SuperThrive Bloom 3-12-6 Liquid Bloom Fertilizer - 55 Gal

Low-Nitrogen Flowering Nutrition for Large-Volume Feeding - 55 Gal

Heavy nitrogen during flowering can push stem stretch at the expense of blooms. This liquid concentrate carries a 3-12-6 NPK ratio, so nitrogen stays low while phosphorus and potassium stay high. It lists nitrate nitrogen at 2.3% and ammoniacal nitrogen at 0.7%, a balance weighted toward nitrate, along with calcium, magnesium and a set of trace minerals.

The 55 Gal size is built for large operations and high-volume feeding programs that go through concentrate quickly. Smaller growers who want to trial the formula will find a smaller container easier to handle. This item is a special order and ships as one unit.

Key Features & Benefits

• 3-12-6 NPK ratio — keeps nitrogen low and phosphorus high for the flowering stage.
• Liquid concentrate — mixes into water at the reservoir or at the watering can.
• Calcium and magnesium included — the label lists 2.0% calcium and 0.5% magnesium alongside trace minerals.
• Hydroponic-ready — suited to flowering plants and hydroponic systems.

Who Should Use SuperThrive Bloom 3-12-6

Commercial growers and large-scale cultivation teams who feed flowering plants at volume will get the most from the 55 Gal drum. It also fits hydroponic operations that want one concentrate for the flowering stage.

About SuperThrive Bloom 3-12-6

SuperThrive Bloom 3-12-6 is an inorganic liquid bloom fertilizer concentrate. It lists 3.0% total nitrogen, 12.0% phosphate (P2O5) and 6.0% potash (K2O), plus iron, manganese, zinc, copper and boron.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does 3-12-6 mean?
A: The three numbers give the percentage of total nitrogen, phosphate (P2O5) and potash (K2O) in the formula. Here that is 3.0% nitrogen, 12.0% phosphate and 6.0% potash. The result is low nitrogen with high phosphorus.

Q: How much do I mix per gallon of water?
A: A common maintenance rate is about ½ tsp per gallon of water with each watering. Check the product label for the rate that fits your system and growing conditions.

Q: Is this an organic fertilizer?
A: No. It is an inorganic, chemical fertilizer.

Q: Can I use it in hydroponic systems?
A: Yes. It is listed for flowering plants and hydroponics. Follow the label rate for your type of system.

Q: Why is nitrate nitrogen higher than ammoniacal nitrogen?
A: The formula lists 2.3% nitrate nitrogen against 0.7% ammoniacal nitrogen. A nitrate-weighted balance is commonly used in flowering feeds to help limit stem stretch.

Q: How does it ship?
A: It is a special order item sold as one unit. Plan ahead for freight because of the drum's size and weight.