General Hydroponics FloraNova Bloom - 1 Gal

One-Bottle Bloom Feeding for Flowering Plants - 1 Gal

Plants entering flowering need a different nutrient balance than they did in vegetative growth, and juggling several bottles to get there adds cost and mistakes. FloraNova Bloom puts bloom-focused nutrition in one concentrated liquid. It is a base fertilizer with a stated analysis of 4.0% total nitrogen, 8.0% available phosphate and 7.0% soluble potash.

The 1 Gal bottle suits regular indoor growers who run flowering cycles often and want enough concentrate to feed through a full bloom stage without frequent reorders.

Key Features & Benefits

• One-part liquid base — one bottle covers the bloom stage feed, so there are fewer products to mix.
• Bloom-focused analysis — phosphate and potash support flower and fruit development.
• Calcium and magnesium included — 4.0% calcium and 2.0% magnesium are listed in the analysis.
• Works across methods — use it in hydroponics, soilless mixes, potted plants and garden-grown plants.

Who Should Use General Hydroponics FloraNova Bloom

Growers who want a simple flowering-stage feed for hydroponic systems, soilless media or containers. It suits home gardeners and commercial operations that prefer a one-part routine.

About General Hydroponics FloraNova Bloom

FloraNova Bloom is part of the General Hydroponics FloraNova nutrient system. It is a liquid base fertilizer, sold as one 1 Gal bottle. A safety data sheet and feed charts are available from the manufacturer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: When do I start using FloraNova Bloom?
A: Start in early flowering and continue through harvest. Follow the FloraNova feed chart or the product label for amounts.

Q: How do I mix it?
A: Shake the bottle well and mix it into fresh water. Check pH and EC before you feed.

Q: Can I use it in soil or only in hydroponics?
A: It works in hydroponics, soilless mixes, potted plants and garden-grown plants. Adjust the feed program to your growing method.

Q: Why use a bloom formula instead of a vegetative one?
A: Plants in the reproductive stage need a different nutrient balance than plants in vegetative growth. A bloom formula is built for that shift.

Q: What does EC mean?
A: EC is electrical conductivity, a measure of the total dissolved nutrient strength in your solution. Checking it helps you avoid over- or under-feeding.