Gro1 Measure Me Measuring Cup 2000ml

A 2000ml Measuring Cup for Reservoir Top-Ups and Bulk Batches

Two liters is the volume most growers keep measuring when a reservoir needs topping up between full changes. This Gro1 Measure Me cup holds 2000 ml, with a scale in 20 ml increments from 0 to 2000 ml marked on the inside wall. A second scale runs in fractional liters up to 2 L, so a metric feed chart reads straight off the side. It measures the volume of liquids and bulk solid ingredients alike, from base nutrient concentrate to a scoop of dry amendment. A conversion chart printed on the cup covers teaspoons, tablespoons, fluid ounces, cups, pints, quarts, gallons, milliliters and liters. The chart lists 1 L = 33.8 oz = 1.057 qt and 1 gal = 3785 ml, which settles most label conversions on the spot. The body is translucent plastic rated high impact and virtually unbreakable. It is also flame retardant, food-contact acceptable and built for high heat resistance. A strengthened handle takes the load of a full cup when you pour into a reservoir lid or a narrow can opening. Empty, the cup weighs about 0.4 lb and stands 8.5 in tall on the bench.

Working a 2 Liter Measuring Cup Through Water and Amendment Runs

Most rooms reach for this size when the job is mostly water rather than concentrate. Fill the reservoir with plain water first, then add each nutrient part on its own and stir before the next goes in. Rinsing the cup between parts keeps calcium and sulfate concentrates from meeting before they are diluted. For a quick top-up, a few fills bring a dropping reservoir back to its line without hauling a bucket across the room. The same cup measures perlite, coco or a dry top-dress by volume when you build a fresh batch of mix. Read the level at eye level with the cup on a flat bench, since a tilted cup reads high on one side. The translucent wall keeps that reading clear even with tinted nutrient solution inside. Small additive doses are another matter, though. At the bottom of a scale this broad, a single-digit milliliter dose falls between the lines and becomes a guess. Rinse it after each feed and store it upside down so residue never dries on the measuring wall.

Key Features

• 20 ml Graduations: Steps fine enough to measure base-nutrient doses across the full two-liter range.
• Fractional Liter Scale: A second scale up to two liters for metric feed charts and dilution rates.
• Printed Conversion Chart: Teaspoons through gallons and liters, so US and metric label rates convert at the bench.
• Liquids and Bulk Solids: Measures nutrient solution, plain water and dry amendments by volume in one cup.
• Impact-Resistant Plastic: Rated high impact and virtually unbreakable for daily use over a concrete floor.
• Strengthened Handle: A reinforced grip that stays steady when the cup is full and heavy.

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