CYCO Platinum Series Suga Rush 0-0.5-0.3 - 1 Gal

Potassium Support for Flowering - 1 Gal Bottle

Flowering plants in hydroponic and soilless systems need steady potassium to move sugars through the plant. Suga Rush is a bloom additive built for that stage, with an analysis of 0-0.5-0.3 (N-P2O5-K2O). Growers add it to their feeding program to support flowering and the sensory quality of the harvest.

The 1 Gal size suits hobby and small indoor growers, and works for commercial growers who want to trial the additive in one room before scaling up.

Key Features & Benefits

• Potassium-based formula — supports sugar translocation during flowering.
• Made for soilless media — suits hydroponic systems and coco-based setups.
• Low-analysis additive — 0.0% total nitrogen, 0.5% available phosphate, 0.3% soluble potash, so it supplements a base nutrient rather than replacing it.
• 1 Gal bottle — a practical size for regular use.

Who Should Use Suga Rush

Growers running hydroponic or coco systems who want to add a flowering-stage supplement to their nutrient program, from home gardeners to licensed commercial operations.

About CYCO Suga Rush

CYCO Platinum Series Suga Rush is sold each as a 1 Gal bottle. The listed analysis is 0.0% total nitrogen, 0.5% available phosphate (P2O5) and 0.3% soluble potash (K2O).

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is Suga Rush used for?
A: It is a flowering-stage additive that supplies potassium. Growers use it in hydroponic and soilless systems alongside a base nutrient.

Q: Does it replace a base nutrient?
A: No. Its analysis is low, with no nitrogen, so it works as a supplement to a complete feeding program.

Q: What does 0-0.5-0.3 mean?
A: The three numbers show percent total nitrogen, available phosphate (P2O5) and soluble potash (K2O). Here that is 0.0%, 0.5% and 0.3%.

Q: Can I use it in coco?
A: Yes, the product is designed for hydroponic and soil-free systems such as coco. Follow the label for amounts and timing.

Q: When should I add it?
A: It is intended for the flowering stage, not vegetative growth. Check the label for the schedule.