General Hydroponics FloraBloom - 1 Qt

Targeted Flowering Nutrition for Your Feed Recipe - 1 Qt

Plants need a different nutrient balance once they move from vegetative growth into flowering. FloraBloom supplies phosphate, potash, magnesium and sulfur as the bloom part of the FloraSeries 3-part system, so you can shift your feed without starting over. FloraSeries was first formulated in 1976.

The 1 Qt bottle suits hobbyists, trial runs and small indoor gardens. It lets you test a feed recipe before moving to larger volumes.

Key Features & Benefits

• Bloom-stage formula — adds phosphate, potash, magnesium and sulfur for flowering and fruiting stages.
• Part of a 3-part system — combine with FloraGro and FloraMicro and adjust ratios by growth stage.
• Wide media range — suited to coco, in-ground soil, peat lite mix, potting mix, rockwool and water culture.
• Defined guaranteed analysis — 5.0% available phosphate, 4.0% soluble potash, 1.5% magnesium and 1.0% sulfur.

Who Should Use General Hydroponics FloraBloom

Growers who build their own feed recipes in hydroponic systems, coco, rockwool or soil will find it useful. It suits both home gardeners and licensed commercial growers who want to adjust nutrition at flowering.

About General Hydroponics FloraBloom

FloraBloom is made by General Hydroponics and is one of three FloraSeries components, with FloraGro and FloraMicro. Its nutrients are derived from magnesium carbonate, magnesium phosphate, magnesium sulfate, phosphoric acid, potassium carbonate, potassium phosphate and potassium sulfate. It is sold as a single 1 Qt bottle.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does FloraBloom do?
A: It supplies phosphate, potash, magnesium and sulfur for flowering and fruiting stages. It works as one part of the FloraSeries system.

Q: Can I use it alone?
A: It is designed to be combined with FloraGro and FloraMicro. Together the three let you balance nutrition across growth stages.

Q: Which growing media can I use it with?
A: Recommended media are coco, in-ground soil, peat lite mix, potting mix, rockwool and water culture.

Q: What pH range should I maintain?
A: Keep the nutrient solution between pH 5.5 and 6.5. Check it with a pH meter and adjust as needed.

Q: What does the 5.0% available phosphate mean?
A: It is the share of the formula, by weight, that is phosphate in a form plants can take up. It is listed as P2O5 on the analysis.

Q: How do I use it?
A: Follow the feed chart on the label for your growth stage and medium. Adjust amounts as your plants respond.