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September 23, 2022 2 min read
If you’ve used our formulas recently, you’ll know that for every litre of water, you should add 10ml of our biostimulants. We suggest you use the bottle cap as a measurement tool as you know you’ll always have it to hand and can measure it out quickly.
One capful = 5 ml
Two capfuls = 10 ml
This is the correct amount for a single litre of water
But not all watering cans are the same size or with the same unit of measurement. This could require some mathematical conversions or additional meticulous measuring of liquid quantities every time you want to add our biostimulant formulas to your plants, and we don’t want to add any stress to your gardening.
To help, we’ve created table for some of the more common watering can sizes, from a standard mist sprayer to really large watering cans for well-established outdoor gardens, with the corresponding amounts of Magic Molecules you’ll need if you were using the full quantity of water.
Watering can size | Amount of water | No. of capfuls |
---|---|---|
Standard water mister | 300 ml | < half |
One pint | 568 ml | 1 generous capful |
Indoor watering can | 700 ml | 1 and a half capfuls |
1 Litre watering can | 1000 ml | 2 |
Two pints | 1.137 litres | 2 + small splash |
1.7 litre watering can | 1.7 litres | 2 and a half capfuls |
One Gallon | 4.5 litres | 9 |
5 litre watering can | 5 litres | 500ml (bottle) |
Quick and easy to follow, this will ensure that you use the right dilution every time, ensuring the best possible results from our unique biostimulant formula.