroponic nutrition. At the full growth dose, it makes up about 555 L of solution. The Micro is available in a soft water version, below 70 mg of calcium per litre, or a hard water version.

This pack brings together the four one-litre bottles that make up a complete hydroponic nutrient programme: the three parts of the TriPart system, Grow, Micro and Bloom, plus the pH- corrector that keeps the solution in the range where it all remains absorbable. A direct successor to the Flora Series, it is made in Fleurance, in the Gers.

🔢 The order of addition

You fill the reservoir, add each part separately, rinsing the measuring cup between each, mix, and then adjust the pH last with the pH-. The order matters for a precise chemical reason: the calcium in the Micro and the phosphorus in the Bloom, when brought into contact in concentrated form, form an insoluble phosphate that drops to the bottom of the container and can no longer be absorbed. Diluted in the reservoir water, they coexist without any problem. The corrector goes in last because each of the three fertilisers changes the value as it dissolves.

Micro first

It is poured into the reservoir water, with the doser rinsed immediately afterwards. This is the one that carries the calcium.

The Grow, then the Bloom

Each is poured separately, with mixing in between. A concentrate must never be poured directly into another.

pH last

Every fertiliser shifts the pH as it dissolves. Correcting beforehand means correcting twice.

Choosing the Micro version based on your calcium level

Only one bottle differs between the two versions, the Micro: calcium nitrate at 15 to 22.5% for soft water, 5 to 10% for hard water. The benchmark is 70 mg of calcium per litre: below that, choose the soft water version; above it, the hard water version. The total hardness drop test gives you the answer in German degrees, and since 1 °dGH corresponds to 7.1 mg of calcium per litre, water that stays below 10 °dGH suits the soft water version.

The dosage and the two hazard statements

Never pour one concentrate into another, and do not dose with the cap: a volume estimated by eye shifts the concentration of the solution, and the error accumulates with each top-up. The Micro is classified H318, causing serious eye damage, and the pH- is classified H314, corrosive, at pH 1: put on your gloves and goggles when dosing, and rinse for a long time in the event of a splash. The Grow and the Bloom are not classified as hazardous. Once everything is diluted to the working doses, these risks no longer exist.

🧫 The volume of solution covered

The calculation is straightforward: 1,000 ml divided by the dose in millilitres per litre. At the full-growth dose, one litre of Grow gives you 555 litres of solution, one litre of Micro 833 litres and one litre of Bloom 1,666 litres. In pre-flowering, Grow and Micro go up to 2 ml per litre and each covers 500 litres. In flowering, the roles reverse: Bloom goes up to 2.4 ml per litre, so its container covers 416 litres and runs out first.

🪴 The bottle you'll go through first

If you prepare the same volume of solution at each of the five stages, Micro runs out first, though only just, because the sum of its doses across the five stages is the highest of the three: its litre then covers about 158 litres per stage, or nearly 790 litres over the cycle. A 30-litre reservoir renewed every 2 weeks uses 390 litres in 6 months, and the pack comfortably covers that season. In soil, the application chart provides lower doses, for example 1.5 ml of Grow per litre in the growth stage instead of 1.8, which stretches the pack even further. The indoor hydroponics guide helps you size a first reservoir.

🎯 pH and conductivity

The target pH is 5.5 to 6.5 during rooting and growth, then 6.4 to 6.8 in pre-flowering and flowering. For the first addition of pH-down, allow 4 ml per 50 litres of solution, then top up in small doses, measuring as you go. Conductivity is measured afterwards, once the pH has been adjusted: in hydroponics and on coco fibre, it goes from 0.3 to 0.6 mS at the first roots to 1.3 to 1.8 mS in growth, then to 1.8 to 2.0 mS in pre-flowering and 1.4 to 2.2 mS in flowering. If your reading is clearly outside these guidelines, adjust the dose of the three fertilisers rather than that of the corrector.

Technical specifications

What the pack contains

TriPart Grow: 1 LNPK 3-1-6. Nitrogen, potassium and magnesium for the vegetative phase. Green liquid, not classified as hazardous.
TriPart Micro: 1 LNPK 5-0-1. Calcium, iron and trace elements. Soft-water or hard-water version depending on the pack chosen. Classified H318.
TriPart Bloom: 1 LNPK 0-5-4. Phosphorus, potassium, magnesium and sulphur for flowering. Pink liquid, not classified as hazardous.
pH- corrector: 1 LNitric, phosphoric and citric acids. Yellowish liquid, pH 1, classified H314.
Growth dose: 1,8 / 1,2 / 0,6 ml/LGrow, Micro and Bloom respectively, in hydroponics and on coco fibre. In soil: 1.5 / 1 / 0.5 ml/L.
Target pH: 5.5 to 6.5During rooting and growth, then 6.4 to 6.8 at pre-flowering and flowering stages.

