Gro1 Measure Me Measuring Cup 1000ml

Gro1 Measure Me Measuring Cup for Mixing Nutrients by the Liter

The Gro1 Measure Me is a one-liter plastic cup made for the mixing bench rather than the kitchen drawer. It holds 1000 ml, and its scale is marked on the inside wall, so the level reads cleanly through the translucent body. A full conversion chart is printed on the side, covering teaspoons, tablespoons, fluid ounces, cups, pints, quarts, gallons, milliliters and liters. That chart handles the arithmetic most feed labels leave to you: 1 L = 33.8 oz = 1.057 qt, and 4 cups = 32 oz = 946 ml. When a label quotes milliliters per gallon and your notes are in ounces, the answer is already printed on the cup. Measurements run in both US and metric units, so one cup works with imported feed charts and domestic labels alike. The plastic is rated high impact and virtually unbreakable, which counts for a lot on a concrete grow room floor. It is also flame retardant and food-contact acceptable, with high heat resistance built into the same body. A strengthened handle takes the load when the cup is full and you are pouring into a narrow reservoir opening. Empty, the cup weighs just 0.3 lb.

A 1000ml Measuring Cup Sized for Feed Day and Reservoir Prep

Most growers reach for this size on feed day, when a few gallons of nutrient solution need building before lights-on. Fill the reservoir or can with water first, then measure each part of a two-part base on its own. Rinsing the cup between parts keeps concentrated calcium and sulfates from meeting before they reach the water. The translucent wall lets you check the line at eye level instead of guessing from above. Set the cup on a flat bench for that reading, since a tilted cup reads high on one side. The same cup measures bulk dry amendments by volume, from powdered feed to a scoop of perlite for a top-up. For foliar mixes, it measures the water into a sprayer tank as readily as it measures the concentrate. It is the wrong tool for tiny doses, though. At the bottom of the scale, an additive dosed in single milliliters is hard to read with real precision. Many rooms dedicate one cup to each product line, so residue never crosses between feeds. After a rinse, store it upside down so dust stays off the measuring wall between feedings.

Key Features

• One-Liter Capacity: Holds enough to build feed and reservoir batches without refilling mid-mix.
• Printed Conversion Chart: Teaspoons through gallons and liters, so label rates convert right at the bench.
• Inside Scale, Translucent Body: Graduations read through the wall at eye level for a clean line on every pour.
• Impact-Resistant Plastic: Rated high impact and virtually unbreakable for daily use over a hard floor.
• Strengthened Handle: A reinforced grip that stays steady when the cup is full of solution.
• Food-Contact Acceptable: Flame retardant and heat resistant plastic that is safe for food-contact use.

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