Hy-Gen Coco Bloom A+B - 1L 5L 20L Set | 2-Part Flower Base Nutrient

HY-GEN COCOBLOOM is a flowering and fruiting stage cocopeat specific nutrient. This formulation compliments the COCOGROW formula and contains high levels of phosphorous, potassium and trace elements ensuring an adequate supply during the transition from growth to flowering and final harvest.

The nutrient levels are carefully formulated to ensure that optimum ratios between nitrogen and phosphorous are achieved thus maximising flowering and fruiting benefit. All other major and minor flowering elements including potassium, calcium, magnesium, sulphur and trace elements are included and optimised to achieve maximum availability. COCOBLOOM also contains a natural kelp extract to condition the cocopeat and to stimulate and maintain a healthy root system.

Once flowering is initiated, flowers and fruit formation require higher levels of phosphorous, potassium and trace elements. COCOBLOOM contains soluble forms of these nutrients, which produce the best results by giving improved colour, flavours and yields. It is essential that plants have an adequate supply of these nutrients available at the correct ratios.

Continue using HY-GEN COCOGROW until there are visible signs that flowers and buds have started to form. Use HY-GEN COCOBLOOM in conjunction with COCOGROW to ensure an optimal transition. It’s important to use both growth specific and flower specific nutrient to get outstanding results – It really does take two!

HY-GEN COCOGROW and HY-GEN COCOBLOOM from start to harvest!

• Flower Specific Formula
• Improves Flower Quality
• Improves Yield
• Contains Natural Ingredients
• Optimised Calcium Levels
• Balanced Trace Element Ratios
• Added Coco Conditioner
• Maximum Solubility
• Suitable For Soil

Use HY-GEN® COCOBLOOM only once buds and fruit have started to form. (i.e. 2 – 3 weeks after reducing light hours). To ensure maximum performance, regularly test and flush your system to prevent nutrient and plant waste build up.

Use for:

• Pre-Flower
• Flowering
• Fruiting
• Foliar
• Soil