CYCO Platinum Series Bloom Part A 2-0-2 - 5 Gal

Calcium and Nitrate Nitrogen for Flowering Stages - 5 Gal

Flowering plants need a steady supply of calcium, potassium and nitrogen, and a single-bottle program often leaves gaps. Bloom Part A is one half of a two-part nutrient system that splits the components so they stay stable until you mix them in the reservoir. Its guaranteed analysis lists 3% total nitrogen, all nitrate nitrogen, 3% soluble potash, 3% calcium and 0.001% molybdenum.

The 5 Gal jug suits regular indoor growers who run a reservoir through a full flowering cycle and want to buy fewer, larger containers. Very small gardens may take a long time to use it, while large commercial rooms will likely want to plan their volume around repeat orders.

Key Features & Benefits

• Two-part design — pairs with Bloom Part B to cover primary, secondary and micro-nutrients.
• Nitrate-form nitrogen — all 3% nitrogen is nitrate nitrogen.
• Calcium at 3% — supports nutrient transport within the plant.
• Soluble potash at 3% — supplies potassium during flowering and fruiting.
• Molybdenum included — provides a trace micronutrient at 0.001%.

Who Should Use CYCO Platinum Series Bloom Part A

Growers running hydroponic systems who want a dedicated flowering-stage base nutrient. It suits home gardeners and licensed commercial operations that mix their own reservoirs and use Part B alongside it.

About CYCO Platinum Series Bloom Part A

CYCO Platinum Series Bloom Part A 2-0-2 is sold as a single 5 Gal unit. It is derived from potassium nitrate, calcium nitrate and sodium molybdate. Its guaranteed analysis is 3% total nitrogen, 3% nitrate nitrogen, 3% soluble potash (K2O), 3% calcium and 0.001% molybdenum.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I use Bloom Part A on its own?
A: It is designed as part of a two-part system. Use it with Bloom Part B so the plants receive the full range of nutrients.

Q: What does 2-0-2 mean?
A: The numbers are the nitrogen, phosphate and potash ratio of the product. This product has no phosphate in its guaranteed analysis, which is why the middle number is 0.

Q: What is nitrate nitrogen?
A: It is nitrogen in the nitrate form, which plants take up directly from the root zone. All of the nitrogen in this formula is in this form.

Q: Is it suitable for hydroponic systems?
A: Yes. The maker's feed chart is written for hydroponic use and is designed for the flowering stage.

Q: Where can I find safety information?
A: Safety data sheets are available from the maker. Read them before handling, and store the jug sealed and away from children and pets.