Dutchpro Bloom Soil A&B

Product information “DutchPro Original Bloom Soil A+B ”

Original Bloom Soil/ Aarde A+B from DutchPro is specially formulated for growing plants on soil substrates. It is a perfectly blended two-component nutrient containing potassium, nitrogen and phosphorus to achieve maximum flower development and protect the plant from disease.

Original Bloom Soil A+B has also been developed to achieve an EC level of 1.8 - 2.0 (deviations are possible) for even better results!

Advantages at a glance:

Promotes maximum flower development

Increases the vitality, strength and health of the plant during the flowering phase

EC levels up to 2.0

Suitable for any irrigation system

Optimal nutrient uptake by the plant

No residues - complete dissolution of nutrients

During the flowering phase, a plant is ready for pollination. The photosensory proteins within the plant determine the time of flowering. The plant then begins to produce flowers so that pollen can pollinate the female plant. This process costs the plant a lot of energy. To stimulate the plant during the flowering phase, it needs the right mix of nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus. This keeps the plant strong and healthy throughout the flowering phase.

Plants absorb important elements from the air and light, but also from the nutrients in the soil. The roots and leaves of a plant are the most important components for absorbing these elements. It is crucial that plants not only receive enough nutrients, but also in the appropriate doses. This is important to prevent nutrient deficiency or toxicity (when a plant absorbs too many nutrients) and to promote maximum growth and health.

Composition:
Total N-P-K value: 5-2-6

4.4% NO3 - 5.5% K2O - 1.1% SO - 0.006% B - 0.015% Mn - 0.4% NH4 - 3.7% CaO - 0.2% Na2O
0.002% Cu - 0.002% Mo - 1.7% P2O5 - 1.0% MgO - 0.2% CI - 0.013% Fe - 0.004% Zn

Dosage:
2.5 - 3.5 ml component A per liter of irrigation water
2.5 - 3.5 ml component B per liter of irrigation water

Application:
A and B should always be added separately to the nutrient solution.
Add the required amount of component A to the water and mix. Then add the same amount of component B to the water. Finally, stir the nutrient solution.