General Hydroponics MaxiBloom 5-15-14 Bloom Nutrient
General Hydroponics MaxiBloom 5-15-14 is a concentrated, water-soluble dry nutrient formulated for flowering and fruiting plants. Its complete, one-part formula supplies primary, secondary, and micronutrients, simplifying bloom nutrition without requiring multiple base nutrient bottles.
MaxiBloom provides elevated phosphorus and potassium to support vigorous flowering, fruit development, and overall plant performance during the reproductive stage. It can be used in hydroponic reservoirs, coco coir, soil, and other soilless growing media.
Key Benefits
- Complete one-part formula: Provides essential macro and micronutrients for flowering and fruiting plants.
- Bloom-focused 5-15-14 analysis: Delivers elevated phosphorus and potassium during the reproductive growth stage.
- Concentrated dry nutrient: Offers efficient storage, measuring, and long-term usability.
- Water-soluble: Dissolves thoroughly for use in reservoirs, drip systems, and hand-watering programs.
- Versatile application: Suitable for hydroponics, coco coir, soil, and soilless growing media.
- Simplified feeding: Functions as a standalone base nutrient during flowering and fruiting.
Using MaxiGro and MaxiBloom
Use General Hydroponics MaxiGro during vegetative growth. Transition to MaxiBloom when plants begin flowering or fruiting. Feeding strength should be adjusted according to crop type, plant maturity, growing environment, and the appropriate General Hydroponics Maxi Series feed chart.
Mixing Instructions
- Begin with fresh water in a clean container or reservoir.
- Measure MaxiBloom according to your selected feeding program.
- Add the powder gradually while stirring or circulating the water.
- Allow MaxiBloom to dissolve completely before adding compatible supplements.
- Check and adjust the final EC and pH after all nutrients and supplements have been mixed.
Important: Do not apply the dry concentrate directly to plant roots or growing media. Monitor plant response and adjust nutrient strength as needed. Always follow the current manufacturer feed chart for crop- and stage-specific application rates.
