DYNAGRO BLOOM is a great no frills bloom feed , just put a 1/2 - 1 tsp per gallon of water. No need to add PK boosters , this works great by itself .
- Contains All 16 Essential Minerals - Required for optimum plant growth and health.
- Reduce the Need to Transplant - Quick absorption by plant roots. No searching for nutrients.
- Urea Free Formulas - No harmful urea that can burn roots.
- Low in Soluble Salts - Plants take up the complete nutrient formula requiring little or no flushing.
Safe and Easy to Use - Will not harm fish in ponds or fish tanks. Excellent for use with injectors and hand held sprayers.
If you're looking for a simple and complete way to fertilize your plants, Dyna-gro is a great choice for the beginner or experienced gardener. Their nutrient program is comprised of four parts, Dyna-gro Grow, Dyna-gro Bloom, Mag-Pro, and Pro-TeKt. This is an easy alternative to some of the complex multi-part programs that are out there, and it really works! We use it in our hydroponics display gardens in the retail store due to it's ease of use, and the impressive results we achieve with it. Works equally well in hydroponics or soil gardens!
Dyna-Gro Liquid Bloom plant food is a concentrated
low nitrogen, high phosphorus nutrient containing all 6 essential macronutrients and all 10 essential micronutrients that every plant needs. Works well in hydroponics gardening, indoor potted plants and outdoor gardening.
Use Dyna-Gro Liquid Bloom to increase the size, color and number of blooms produced. This nutrient supplies a balance of low ammoniacal to nitrate nitrogen needed to avoid stem elongation in flowering plants and vegetables.
My plants are about 115 days old. Two of them are in 2 1/2 gallon pots and the other is in a 5 gallon bucket all outside. I water them every 2-3 days depending on how fast the soil dries up. On July 1st I started watering them with Expert Gardener All Purpose/Water Soluble Plant Food. I've used it 3 times and have flushed my plants twice this month. When I first used it my plants loved it. Now, not so much. A lot of the leaves are yellowing from the bottom of the plant up to about the middle. I cut the yellow leaves off, but the very next day more leaves have turned. Also some of the leaves tips are burned. They all just started to flower a few days ago. How can I fix the problem? And what is the problem?
