Macronutrients
N keeps leaves green; P supports roots and branching; K firms the plant and improves resilience.
Macro, secondary and micronutrients for office plants
Green Office
Green Office is designed for low light, air conditioning, low humidity and nutrient-poor growing media.
Why do office plants need Green Office?
Reducing nutritional stress in low light
An office is a weak-photosynthesis environment: low humidity and a growing medium poor in nutrients. Granular fertiliser there can burn the roots or leave a salt build-up.
- Liquid, ionised minerals that are easy to absorb and gentle on roots.
- Providing N–P–K, Ca–Mg–S and the trace group Fe, Mn, Zn, Cu, B, Mo.
- Helping keep leaves green, develop roots and limit yellowing.
- Odourless, colourless and convenient to water in directly.
Nutritional mechanism
One formula balanced across three tiers
Secondary nutrients
Ca supports cell walls; Mg is part of chlorophyll; S supports protein formation.
Micronutrients
Helping prevent yellowing, synthesise enzymes and absorb nutrients in low light.
Key benefits
Greener plants, simpler care
The dossier highlights root stimulation, recovery of weakened plants, less risk of root burn or salt build-up, and suitability for many office plant types.
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main nutrient groups
6
trace elements listed
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direct watering step
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odour and colour as described in the dossier
Product copy in this HTML build is edited from the KMVE presentation dossier of January 2026. Claims, dosage and the formal regulatory file must be approved by KMVE before any commercial release.