CYCO Platinum Series Bloom Part B 1-5-6 - 32 oz

Two-Part Flowering Nutrition for Steady Bloom Feeding - 32 oz

Flowering plants draw heavily on phosphate and potash, and a single-bottle feed often leaves gaps. CYCO Platinum Series Bloom Part B 1-5-6 is the second half of a two-part base nutrient. Mixed with Bloom A, it supplies the nutrients plants need during flowering. Its guaranteed analysis lists 1% total nitrogen, 5% available phosphate and 6% soluble potash.

The 32 oz bottle suits growers who want to run a full bloom cycle in a small or mid-size indoor setup, or to trial the Platinum Series before buying larger volumes.

Key Features & Benefits

• Two-part design — pairs with Bloom A to form a complete base nutrient solution for flowering.
• 1-5-6 analysis — higher phosphate and potash support the demands of the flowering stage.
• Defined nutrient sources — derived from potassium nitrate and monopotassium phosphate.
• Hydroponic feed chart — the manufacturer publishes a hydroponic chart with metric and imperial units.

Who Should Use CYCO Platinum Series Bloom Part B

Growers moving plants from vegetative growth into flowering, in hydroponic systems or other indoor cultivation, who want a two-part base nutrient. Home gardeners and commercial operators can both use it.

About CYCO Platinum Series Bloom Part B

CYCO Platinum Series Bloom Part B 1-5-6 is a nutrient supplement sold in a 32 oz container. Its guaranteed analysis is 1% total nitrogen (all nitrate nitrogen), 5% available phosphate (P2O5) and 6% soluble potash (K2O). It is used in combination with Bloom A.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I use Bloom Part B on its own?
A: No. It is designed as one half of a two-part system and is used in combination with Bloom A. Using both together gives a complete base nutrient solution.

Q: What do the numbers 1-5-6 mean?
A: They show the guaranteed analysis: total nitrogen, available phosphate (P2O5) and soluble potash (K2O). Here that is 1%, 5% and 6%.

Q: Which growth stage is it for?
A: It is intended for the flowering stage, when plants have higher phosphate and potash needs. The manufacturer's chart lists it under the bloom stage.

Q: What is nitrate nitrogen?
A: It is nitrogen in the nitrate form, which plants take up directly. On this product, the 1% total nitrogen is all nitrate nitrogen.

Q: What are the nutrient sources?
A: The label lists potassium nitrate and monopotassium phosphate. These supply the nitrogen, phosphate and potash.

Q: How much should I feed?
A: Follow the manufacturer's feed chart for your system and stage, and adjust to your plants and water. Measure carefully and start at the lower end if you are unsure.