Not for human consumption.

The application of coconut water may enhance the soil nutrient availability and uptake of NPK and other essential plant elements.

It also helps in the build up of soil nitrogen, solubilization of soil phosphorus, and potassium resulting in increased nutrient uptake and yield. The cytokinins found in it also support cell division and promote rapid growth.

1. Coconut water contains Gibberellic acid, which helps to boost the germination of seeds and speeds up root development.
2. It is an excellent source of magnesium, calcium, and other beneficial minerals that will provide an additional boost in a plant’s growth.
3. Coconut water contains cytokinin hormones that also trigger the plants to divide their cells into growing shoots and roots, resulting in bushier growth. 
4. Being rich in minerals, vitamins, and amino acids, it offers uncontaminated nutritional support for the development of good bacteria that are vital for plant growth.
5. All this proves that it is an efficient organic fertilizer provided by nature.

How to use:

• Coconut Water:
  • Use at 1.5 tablespoon per 8 ounces of water to make reconstituted coconut water.
• Direct Plant Recipe:
  • 1/2 - 1 Teaspoon per Gallon Water1/3 Pound per 50 gallons water1 Pound per 150 gallons waterUse as Foliar Spray or Soil Drench through both veg and flower
• Acreage Use:
  • 1/2 Pound Per Acre Foliar or 1 Pound Per Acre Drip System

How to Use Coconut Water to Fertilize Plants?

• Mix 50-100 ml of pure coconut water in a liter of water, shake well, and use it to water plants once in 2-4 weeks. Due to the high amount of growth hormones present in it, this natural fertilizer will help in more vigorous root development and induce foliage growth.
• You can also spray it on the foliage of your houseplants, herbs, vegetables, and flowering annuals and perennials to make them lush and bushier. Do not expose the plants to direct sunlight after its application.
• You can also apply coconut water to emerging seedlings to boost their growth.
• Providing coconut water to recently repotted plants helps in reducing transplant shock.