Grow More Hawaiian Bud & Bloom | 1.5lb Jar - (Case of 12)

High-Phosphorus Concentrate for Tropical Flowering Plants, 5-50-17

Flowering tropical shrubs, vines, and fruits need a phosphorus-forward feed that reaches them through more than one path. Grow More Hawaiian Bud & Bloom is a 5-50-17 water-soluble concentrate that feeds through both leaves and roots, keeping chelated micronutrients readily available.

1.5lb jar, case of 12, 5-50-17 water-soluble concentrate.

Key Features & Benefits

• 5-50-17 water-soluble concentrate — phosphorus-forward ratio built for flowering.
• Feeds through both leaves and roots — dual uptake path for chelated micronutrients.
• Formulated for tropical shrubs, vines, and fruits — targeted to flowering tropical plant types.
• Chelated micronutrients — stay readily available regardless of uptake path.

Who Should Use Grow More Hawaiian Bud & Bloom

This fits growers of flowering tropical shrubs, vines, and fruiting plants who want a high-phosphorus concentrate they can apply as a foliar feed, a root feed, or both.

About Grow More Hawaiian Bud & Bloom

Hawaiian Bud & Bloom is part of Grow More's jar and jug fertilizer catalog, a line the brand builds around chelated micronutrients and formulas matched to a specific plant type or use case.

Frequently Asked Questions

What NPK does Hawaiian Bud & Bloom use?

It's a 5-50-17 formula, heavily weighted toward phosphorus to support flowering. That high-phosphorus ratio is matched to the bud and bloom development this product is built around.

How does feeding through both leaves and roots work?

Grow More describes this as a water-soluble concentrate that feeds through both the leaves and the roots, so chelated micronutrients stay available whether applied as a foliar spray or worked into the root zone. That dual path is meant to keep nutrients accessible regardless of application method.

What plant types is this formulated for?

It's formulated for all flowering tropical shrubs, vines, and fruits, rather than general-purpose garden plants. That targets it specifically at tropical flowering and fruiting varieties.

Why does chelation matter for the micronutrients in this formula?

Chelated micronutrients stay plant-available across a wider range of conditions than non-chelated forms, which supports the product's claim that nutrients stay 'readily available' through either leaf or root uptake. That stability matters especially for tropical plants grown outside their native soil conditions.