To budget for separately

pH measurement: Drop test kit or pH meterWithout a measurement, the pH- bottle is dosed blind. The drop test requires no calibration and is perfectly adequate to start with.
Graduated measure: Syringe or measuring cylinderDoses range from 0.5 to 2.4 ml per litre, that is 10 to 48 ml for a 20-litre reservoir.
Conductivity meter: A probe meterIt shows that a reservoir is concentrating through evaporation, or that a solution has become too dilute, before the plant shows any signs.
Rinsing container: A dedicated glass of clean waterPlaced beside the reservoir, it lets you rinse the dispenser between uses without going back to the sink.

2 further specifications are available in the detailed view.

In the box

1 container of TriPart Grow (1 L).
1 container of TriPart Micro 1 L, in soft water or hard water version depending on the pack chosen.
1 container of TriPart Bloom 1 L.
1 container of liquid pH- corrector of 1 L.

NPK formulas taken from product labels; dosages, pH and conductivity values: 2025 application table. H318 and H314 classifications: French safety data sheets dated 25/07/2024 and 22/11/2023. Pack assembled by the shop from the four references, in their original packaging.

Manufacturer and product safety

Manufacturer: TERRA AQUATICA (SAS, SIREN 840329619), ex General Hydroponics Europe
Postal address: 4 boulevard du Biopole, ZI du Biopole, 32500 Fleurance, France
Contact: info@terraaquatica.com ; +33 5 62 06 08 30
Website: www.terraaquatica.com

Information provided under Regulation (EU) 2023/988 on general product safety.

What each of the four bottles in the pack does

Three fertilisers and a pH corrector. This table explains what each one provides, when it is dominant, and which ones require gloves.

The fourth bottle is not a fertiliser The pH corrector is added last, and its dose does not appear in any table: it depends on your water. The other three are dosed per litre.

	TriPart GrowYour choice	TriPart MicroYour choice	TriPart BloomYour choice	pH- correctorYour choice
Formula declared on the label
Total nitrogen (%)	3 %	5 %	0 %	0 %
Phosphorus, P2O5 (%)	1 %	0 %	5 %	0 %
Potassium, K2O (%)	6 %	1 %	4 %	0 %
Supplies calcium and iron	No	Yes	No	No
That is what changes between the two versions of the pack	No	Yes	No	No
Hydroponic dosage, millilitres per litre
First roots (ml/L)	0,5 ml/L	0,5 ml/L	0,5 ml/L	0 ml/L
Full growth (ml/L)	1,8 ml/L	1,2 ml/L	0,6 ml/L	0 ml/L
Flowering (ml/L)	0,8 ml/L	1,6 ml/L	2,4 ml/L	0 ml/L
Fixed dose per litre	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Use and safety
Present at a high dose at every stage	No	Yes	No	No
Classified hazardous	No	Yes	No	Yes
Gloves and goggles when measuring	No	Yes	No	Yes
Liquid colour	Green	Dark brown	Pink	Yellowish
Added last	No	No	No	Yes

