FoxFarm Cha-Ching Soluble Fertilizer - 9-50-10 - 15 lb Jar

High-Phosphorus Soluble Feed for Late-Stage Flowering - 15 lb Jar

Plants need a different nutrient balance as they move from vegetative growth into flowering and fruiting. This soluble fertilizer is built for that late stage, with a high phosphorus share and a micronutrient package included, so you do not need a separate micronutrient product. Its analysis is 9% total nitrogen, 50% available phosphate (P2O5) and 10% soluble potash (K2O).

The 15 lb jar suits growers who feed regularly across several cycles, from serious home gardeners with a dedicated indoor space to small commercial rooms. It is a lot of product for a one-off trial, so occasional growers may prefer a smaller size if one is available.

Key Features & Benefits

• 9-50-10 analysis — puts the emphasis on phosphorus for late-stage flowering and fruiting.
• Soluble form — dissolves in water so you can feed through hydroponic systems or by hand.
• Micronutrient package included — supplies boron, copper, iron, manganese and zinc.
• 15 lb jar — stocks many feedings in one container.

Who Should Use FoxFarm Cha-Ching Soluble Fertilizer

Growers who want to adjust their feeding for the flowering and fruiting phase will find this useful. It suits both home gardeners and licensed commercial operations that run regular cultivation cycles.

About FoxFarm Cha-Ching Soluble Fertilizer

FoxFarm makes Cha-Ching as a high-phosphorus soluble fertilizer with a 9-50-10 analysis. The guaranteed analysis lists 9.0% total nitrogen, 50.0% available phosphate, 10.0% soluble potash, 0.02% boron, 0.05% copper, 0.10% iron, 0.05% manganese and 0.05% zinc. It is sold as a single 15 lb jar.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does 9-50-10 mean?
A: The three numbers show the percentage by weight of total nitrogen (N), available phosphate (P2O5) and soluble potash (K2O). This product contains 9% nitrogen, 50% phosphate and 10% potash.

Q: When should I use a high-phosphorus fertilizer?
A: It is designed for late-stage flowering and fruiting, when plants have different demands than during vegetative growth. Many growers switch to a formula like this as that stage begins.

Q: Does it contain micronutrients?
A: Yes, it includes a micronutrient package. The analysis lists boron, copper, iron, manganese and zinc.

Q: Can I use it as my only fertilizer?
A: Its nitrogen share is low, so it is aimed at the late stage rather than the whole cycle. Most growers use a different formula earlier in the cycle.

Q: What does soluble mean?
A: A soluble fertilizer dissolves in water, so you can apply it through a nutrient solution. This makes it practical for hydroponic systems and for hand feeding.

Q: How is it sold?
A: It is sold as one 15 lb jar.