Snoop's Premium Nutrients Bloom A Circulating - 3.5-0-0 - 10 Ltr - Hydro Recirculating
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Part A Flowering Nutrition for Recirculating Hydro - 10 Ltr
Flowering plants draw nutrients differently from plants in vegetative growth, and a feed that ignores this can drift the root zone pH and limit uptake. This part A bloom nutrient is formulated for the flowering phase in recirculating hydroponic systems and is mixed with an equal amount of Bloom B. Its analysis is 3.5-0-0.
The 10 Ltr container suits growers who run a feed tank regularly through flowering and want fewer refills than a small bottle allows. It works for a mid-size indoor room and for smaller commercial setups.
Key Features & Benefits
- Bloom-phase formulation — supports plants during flowering.
- 3.5-0-0 analysis — nitrogen only, with no phosphorus or potassium listed in this part.
- Recirculating hydro version — matched to recirculating hydroponic systems.
- 10 Ltr container — supplies several feed tank refills before reordering.
Who Should Use Snoop's Premium Nutrients Bloom A Circulating
Growers running recirculating hydroponic systems who are moving plants into flowering, and who want a two-part feed they can mix by measured dose.
About Snoop's Premium Nutrients Bloom A Circulating
This is a 10 Ltr part A bloom nutrient with a 3.5-0-0 analysis, sold each. The container measures 9.1 x 7.9 x 12.7 in and ships at 11.8 lb. It is paired with Bloom B.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do I need Bloom B as well?
A: Yes. The directions call for an equal amount of Bloom A and Bloom B every time. Using only one part leaves the feed incomplete.
Q: How do I mix it?
A: Fill the feed tank with water and shake the bottle well. Add Bloom A and mix, then add Bloom B and mix. Adjust pH as required.
Q: What does 3.5-0-0 mean?
A: It is the nutrient analysis in the order nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium. This part lists nitrogen only.
Q: Does water temperature matter when I measure EC?
A: Yes. Water temperature affects EC and ppm readings, so measure at a consistent temperature to avoid false readings.
Q: How should I store it?
A: Store it out of direct light.
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