Liquid Kool Bloom Fertilizers, 1-Quart

I am glad I bought this when I did. The instructions on GH website call for 2 tsp per five gallons during week 7 of bloom but week 7 can be done over for a longer season. This product turned my growing season around, besides having trouble setting flowers on my peppers when it's 95 out in July, the plants responded well to a lower nitrogen and higher Potassium and Phosphate feeding program. The other products from General Hydroponics are also for sale on Amazon like, floranova and floralicious plus, both I deemed necessary. This really turned around my growing season, before I used orchid blooming fertilizer, like 0-54-32 and got lots of flowers but this stuff worked just as well and makes my plants really hardy. The price is offsetting because I bought the whole blooming season line but hopefully the experts at GH will follow through. I have noticed though that the directions on the bottle aren't accurate if your going to be using other fertilizers with this, like the base nutrients, and need to check on the proper amount to harmonize. I got the drain-to-waste (soil) chart off the general hydroponics website and started at week 7. This stuff doesn't seem strong enough though when the plants need to root or bloom, this kind is low on the scale of fertilizers compared to ordering directly the main ingredient, monopotassium phosphate. Compared, plants fed early after transplants (like in february I fed a chocolate ghost pepper monopotassium phosphate) the plants fed the high numbered fertilizer are doing much better. So the strengths of the last two numbers on this are a little low and like buying enough of this to feed 100 pepper plants is outrageous and using a more cost effective program would be better. This didn't exactly turn around the flowering process like monopotassium phosphate (similar to dry koolbloom) because it's just not strong enough. The stuff wouldn't kick in fast enough when I need to get flowers the process takes a while. The change in mesuring nutrients was difficult too because there is now 8 different bottles (floranova,floranectar..) between fertilizer feedings.

Exactly what I was expecting

Has helped my garden in many ways!

As a major participater in Kool bloom products I highly recommend Kool bloom liquid as well as cool bloom dry. They both are cost profitable!! And using both in tandem make for some of the best flowering and and heavy yields! "Hands down" easy too use and quick performance.

Works good

Really helped plant growth, the bottle came with a nice seal with a double ring making it easy to use with a syringe. I expect the quart bottle to last me a long time making it a great value for the money!

General hydroponics nutrients line has been the best line i have used to date. Koolbloom if used correctly amd about half strength up u til last 2 weeks before flush. It has been the best flower booster I have used. Ther new floraduo a and b bottle is an amazing product as well super clean plants love it. Happy growing to all.

Just started using it and it’s been great .. thick.. dense.. and smells amazing.. will continue to use for sure.. pix tell it all .. u be the judge…

It’s the first time using this product for cannabis but have heard it gives good results.

As advertised thank you!

Amazing product, see my other reviews. definitely recommend., works well with other brands as well. its a 2 part system.

Just add to your nutrients partway thru flower and you will not be disappointed.

Ok, this stuff is really strong. I use it in soil, mixed with other fertilizers to get the NPK values that I want... other stuff says like 5-10 ml by liter of water... this takes like 5 ml by GALLON! I'll probably have this bottle for the next 2 years. It's almost hard to measure when you just need like 2 liters of nutirents. It makes tiny crystals on the bottle where it spills. Haven't used it through a complete growth cycle, so I can't say how it helps as far as blooming is concerned, does a good job at rooting / transplanting when mixed with something else that adds a little phosphorus..