Mr. B's Green Trees Bloom Boost - 2-10-10 - 8 lb (1 Gal)

Higher Phosphorus and Potassium for Flowering - 8 lb (1 Gal)

Growers who want stronger flowering support often find that purely organic amendments act slowly. This hybrid fertilizer starts with an organic base and adds synthetic fertilizers to raise the NPK, giving plants more phosphorus and potassium when they begin to flower. Its ratio is 2-10-10.

This 8 lb (1 Gal) unit suits home gardeners and regular indoor growers who want to try a flowering-stage amendment before buying in volume. Commercial growers can use it to trial the product on a small section of a room.

Key Features & Benefits

• 2-10-10 NPK — low nitrogen with high phosphorus and potassium suits the flowering stage.
• Hybrid formulation — an organic base combined with synthetic fertilizers.
• Single unit — one 8 lb (1 Gal) unit is easy to store and to trial.
• Soil amendment format — works into growing media as part of a feeding program.

Who Should Use Mr. B's Green Trees Bloom Boost

Choose this product if you want an organic base but are comfortable using synthetic fertilizers to raise phosphorus and potassium during flowering. Growers who need a fully organic program should look at other amendments.

About Mr. B's Green Trees Bloom Boost

Mr. B's Green Trees Bloom Boost is a 2-10-10 organic/synthetic hybrid fertilizer. It is sold as one unit of 8 lb (1 Gal). It ships at 9.6 lb in a carton measuring 11 x 11 x 11 in.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does 2-10-10 mean?
A: The three numbers give the percentage by weight of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. This product has less nitrogen than phosphorus or potassium. That balance suits flowering rather than vegetative growth.

Q: Is this fully organic?
A: No. It is a hybrid with an organic base and synthetic fertilizers added. If you need a fully organic program, choose a different amendment.

Q: When in the growth cycle should I use it?
A: Its name and ratio point to the flowering stage, when plants draw more phosphorus and potassium. Follow the directions on the package for timing and rates.

Q: How does a hybrid compare with an all-organic amendment?
A: Organic amendments usually release nutrients more slowly as soil biology breaks them down. Adding synthetic fertilizers can raise the nutrient level more directly. The tradeoff is that the product is no longer fully organic.

Q: How many units are in an order?
A: The selling unit is each, so one order line is one 8 lb (1 Gal) unit.