TriPart Grow

Formula declared on the label

Total nitrogen (%)3 %

Phosphorus, P2O5 (%)1 %

Potassium, K2O (%)6 %

Supplies calcium and ironNo

That is what changes between the two versions of the packNo

Hydroponic dosage, millilitres per litre

First roots (ml/L)0,5 ml/L

Full growth (ml/L)1,8 ml/L

Flowering (ml/L)0,8 ml/L

Fixed dose per litreYes

Use and safety

Present at a high dose at every stageNo

Classified hazardousNo

Gloves and goggles when measuringNo

Liquid colourGreen

Added lastNo

TriPart Micro

Formula declared on the label

Total nitrogen (%)5 %

Phosphorus, P2O5 (%)0 %

Potassium, K2O (%)1 %

Supplies calcium and ironYes

That is what changes between the two versions of the packYes

Hydroponic dosage, millilitres per litre

First roots (ml/L)0,5 ml/L

Full growth (ml/L)1,2 ml/L

Flowering (ml/L)1,6 ml/L

Fixed dose per litreYes

Use and safety

Present at a high dose at every stageYes

Classified hazardousYes

Gloves and goggles when measuringYes

Liquid colourDark brown

Added lastNo

TriPart Bloom

Formula declared on the label

Total nitrogen (%)0 %

Phosphorus, P2O5 (%)5 %

Potassium, K2O (%)4 %

Supplies calcium and ironNo

That is what changes between the two versions of the packNo

Hydroponic dosage, millilitres per litre

First roots (ml/L)0,5 ml/L

Full growth (ml/L)0,6 ml/L

Flowering (ml/L)2,4 ml/L

Fixed dose per litreYes

Use and safety

Present at a high dose at every stageNo

Classified hazardousNo

Gloves and goggles when measuringNo

Liquid colourPink

Added lastNo

pH- corrector

Formula declared on the label

Total nitrogen (%)0 %

Phosphorus, P2O5 (%)0 %

Potassium, K2O (%)0 %

Supplies calcium and ironNo

That is what changes between the two versions of the packNo

Hydroponic dosage, millilitres per litre

First roots (ml/L)0 ml/L

Full growth (ml/L)0 ml/L

Flowering (ml/L)0 ml/L

Fixed dose per litreNo

Use and safety

Present at a high dose at every stageNo

Classified hazardousYes

Gloves and goggles when measuringYes

Liquid colourYellowish

Added lastYes

Formulas taken from the bottle labels; doses from the 2025 application chart, hydroponics and coco fibre column; values checked on 10/09/2026.

Documents & manuals

TriPart application chart, hydroponics, coconut fibre and soil, multilingual document

The official stage-by-stage table, in millilitres per litre for the three fertilisers in the pack, with the target conductivity and pH ranges. French and English appear side by side.

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Safety data sheet for TriPart Micro freshwater, in French

Version 9, dated 25 July 2024. H318 classification, declared composition and protective equipment to be worn when measuring doses.

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Safety data sheet for pH- corrector, in French

Version dated 22 November 2023. H314 classification, orthophosphoric acid content and steps to follow in the event of contact.

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Safety data sheet for TriPart Micro freshwater, in English

Version 9 dated 25 July 2024, same content as the French data sheet: H318 classification, declared composition and mandatory eye protection during dosing. Document in English.

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Safety data sheet for TriPart Micro Hard Water, in English

Version 9 dated 25 July 2024, for the hard water version of the pack. Same H318 classification. Document in English.

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Safety data sheet for TriPart Grow, in English

Version 8, dated 25 July 2024. This container is not classified as hazardous: only precautionary statements P101 and P102 appear on the label. Document in English.

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Safety data sheet for TriPart Bloom, in English

Version 7 dated 26 December 2023, for the third fertiliser in the pack. Product not classified as hazardous, with the same precautionary statements P101 and P102. Document in English.

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Safety data sheet for pH- corrector, in English

Version 8 dated 22 November 2023, for the fourth container in the pack. H314 classification, orthophosphoric acid content and action to take in the event of contact. Document in English.

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Four one-litre bottles shipped together, approximately 4.4 kg, by tracked parcel from France: a single shipment instead of four. None of the four is classified as dangerous for transport, despite the H318 and H314 statements, which relate to handling. The exact shipping costs are displayed at checkout once your address has been entered.

Frequently asked questions

8 questions

6 key questions, 8 in the detailed view

Which version of Micro should this pack contain?

Check the calcium content of your water on the annual analysis from your water supplier. Only the Micro bottle differs between the two packs.

Your water	Calcium	Version
Reverse osmosis or rainwater	close to 0	Soft water
Tap water, granite region	below 70 mg/L	Soft water
Tap water, limestone region	above 70 mg/L	Hard water

A white deposit in the kettle is a good sign of hard water, but it is not a measurement: an aquarium hardness test gives you a definitive answer in 2 minutes.

How much solution can this pack prepare, and how long will it last?

555 Lduring growth

416 Lduring flowering

2 000 Lat start-up

These three figures correspond to the bottle that runs out first at each stage: Grow during growth, Bloom during flowering, and either during start-up, where all three are dosed equally. If each stage receives the same volume, Micro is the first to run dry, at around 790 L of solution over the cycle. A 50-litre tank refreshed every 2 weeks uses approximately 650 L over 6 months: the pack therefore covers a full season.

