C-Result Nutrient Courier

C-Result is not a feed but a carrier: an additive you give alongside your existing schedule, meant to improve uptake of what you are dosing anyway. The manufacturer explains how, and it is not the way our page used to describe it.

Passive transport, and why that is the stronger argument

PlantiPower, the manufacturer behind C-Result, put one word at the centre: passive. They describe the technique as organic nanotubes that attach to nutrients, which are then taken up without energy loss for the plant.

That is a different claim from faster or more active transport, and a better one. A plant taking nutrients up actively pays for it with energy it could have spent on leaves, roots or flowers. Transport that happens passively costs it nothing.

Our own page had this the other way round and spoke of an active courier as against passive uptake. That appears nowhere at the manufacturer, and it is turned in precisely the wrong direction.

What it is meant to solve

The premise is that part of your feed always stays behind in the soil or substrate. pH swings, cold water or an imbalance in the root zone create blockages, and whatever is blocked has been paid for but not used.

C-Result addresses those blockages rather than the quantity: not giving more feed, but getting more of the same feed to arrive. The manufacturer adds that it lowers EC pressure in the root zone and conditions the substrate.

There is a practical consequence they state themselves: if uptake improves, you may need less base feed. So do not raise your schedule when you start with this; watch what happens first.

Last into the reservoir

The order is in C-Result's grow schedule and it is a real instruction. Fill your tank with water. Add your fertilisers and boosters and mix. Only then add C-Result, 1 ml per litre of water, and mix again.

That is the reverse of most additives, which you add early. The logic follows from what the product does: it attaches to the nutrients already in solution, so those have to be in there first.

C-Result suits every substrate, from soil and coco to rockwool, mapito and hydro systems, and combines with any nutrient brand. Per the manufacturer the product's own EC is 0.0, so it does not shift your reading.

What is not on this page

The professional version of the same technology, PlantiPower ALL12, does publish a composition. We do not repeat it here.

The reason is that the two are dosed differently: ALL12 once a month, and C-Result at every watering. It is probably the same liquid, but until that is settled we would rather publish no analysis than one that may belong to a different bottle. A wrong figure in a spec is not read, it is dosed.

Available sizes

Technical Specifications:

• Type: additive and nutrient carrier, not a feed
• Manufacturer: C-Result, part of PlantiPower
• Action per the manufacturer: passive transport without energy loss for the plant
• Dose: 1 ml per litre of feed water
• Order: add last, once feed and boosters are mixed
• Product EC: 0.0 per the manufacturer
• Suitable for: soil, coco, rockwool, mapito and hydro systems
• Combines with: any nutrient brand
• Analysis: not published by C-Result

Frequently asked questions

Does this replace my feed?
No. It is a carrier meant to improve uptake of your existing schedule.

When do I add it?
Last, once your feed and boosters are in the reservoir and mixed.

Should I raise my feed?
If anything the reverse. The manufacturer notes that better uptake can mean you need less base feed.

Does it change my EC?
Per the manufacturer the product's own EC is 0.0.

What is the composition?
C-Result publish none. The professional version does, but until it is settled that this is the same liquid we do not repeat those figures.