Coco and Seed
Cilantro Lime Sea Salt 1 oz
Cilantro Lime Sea Salt 1 oz
Elevate your cooking with the fresh, aromatic taste of cilantro infused with lime zest blended into high-quality sea salt! Our Cilantro Lime Sea Salt is crafted in small batches using fresh cilantro and lime, capturing the essence of garden-fresh herbs in every pinch.
Perfect for:
✔️ Seasoning ground beef for tacos
✔️ Making your own cilantro lime rice with mouth-watering lime pieces
✔️ Adding to sauces or veggies
Made for the food lovers who want to incorporate salty herbaceous citrus flavor into their meals
Size: 1-1 oz | 30g 20 servings
This product was produced in a home kitchen that may come in contact with common food allergens and pet allergens and is not subject to public health inspection. www.azdhs.gov/CottageFood
*Arizona residents only
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What is hydroponics?
Hydroponics is growing plants without soil and using nutrients in the water to provide it with all the food it needs to grow.
What are the benefits of growing hydroponic plants?
There are several key benefits to growing In a hydroponic set up than soil:
• Save more water! Hydroponic plants use less water than soil based plants
• You can grow year round indoors
• Little to no pests as growing medium is sterile
Do I need grow lights?
Coco and Seed set ups are designed to be electricity free. No need for grow tents, grow lights, water bubblers, etc. The sun is the best resource that your plants will need. If you are low on sun light for full-sun loving plants, then supplementing with a full spectrum light can be beneficial but using a regular house lamp can help as well.
How much should I fill with water?
Create an airspace to allow the roots to breathe by not filling above the bottom of the net pot. The roots near the net pot are gathering oxygen while the roots submerged are gathering food. Use the laser cut out leaves as an indicator for your water levels.
How often should I water it? What should the watering schedule be?
Always :) Due to the growing style they can’t ever be without water/food. Hydro comes from the Greek word "hudor" meaning water. Always make sure the plant has access to water or nutrient-rich water in the container and you'll have happy healthy plants.