Snoop's Premium Nutrients Heavy Harvest - 0-8-8 - 10 L

Extra Phosphorus and Potassium for Flowering - 10 L Bottle

Plants demand much more phosphorus (P) and potassium (K) once flowers begin to form, and a base feed alone may not supply enough. Heavy Harvest adds both nutrients in a 0-8-8 analysis. It is formulated to work alongside the phosphorus and potassium already in Snoop's Premium Nutrients Bloom.

The 10 L bottle suits regular indoor growers and small commercial rooms. At 1 ml per litre, it covers repeated feedings through the whole flowering period without frequent reordering.

Key Features & Benefits

• 0-8-8 analysis — no nitrogen, with phosphorus and potassium aimed at flowering demand.
• Simple dose of 1 ml per litre — 4 ml per gallon of water makes mixing easy to repeat.
• Works with all substrates and feeding systems — one product across mixed setups, including hydroponic systems.
• Pairs with Bloom — designed to complement the same brand's bloom feed.

Who Should Use Snoop's Premium Nutrients Heavy Harvest

Growers in the flowering stage who already feed a bloom nutrient and want more phosphorus and potassium. The 10 L size fits growers running several feedings per week.

About Snoop's Premium Nutrients Heavy Harvest

Heavy Harvest is a liquid flowering supplement with a 0-8-8 NPK analysis. The label directs use from when flowers first set until flush, together with Snoop's Premium Nutrients Bloom. It is also sold in other bottle sizes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: When do I start using it?
A: Start when flowers first set. Continue until you begin the flush.

Q: How much do I add?
A: Add 4 ml per gallon of water, which equals 1 ml per litre. Mix well and adjust pH as required.

Q: Do I need to use it with another nutrient?
A: The directions say to use it together with Snoop's Premium Nutrients Bloom. Heavy Harvest is formulated to work with the phosphorus and potassium already in that product.

Q: Will it work in my system?
A: The directions state it suits all substrates and feeding systems. That covers soil, coco and hydroponic setups.

Q: What does 0-8-8 mean?
A: The three numbers are the nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium content. Here that is 0 nitrogen, 8 phosphorus and 8 potassium.

Q: How should I measure EC or ppm?
A: Water temperature changes EC and ppm readings. Set the water to 68°F to avoid false readings, and shake the bottle well before use.