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Tripart Micro Soft Water 10 Liters is the micronutrient base of the TriPart program from Terra Aquatica, developed for indoor crops irrigated with soft water, low mineralization water, or reverse osmosis water.

The fertilizer Tripart Micro Soft Water 10 Liters, formerly known as FloraMicro Soft Water, is the central component of Terra Aquatica's three-part nutritional system. The formula provides nitrogen, calcium, potassium, and a wide range of micronutrients needed during growth and flowering.
It is especially adapted for facilities that work with osmosis water or water with less than 70 mg/L of calcium.
When combined with TriPart Grow and TriPart Bloom, the grower can modify the proportions of each component according to the development phase, plant type, growing medium, and lighting intensity.
The 10-liter format is especially practical for medium or large indoor crops, hydroponic systems, irrigation tanks, and continuous fertilization programs.
The high concentration allows the preparation of numerous liters of nutrient solution, maintaining precise control over electrical conductivity and mineral feeding.
Tripart Micro Soft Water 10 Liters is a liquid mineral fertilizer belonging to the Terra Aquatica fertilizers range. Within the TriPart program, Micro acts as the base responsible for providing microelements, submicroelements, and part of the primary and secondary nutrients involved in plant metabolism.
The soft water version incorporates an amount of calcium adapted to water with low mineral concentration. This feature helps compensate for the usual deficiencies of water from reverse osmosis equipment, rainwater, or networks with reduced mineralization. An adequate calcium concentration promotes the formation of resistant plant tissues, while nitrogen is involved in the production of chlorophyll, proteins, and new structures.
TriPart Micro can be used throughout the entire growing cycle, from the appearance of the first roots to the flowering stage. The amounts change according to the stage, but the product remains within the nutrient solution while working with the TriPart program.
This fertilizer is used to complete the nutrition of plants grown with soft or reverse osmosis water. Under these conditions, the water contains few minerals and may have insufficient amounts of calcium and other essential elements. The TriPart Micro Soft Water formula allows you to add these nutrients in a controlled way.
It also acts as a regulatory component within the three-part program. TriPart Grow provides a proportion mainly aimed at vegetative growth, while TriPart Bloom increases the availability of phosphorus and potassium during the formation of flowers and fruits. Micro provides the base of micronutrients that accompanies both products during all stages.
In an indoor crop, this flexibility allows you to adapt feeding to young plants, growing specimens, plants in transition, or crops in full bloom. It can be used in hydroponics, coco fiber, and soil, adjusting the dose to the chosen medium and the response observed in the plants.
Before preparing the nutrient solution, you must shake the container well. Add each TriPart component to the water separately, stirring carefully after each addition. It is not advisable to mix Grow, Micro, and Bloom in concentrated form, as direct contact between fertilizers can cause precipitation and reduce the availability of some elements.
In hydroponics and coco fiber, the Terra Aquatica guideline table establishes the following amounts for TriPart Micro:
In soil crops, the recommended amounts are lower:
These amounts should be applied together with the corresponding doses of TriPart Grow and TriPart Bloom. The table serves as a general reference and can be adjusted according to the cultivated variety, plant size, temperature, light intensity, and initial water conductivity. It is advisable to start with a moderate concentration and regularly check the pH and EC values.
After adding the fertilizers, measure the electrical conductivity and correct the pH when necessary. In recirculating hydroponic systems, it is also advisable to monitor the tank level, solution temperature, and daily EC evolution.
The formulation presents an approximate ratio of NPK 5-0-1 and provides several fundamental elements for cultivation. Among the declared components are:
The composition may appear expressed by elements or by oxides depending on the market and labeling. To know the exact percentages of the purchased container, it is advisable to always check the manufacturer's official label.
Tripart Micro Soft Water 10 Liters is a mineral concentrate for plant nutrition developed by Terra Aquatica, a brand formerly known as General Hydroponics Europe. It is part of a modular system composed of three bottles: Grow, Micro, and Bloom.
The modular system allows you to vary the mix at each stage. During growth, the proportion of Grow is usually increased; as flowering approaches, Bloom is increased; Micro continues to provide the necessary micronutrients and complementary elements. This approach offers greater adjustment capacity than a single fertilizer with a fixed ratio.
The 10-liter container is aimed at users who prepare large-capacity tanks, carry out frequent watering, or manage several growing spaces. Buying a large format reduces the need to replenish the product continuously and makes it easier to maintain the same nutritional program during complete cycles.
Once diluted in water, the product incorporates soluble mineral nutrients into the irrigation solution. The roots absorb these elements along with the water and distribute them through the plant tissues. Micronutrients participate in the synthesis of chlorophyll, enzymatic activity, cell division, photosynthesis, and the internal transport of compounds.
The soft water version helps establish an adequate calcium level when the starting water contains very few minerals. Terra Aquatica recommends this formulation when the calcium concentration is less than 70 mg per liter or when