C-Result A&B All-in-One Plant Fertilizer

A two-part base nutrient in which C-Result combine six components. 2 to 4 ml of A and the same of B per litre, with a five minute wait between them.

The mixing procedure takes ten minutes, and that is not a detail

C-Result prescribe an order you will not meet on any other product in this range, and it is the first thing to know before you mix a tank.

• Shake the bottle well before use.
• Add 2 to 4 ml of A fertiliser per litre of water and mix.
• Wait five minutes.
• Add 2 to 4 ml of B fertiliser per litre and mix.
• Wait five minutes again.
• Only then regulate your pH and water your plants.

Ten minutes of waiting sounds like nothing until you are filling a large tank and doing it every time. So plan it as a task with a duration, rather than something you fit in just before watering.

What the wait achieves C-Result do not publish, so we do not claim it either. What is clear is why it sits between A and B: that is exactly the point where the two concentrates could meet, and the time lets the first fully dissolve before the second goes in.

You set the pH last. That is sensible with any nutrient, since adding feed shifts the value, but here it is written explicitly into the order.

Six components in two bottles

This is where the name comes from. C-Result state the product consists of an A&B fertiliser, a root stimulator, enzymes, silicic acid, a sugar booster and a PK booster. On top of that there is a small amount of their own C-Result, meant to transport the fertiliser elements to the roots.

The idea is that you do not have to buy and measure those six separately. That saves bottles on the shelf and above all saves the chance of forgetting one, or doubling one, while mixing.

What you give up is steering. Six separate products can be dosed by phase: the root stimulator early, the PK booster late. In one bottle those ratios are fixed and you follow the manufacturer's design rather than your own schedule. If you like to steer, buy separate; if you want it simple, buy this.

Dosing and storage

2 to 4 ml of A per litre of water and the same amount of B. Start at the bottom and work up as your crop asks for more.

Mix preferably into water of around 14 to 18 degrees. Store the bottles somewhere dark, preferably around 18 degrees.

The liquid is irritating to skin and eyes. On contact with the eyes rinse immediately with plenty of water and seek medical advice. Keep out of reach of children.

Available sizes

Technical Specifications:

• Type: two-part base nutrient with integrated additives
• Manufacturer: C-Result
• Dosage: 2 to 4 ml of A per litre, plus the same of B
• Mixing procedure: add A, wait five minutes, add B, wait five minutes
• pH: set last, after mixing
• Water temperature: 14 to 18 degrees when mixing
• Contains per the manufacturer: A&B fertiliser, root stimulator, enzymes, silicic acid, sugar booster and PK booster
• Plus: a small amount of C-Result for transport to the roots
• Safety: irritating to skin and eyes
• Storage: dark, preferably around 18 degrees

Frequently asked questions

Do I really have to wait twice for five minutes?
That is what C-Result prescribe. So count on mixing a tank taking a quarter of an hour rather than a minute.

How much do I give per litre?
2 to 4 ml of A and the same amount of B. Start at the bottom of that range.

Do I still need separate boosters?
According to the manufacturer the root stimulator, enzymes, silicic acid, sugar booster and PK booster are already in these two bottles.

When do I set my pH?
Last, once A and B are both mixed in and the waiting times have passed.

What is the downside of everything in one bottle?
You cannot adjust the ratios by phase. If you want the root stimulator early and the PK late as separate doses, individual products suit you better.