Snoop's Premium Nutrients Bloom B Circulating - 0.7-2.5-6.5 NPK - 5 Ltr - Hydro Recirculating

Flowering-Phase Nutrition for Recirculating Hydro Systems - 5 Ltr

Plants in flowering take up nutrients differently than in vegetative growth, and a feed tank that is not balanced for that shift can drift in pH. Bloom B Circulating is the B part of a two-part bloom feed made for recirculating hydroponic systems. The distributor describes the formula as balanced for the bloom phase, and its 0.7-2.5-6.5 NPK analysis is weighted toward potassium.

The 5 ltr container suits growers who run a feed tank regularly through flowering and want more than a trial bottle. Smaller home setups can use it across several tank refills.

Key Features & Benefits

• Bloom-phase formulation — supports plants during flowering.
• 0.7-2.5-6.5 NPK analysis — a higher potassium share than nitrogen or phosphorus.
• Recirculating hydro version — matched to hydroponic systems that reuse the nutrient solution.
• 5 ltr container — enough volume for repeated tank mixes.

Who Should Use Snoop's Premium Nutrients Bloom B Circulating

Growers running recirculating hydroponic systems who are moving plants into flowering, from home gardeners to small commercial rooms. Use it together with the matching Bloom A part.

About Snoop's Premium Nutrients Bloom B Circulating

This is the Bloom B part of the Snoop's Premium Nutrients bloom range, supplied in a 5 ltr container with an NPK analysis of 0.7-2.5-6.5. It ships as a single unit weighing 5.9 lb and measuring 7.8 x 6 x 10.2 in.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I use Bloom B on its own?
A: The distributor directs that equal amounts of Bloom A and Bloom B are always used together. Using one part alone would leave the feed unbalanced.

Q: Should I shake the bottle?
A: Yes. The distributor directs shaking the bottle well before use, then mixing thoroughly into the tank.

Q: Does water temperature matter when I measure EC?
A: Yes. Water temperature affects EC and ppm readings, so bring the water to a consistent temperature before measuring to avoid false readings.

Q: How should I store it?
A: Store it out of direct light.

Q: What does NPK mean?
A: NPK lists the nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium content of a nutrient. Here the analysis is 0.7-2.5-6.5.

Q: Is the dose the same for every setup?
A: No. Precise EC and ppm levels depend on the plant and environment, so adjust pH and strength for your system and treat label rates as guidance.