General HydroponicsFloraPro Late Bloom 0-24-26 - Nutrient Fertilizer for Commercial Cultivation, 5 lb.

I have been using this stuff for a few months on my dragon fruit and they have been super healthy and growing like crazy! Love this!

Pros, Likes, and Features*I like that it is condensed and can create a lot more than what you assume when you receive the bag*It dissolves easily into water and therefor is easily added into the hydroponic setupCons, Dislikes*None at this timeSo I got these for helping with my hydroponic setup where I am going to be growing some indoor flowers that are not on sale yet to be bought as seedlings yet. Once I get those I will have 2 setups to test this on one using this and the other just plain water coming from a fish take which uses the fish water as fertilized water from the fish waste. Once I can get all that tested I will update this more but for now all I have is that this can treat a LOT of water and the other thing is it dissolves easily to be added into the hydroponic system. The rest is to be seen as of now since we are in winter and I cannot properly test this without the plants I will be using this with.

This product is *NOT* meant to be used as a dry powder (as per General Hydroponics Rep) These bags are filled by different hoppers of separate ingredients and are unmixed when sealed, the granules may appear uniform but are *NOT MIXED* it may look uniform but isn't mixed to the point to be anywhere near a guaranteed analysis in any dry state other than the total volume.A five-pound bag is meant to mix to a total volume of 5 gallons of stock solution (add powder then mix water till you reach a volume of 5 gallons, don't just mix powder to 5 gallons of water)The 5-pound bag is not even meant to be separated while dry at all, even by the pound, even when toughly mixed, they can't guarantee the analysis unless you mixed 5 gallons as directed then decant 1 gallon of solution off.The Bottom line is this product can't be used dry; it may appear to work in the short term, but you are literally throwing darts of unknown analysis at your plants.If you must use it dry then, you'll need to further refine the entire volume into a fine powder using a flour-mill, to the constancy of popcorn salt and then mix several times thoroughly. If you are qualified to further refine, then the dry use ratio would roughly be 4.6 grams of Grow with 3.1 grams of Calcium+ for vegetative growth. For Flowering you would need 5.6 grams of Bloom with 2.6 grams of Calcium+.Hope this clarifies things for those on the fence.

This is a large supply of hydroponic plant food, it will take quite a while for me to use in my small grower. Works well as it was described.

I have typically only started seeds indoors during the winter, but this year I am trying a few vegetables. I started with a generic nutrient solution, and then added this after I started seeing flower buds. This does seem to be helping to boost the production of fruit. Previously my peppers and tomatoes would grow well indoors but not really bloom other than a few flowers before placing them outside in the spring. This has helped to get fruit on the plants. Overall, my experience is still developing, but I can see a difference when adding this fertilizer mix into my hydroponics setup.

I added this to my little table top hydroponics system and my plants jumped almost over night. My little tomato plant has put out dozens of flower. The basil is over a foot tall, with leaves everywhere. Really impressed with how fast my plants have grown. I plan building a strawberry tower for this spring, and I look forward to seeing how well they do feeding this. Highly recommend for anyone looking to get a boost out of their system.

This works so well. I've been using it with my indoor hydroponics system and my plants are thriving. It dissolves well and there is plenty in the bag. I've used a range of similar products and so far this is the best, I'd absolutely recommend.

I grow organic veggies and usually flowers, but wanted to use hydroponics to grow a couple of flower varieties. I decided to give the commercial route a test run. So far, this is doing what it should, although I prefer using organic nutrients. This is good for anyone starting out in hydroponics and wanting to rely on a commercial nutrient.