Mad Farmer Mother Of All Bloom, 250g

High-Phosphorus Bloom Booster for Flowering Plants, 250g

Base nutrient programs are built for the whole growth cycle, which means they don't always deliver the concentrated phosphorus and potassium push that flowering plants can use at the start of bloom or in the final weeks before harvest. Mad Farmer Mother Of All Bloom (M.O.A.B.) is a 0-52-32 bloom supplement built from mono potassium phosphate and mono ammonium phosphate, with thiamine hydrochloride (Vitamin B1) added to help plants handle the transplant and stress that come with a nutrient change.

This 250g size suits home growers treating a smaller number of flowering plants.

Key Features & Benefits

• 0-52-32 NPK Ratio — supplies concentrated phosphorus and potassium for the bloom stage.
• Mineral Salt Ingredients — built from mono potassium phosphate and mono ammonium phosphate.
• Vitamin B1 Included — thiamine hydrochloride is formulated to help plants handle transplant and nutrient-change stress.
• Early or Late-Bloom Use — can be used at the start of flowering or during the final weeks before harvest.

Who Should Use Mother Of All Bloom

Growers who want a concentrated phosphorus and potassium bloom supplement to layer onto an existing base feeding program during flowering.

About Mother Of All Bloom

Mad Farmer's nutrient and additive line includes Be One, Cal+Mag, Get Down, and Mother Of All Bloom. M.O.A.B. is the line's concentrated bloom booster, meant to supplement a base nutrient program rather than replace it.

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I use M.O.A.B.?

It can be used during the first week of flowering to support the start of the bloom cycle, or during the last two to three weeks before harvest for an added phosphorus and potassium push. Both timing windows work with the same 0-52-32 formula.

What is the NPK ratio of M.O.A.B.?

It's 0-52-32, supplying a concentrated dose of phosphorus and potassium relative to nitrogen. That ratio is what makes it a bloom-stage supplement rather than a general feeding nutrient.

Do I need to adjust my base nutrients when using M.O.A.B.?

Yes, base nutrient rates may need to be reduced by as much as 50% to avoid overfeeding once M.O.A.B. is added. Watching for nutrient burn on new growth is the simplest way to tell if the combined dose needs to come down further.

What ingredients are in M.O.A.B.?

It contains mono potassium phosphate, mono ammonium phosphate, and thiamine hydrochloride, also known as Vitamin B1. The phosphate salts supply the phosphorus and potassium, while the B1 supports plants through transplant and nutrient-change stress.

Which size should I choose?

The 250g size suits smaller gardens, the 500g size fits a moderate number of flowering plants, and the 1kg size is built for growers with more plants or a longer flowering schedule. Every size uses the same 0-52-32 formula, so the decision is mainly about how many flowering plants are on the schedule.