General Hydroponics Floralicious Plus - 55 Gal

Concentrated Plant Vigor Support for High-Volume Feeding - 55 Gal

Adding support to a feeding program usually means more bottles, more steps and more mistakes. Floralicious Plus is a concentrated additive that goes in after your base nutrients are mixed, so it fits the routine you already run. It combines plant-based and mineral ingredients to support vigor through the main growth and bloom phases.

The 55 Gal size is built for commercial operations and large hydroponic systems that mix nutrient solution in volume. Small gardens will use it slowly and may prefer a smaller container.

Key Features & Benefits

• Concentrated liquid additive — a little goes into each batch of nutrient solution.
• Plant-based and mineral blend — supports plant vigor during growth and bloom.
• Works with a base nutrient program — adds to your feeding plan without replacing it.
• Feed charts available — the manufacturer publishes charts for its nutrient systems.

Who Should Use General Hydroponics Floralicious Plus

Commercial cultivators and high-volume hydroponic operations that already feed a base nutrient program and want a vigor-focused additive in bulk.

About General Hydroponics Floralicious Plus

General Hydroponics Floralicious Plus is a liquid plant nutrient additive made by General Hydroponics. It is used alongside a base nutrient program and can be run through the main growth and bloom phases, then discontinued during ripening and flush.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I use it by itself?
A: No. It is an additive, so use it with a base nutrient program according to label directions.

Q: When do I add it to the reservoir?
A: Add it after the base nutrients are mixed into fresh water. Stir or circulate thoroughly, then check pH.

Q: Which growth stages does it cover?
A: It can be used through the main growth and bloom phases. Stop using it during ripening and flush.

Q: Where do I find feeding amounts?
A: Follow the label and the manufacturer feed charts for your base nutrient system. Charts for several systems are published by General Hydroponics.

Q: Is the 55 Gal size right for a small garden?
A: It is intended for large-volume use. A small garden would take a long time to use it, so a smaller container is usually more practical.