General Hydroponics Flora Series: FloraMicro, FloraBloom, FloraGro - 3-Part Hydroponic Nutrient System, 6 gal.
Key features
- •The Flora Series is a hydroponic-based nutrient system that helps fulfill your plants' nutrient needs at every stage of growth
- •Nutrients included in the Flora Series are FloraMicro, FloraBloom, and FloraGro
- •FloraMicro: contains nitrogen and calcium, as well as micronutrients which are essential for plant growth
- •FloraBloom: adds phosphorus, potassium, magnesium, and sulfur to provide nutrients for flower and fruit development
- •FloraGro: provides additional nitrogen and potassium for structural and foliar growth
General Hydroponics Flora Series: FloraMicro, FloraBloom, FloraGro - 3-Part Hydroponic Nutrient System, 6 gal.
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Customer Reviews
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Very good food
Tony✓ Verified Purchase•August 13, 2023
Food is great for my plants
This is plant crack
Amazon Customer✓ Verified Purchase•August 10, 2023
My plants love this stuff. However, every time I go to mix up a new batch of fertilizer, I have to look up the ratios again. Still, it works great and I highly recommend it!
Great nutrients
Nick Reed✓ Verified Purchase•July 20, 2023
Love the GH trio. If you buy, pick up CalMag as well from GH.
Need better tops
Ryan_L✓ Verified Purchase•July 11, 2023
Bottles seal like junk but love the product.
Its kinda wierd that Amazon is having me rate the flavor of plant fertilizer
Nate✓ Verified Purchase•June 9, 2023
Like, I dont think I'm supposed to drink these. Maybe they want to know if the plants like the flavor?
If that's the question, then yes, yes they do. I was trying to figure out how some of these folks on reddit post a tiny little Thai Con and then say 6 months later they have this big ol mama thai..and I'm like thats nonsense, thats fake.
Well, one poster actually posted step by step what they did including using these ferts with pics as proof of the process and I finally bit the bullet.
I have been using a 50% dilution every single week for all of my aroids and they seem to be really enjoying it and thriving. I have not had any root burn issues or leave yellowing due to over-fertilizing. I have had a bunch of plants drop their oldest leaf (turning yellow first) but thats because they start pushing out new growth.
I combine this with the silica supplement and PH down and have dozens of plants that are just going HAM right now. My variegated syngonium chiapense really really like this combo, I'm getting brilliant variegation out of mid tier nodes. My monstera Auera and Albos also really like this, with great strong roots and activating growth points.
Even more finicky plants are all doing well, var golden dragons, flobes, monstera compactas, any of the finer rooted philos/aroids are really thriving.
If that's the question, then yes, yes they do. I was trying to figure out how some of these folks on reddit post a tiny little Thai Con and then say 6 months later they have this big ol mama thai..and I'm like thats nonsense, thats fake.
Well, one poster actually posted step by step what they did including using these ferts with pics as proof of the process and I finally bit the bullet.
I have been using a 50% dilution every single week for all of my aroids and they seem to be really enjoying it and thriving. I have not had any root burn issues or leave yellowing due to over-fertilizing. I have had a bunch of plants drop their oldest leaf (turning yellow first) but thats because they start pushing out new growth.
I combine this with the silica supplement and PH down and have dozens of plants that are just going HAM right now. My variegated syngonium chiapense really really like this combo, I'm getting brilliant variegation out of mid tier nodes. My monstera Auera and Albos also really like this, with great strong roots and activating growth points.
Even more finicky plants are all doing well, var golden dragons, flobes, monstera compactas, any of the finer rooted philos/aroids are really thriving.
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