Snoop's Premium Nutrients Bloom B Circulating - 1 L - 0.7-2.5-6.5 NPK - Hydro Recirculating

Two-Part Flowering Nutrition for Recirculating Hydro - 1 L Bottle

Flowering plants take up more potassium than they did in vegetative growth, and a feed that is not balanced for that shift can push root-zone pH off course. Bloom B is the B half of a two-part flowering feed formulated for hydro recirculating systems, with an NPK of 0.7-2.5-6.5. The distributor describes the formula as balancing cations and anions so that nutrient uptake stays more stable through the bloom phase.

The 1 L bottle suits growers trialling the Bloom line, running a single small system, or testing the feed before buying larger volumes. The distributor lists larger sizes of the product line as well.

Key Features & Benefits

• Flowering-phase formulation — supplies nutrients in proportions intended for the bloom phase.
• 0.7-2.5-6.5 NPK — a potassium-forward ratio for flowering plants.
• Two-part design — keeping B separate from A lets you mix each part into the feed tank in turn.
• Hydro recirculating variant — made for systems that reuse the nutrient solution.
• Compact 1 L bottle — easy to store and handle, at 3.5 x 3.5 x 9.5 in.

Who Should Use Snoop's Premium Nutrients Bloom B Circulating

This product suits growers running hydroponic recirculating systems who want a two-part feed for flowering. It also suits those who want to trial the line in a small volume before scaling up.

About Snoop's Premium Nutrients Bloom B Circulating

Snoop's Premium Nutrients Bloom B Circulating is sold as a single 1 L bottle with an NPK of 0.7-2.5-6.5. It is the hydro recirculating variant of the Bloom A and B line and is designed to be used together with Bloom A. The bottle ships at 1.2 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I use Bloom B on its own?
A: No. The distributor says to always use equal amounts of Bloom A and Bloom B. Using one part alone leaves the feed incomplete.

Q: How do I mix it?
A: Fill the feed tank with water and shake the bottle well before use. Add each part in turn, mixing well after each. Follow the label for exact dose rates, then adjust pH as required.

Q: Why does water temperature matter when I measure EC?
A: Water temperature changes EC and ppm readings. Measure at a consistent temperature to avoid false readings. EC is electrical conductivity, a measure of how much dissolved nutrient is in the solution.

Q: What do the three NPK numbers mean?
A: They show the nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium content in that order. This product is 0.7-2.5-6.5, so potassium is the highest figure.

Q: How should I store it?
A: Store the bottle out of direct light, according to the distributor's directions.

Q: Is this the same as the soil or coco versions?
A: The line is listed in Hydro, Coco and Soil variants. This listing is the Hydro Recirculating version, so choose the variant that matches your growing method.