Snoop's Premium Nutrients Bloom B Coco - 5 Ltr - 0.3-2.5-5.8 NPK

Two-Part Flowering Nutrition for Coco - 5 Ltr Bottle

Flowering plants draw more potassium and less of other nutrients than they do in vegetative growth, and a mismatched feed can push substrate pH off course. Bloom B Coco is the B half of a two-part bloom feed made for the flowering phase in coco. Its NPK analysis is 0.3-2.5-5.8, weighted toward potassium.

The 5 Ltr bottle suits growers who run a feed tank through a full flowering cycle and want more than a trial bottle. It works for regular indoor gardeners and small commercial rooms alike.

Key Features & Benefits

• 0.3-2.5-5.8 NPK analysis — puts the weight on potassium for flowering.
• Coco variant — matches the formula to coco substrate.
• Part B of a two-part system — pairs with Bloom A, used in equal amounts.
• 5 Ltr bottle — supports repeated tank mixes without frequent reordering.

Who Should Use Snoop's Premium Nutrients Bloom B Coco

Growers feeding plants in coco through flowering, from home gardeners to licensed commercial operations, who want a two-part bloom feed.

About Snoop's Premium Nutrients Bloom B Coco

This is a 5 Ltr bottle of Bloom B Coco from the Snoop's Premium Nutrients range, with an NPK analysis of 0.3-2.5-5.8. It ships at 5.8 lb in a package measuring 7.8 in long, 6 in wide and 10.2 in high. It is sold as one bottle.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I use Bloom B on its own?
A: No. It is part B of a two-part feed, so use it with the matching Bloom A. Follow the label directions for mixing and amounts.

Q: Is this made for coco?
A: Yes, this listing is the Coco variant. The product line also has versions for other growing media, so check you have the right one.

Q: What does NPK 0.3-2.5-5.8 mean?
A: NPK shows the nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium content in that order. This formula carries the most potassium, which suits the flowering phase.

Q: What is in the box?
A: One 5 Ltr bottle of Bloom B Coco. Bloom A is a separate product.

Q: Should I check pH after mixing?
A: Yes. Measure the solution after mixing and adjust pH as needed for your system. Feed strength depends on your plants and environment.