Gro1 Measure Me Measuring Cup 250ml

A 250ml Measuring Cup for Dosing Additives and Small Batches

Additives dosed by the milliliter need a cup scaled to match, and that is the job this Gro1 Measure Me does on the bench. Its scale runs in 10 ml increments from 0 to 250 ml, with a second scale in fractional liters up to 1/4 L. That spacing is fine enough to measure a cal-mag, silica or bloom booster dose without guessing at the gap between lines. A conversion chart covering teaspoons, tablespoons, fluid ounces, cups, pints, quarts, gallons, milliliters and liters is printed on the side. The chart lists one cup as 236.59 ml, so a full fill lands just past the one-cup mark. The body is translucent polypropylene, marked PP on the base, and the level reads from the scale on the inside wall. It is rated high impact and virtually unbreakable, which counts on a concrete floor where small cups get knocked off the bench. The plastic is also flame retardant and food-contact acceptable, and it carries a high heat resistance rating. A strengthened handle keeps the cup steady when you pour into a narrow bottle neck or a hand sprayer. At 3 x 3 x 5 in and about 0.1 lb, it fits beside the nutrient bottles on a crowded shelf.

A Small Measuring Cup That Keeps Each Additive Separate

Most rooms keep this size on the additive shelf rather than by the reservoir, since doses that small read poorly on a big pitcher. Measure each additive on its own and rinse between products, so concentrates never meet before they reach the water. Silica goes into the water first and by itself, which is why many growers keep one cup just for it. The translucent wall shows the line at eye level, and that is where the reading should be taken. Set the cup on a flat surface before you read it, because a tilted cup reads high on one side. It also measures powders and bulk dry amendments by volume, such as a scoop of granular feed for a top-dress. For foliar work, it measures the concentrate for a hand sprayer batch as easily as it measures water. Doses smaller than the first line fall between marks, though. At that point the reading becomes an estimate, so very small amounts deserve extra care. Rinse the cup after each use and store it upside down so residue never dries inside the scale.

Key Features

• 10 ml Graduations: Fine steps from empty to full for measuring additive doses closely.
• Fractional Liter Scale: A second scale in quarter-liter fractions for metric feed charts.
• Printed Conversion Chart: Teaspoons through gallons and liters, so label rates convert at the bench.
• Inside Scale, Translucent PP Body: Graduations read through the wall at eye level on every pour.
• Impact-Resistant Plastic: Rated high impact and virtually unbreakable for daily use over a hard floor.
• Food-Contact Acceptable: Flame retardant and heat resistant plastic that is safe for food-contact use.

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