GHE TriPart Bloom

Features of GHE TriPart Bloom

TriPart Bloom is one of the most fabulous flowering fertilizers for your crops. It is responsible for providing your plantations with exact doses of phosphorus, potassium and nitrogen, in order to obtain enormous flowers, full of intensity and covered in the best resin. Additionally, you can combine this wonderful product with TriPart Grow to achieve better results. We assure you that at the end of the season you will obtain a fascinating product , loaded with delicious aromas and flavors.

Composition and benefits of TriPart Bloom from GHE

When you begin to modify the photoperiod of your crop, and your plants need an explosive supply of nutrients to complete their life cycle, TriPart Bloom from GHE will be in charge of giving you everything you need. This is a product composed of water-soluble nutrients and minerals , so you can use it in any type of crop, and through any irrigation system. You will be able to give the necessary push to your plantation during its final phase. You will get the most enormous and beautiful flowers you have ever seen, thanks to this fabulous fertilizer. Thanks to the contribution of these nutrients, your plantation will be able to absorb and assimilate good nutrition during its last cycle.

Composition of TriPart Bloom

• Phosphorus (5%).
• Potassium (4%).
• Magnesium (3%).
• Sulfur (5%).

Dosage and how to use GHE TriPart Bloom

Implementing this flowering fertilizer in your crops is very easy. You will only have to adapt its dose according to the type of crop.

• On land
  • • In the initial growth phase, when there are approximately 3 pairs of leaves, you will start by applying 2.5 ml per 10 liters of water.
    • Then, in the third and fourth week of growth you will increase the dose to 7 ml per 10 liters of water.
    • Finally, during the first weeks of flowering you will use 3 ml per 10 liters of water, increasing the dose to 9 ml in the final weeks of cultivation.

• In Hydro, Coco and Aero
  • • In this type of crops, you will use only 2.5 ml for every 10 liters of irrigation water, in the first weeks of growth.
    • Then, in the fourth and fifth weeks of growth you will increase the dose to 7 ml per 10 liters of water.
    • In the flowering weeks, you would initially use 5 ml per 10 liters of water, then culminating with 15 ml per 10 liters in the last weeks of cultivation.
    • Remember that you can add the product together with other additives and fertilizers, to achieve better results.