Terra Aquatica DualPart Coco Feed Chart – Doses

Terra Aquatica's own published DualPart Coco schedule — the two-part feed built for coco specifically. Millilitres per litre of water, by growth stage.

Terra Aquatica DualPart Coco feed chartCoco Grow & Coco Bloom · tap to enlarge
Terra Aquatica DualPart Coco feed chart – Coco Grow and Bloom ml per litre by stage, with EC targets
  • All dosesper LITRE
  • pH5.5 – 6.5
  • Base feed0.5–3ml of each part
  • RipeningFinalPart 5ml
Watch the units. Terra Aquatica dose per litre, where Canna, Plagron and Shogun dose per 10 litres. A 10-litre can takes ten times these figures.

Both bottles go in at every stage, in changing proportions — Terra Aquatica label them Coco Grow and Coco Bloom rather than A and B.

Getting it right

  • Both parts, all the way through. This is not a grow-then-bloom switch: the ratio shifts, but neither bottle drops out until Flower 7.
  • Never premix the concentrates. Each part goes into the water separately.
  • Empty the reservoir every 10 to 14 days.
  • Flower 7 and Flower 8 are FinalPart alone, at up to 5ml per litre — Terra Aquatica's ripening period, about ten days.
  • DualPart Coco or TriPart in coco? Both work. DualPart is the simpler two-bottle route built for the medium; TriPart gives you finer control and covers hydro as well.

Everything on the chart

Common questions

Is DualPart Coco the same as Coco A and B?

It is the same idea — a two-part coco feed — but Terra Aquatica name the bottles Coco Grow and Coco Bloom, and the ratio between them changes through the run rather than staying equal.

Do I still need CalMag?

On RO or very soft water, yes. Coco holds and releases calcium in a way that catches people out, which is why the CalMag sits alongside almost every coco schedule.

Why are the doses per litre?

Because that is how Terra Aquatica publish them. Multiply by ten if you are used to a brand that doses per 10 litres.

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Figures as published by Terra Aquatica in their Application Tables, terraaquatica.com. Always read the label on the bottle you own. Terra Aquatica is a trade mark of its owner.

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