FoxFarm Beastie Bloomz Fertilizer - 0-50-30 - 6 oz

High-Phosphorus Bloom Feeding for Mid to Late Flowering - 6 oz

Plants moving into flowering need more phosphorus and potassium than they did in vegetative growth. Beastie Bloomz is a soluble fertilizer with a 0-50-30 analysis, so it delivers phosphorus and potash with no nitrogen. It is formulated to support blossom development during mid to late flowering.

The 6 oz size suits home gardeners, small indoor setups and growers who want to test a bloom booster before buying larger volumes. It also fits a compact shelf or grow room.

Key Features & Benefits

• 0-50-30 analysis — concentrates on phosphorus and potash for the flowering stage.
• Soluble formula — mixes into your feed water for straightforward application.
• Broad system compatibility — use it in soilless mixes, soils, hydroponics and aeroponic systems.
• Simple schedule — once buds emerge, feed every other watering following the package directions.

Who Should Use FoxFarm Beastie Bloomz

Use it if you run a flowering cycle and want a dedicated bloom-stage supplement. It suits hobbyists and small-scale growers who feed in soil, soilless media or recirculating systems.

About FoxFarm Beastie Bloomz

Beastie Bloomz is a FoxFarm high-phosphorus soluble fertilizer with a 0-50-30 analysis. It is sold as a single 6 oz unit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: When do I start using Beastie Bloomz?
A: Start once buds emerge, during mid to late flowering. Feed every other watering, following the package directions or your feeding schedule.

Q: What does 0-50-30 mean?
A: The three numbers are the nitrogen, phosphate and potash percentages. This product has no nitrogen, 50% phosphate and 30% potash.

Q: Can I use it in hydroponics?
A: Yes. It is intended for soilless mixes, soils, hydroponics and aeroponic systems.

Q: Why choose a bloom fertilizer instead of an all-purpose feed?
A: Bloom formulas lean toward phosphorus and potassium and leave out nitrogen, which suits the flowering stage. All-purpose feeds balance nutrients for general growth.

Q: Do I still need a base nutrient?
A: Plan on one, since this formula supplies only phosphorus, potash and a few micronutrients. Check the label for how to combine it with your regular feeding program.