The four bottles do not empty at the same rate, which is why they are sold separately afterwards, in whichever size suits you: Grow goes first on leafy crops, Bloom on fruiting crops, and pH- depends entirely on the hardness of your water.

What is the difference from the Starter Kit in 500 ml?

There are three differences, in order of importance.

	Starter Kit	This pack
Format	3 x 500 ml	4 x 1 L
pH adjuster	25 g powder sachet	1 L liquid bottle
Intended use	Trying the system	A full season across several tanks

The Starter Kit remains the right choice for a first attempt. This pack is aimed at those who have already done that and know which version of Micro suits them.

In what order should the four containers be poured?

Fill the reservoir with water at room temperature.
Add the Micro, stir, and rinse the measuring cup.
Add the Grow, stir, and rinse the measuring cup.
Add the Bloom and stir.
Adjust the pH using pH-, in small increments, then measure the conductivity.

Never pour one concentrate directly into another. The calcium in Micro and the phosphorus in Bloom, when brought into contact undiluted, form an insoluble calcium phosphate that sinks to the bottom and can no longer be absorbed: that portion of nutrients never reaches your plants.

Two of the four bottles carry a hazard label: what should you do?

Why choose the pack rather than buying the four containers separately?

There are two practical reasons: a single parcel of approximately 4.8 kg instead of four items to source separately, and above all nothing missing when you prepare your first solution. The pH corrector is thus available from the very first solution, whereas each of the three fertilisers shifts the pH as it dissolves.

One thing still needs to be sourced separately: measuring equipment. A drop pH test kit as a minimum, a conductivity meter from the water analysis range for precise monitoring, and a graduated syringe accurate to the millilitre. By eye, there is no way to tell a solution at 6.0 from one at 7.2.

Is this pack suitable for a stocked aquaponic pond?

On a fish-free system, or on a decoupled loop where the plants receive their own solution, yes — exactly as in hydroponics. On coco fibre, use the hydroponics doses; in soil, use the lower doses from the soil column of the application chart.

On a stocked pond, no: fish waste already supplies nitrogen, and it is iron, potassium and calcium that tend to be lacking. A sharp pH correction can also halt biological filtration. Aquaponic Mix is formulated specifically for this situation.

How long do the bottles keep once opened?

How much TriPart Grow for your reservoir

Enter the volume of water in your reservoir. The calculator applies the full-growth dose for Grow, 1.8 ml per litre. Micro and Bloom are dosed in parallel, at 1.2 and 0.6 ml per litre at the same stage.

Reservoir water volume

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Micro dose at the same stage

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Full doses for hydroponics and coco fibre, in millilitres per litre, in the order Grow, Micro, Bloom: first roots 0.5 / 0.5 / 0.5; first true leaves 1 / 1 / 1; growth 1.8 / 1.2 / 0.6; pre-flowering 2 / 2 / 1.5; flowering 0.8 / 1.6 / 2.4. In soil, use the dedicated column of the table: 0.2 ml per litre of each part at the first-roots stage, then 1.5 / 1 / 0.5 in growth and 0.7 / 1.4 / 2.1 in flowering. The pH- is added last, with no fixed dose: it depends on the buffering capacity of your water.

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Pack complet TriPart : 4 bidons d'1 L

The summary

The three TriPart fertilisers and the pH corrector, one litre each

🔢 The order of addition

🧫 The volume of solution covered

🪴 The bottle you'll go through first

🎯 pH and conductivity

Technical specifications

What each of the four bottles in the pack does

Documents & manuals

Estimate your
delivery time

Frequently asked questions

How much TriPart Grow for your reservoir

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Pack complet TriPart : 4 bidons d'1 L

The summary

The three TriPart fertilisers and the pH corrector, one litre each

🔢 The order of addition

🧫 The volume of solution covered

🪴 The bottle you'll go through first

🎯 pH and conductivity

Technical specifications

What each of the four bottles in the pack does

Documents & manuals

Estimate yourdelivery time

Frequently asked questions

How much TriPart Grow for your reservoir

You may also like

Related articles

Indoor hydroponics: where do you begin?

How a hydroponic growing tower works

What to grow in hydroponics throughout the seasons?

Which fertiliser should you use in aquaponics?

Regulating pH in an aquaponics system

The 15 plants to grow in aquaponics

Let us talk about your project

Estimate your
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