Dyna-GroBloom BLM-032 3-12-6 Plant Food, 1-Quart

This is a great product. I use it on all of my plants and orchids. Follow the directions and you will have many blooms on your flowering plants.

I've used this brand for veg & flower for the past 5 years growing marijuana. Both have given great results. Tried a different brand that required that you mix 3 parts together & after disappointing results, switched back to this brand & saw immediate results. Will stick with this brand & have recommended it to friends.I wait until the girls have been in the ground for a few weeks before fertilizing & apply at a rate of 2ml/gallon water. Use their veg formula at the same rate & when flowering starts switch to the flower formula. Apply both at 2ml/gal. Always flush a few weeks before harvest.Oh, yeah, there is no flavor so I didn't answer that! Well, maybe there is, but I would rather drink beer!

I expect great blooms, with the help of this fertilizer, and based upon the reviews I read. I can add that this is a "Low Nitrogen" -type plant food, which I read was needed when you've got bulbs coming up in the spring (such as Iris , Daffodils, and then I also just planted some Freesia). I planted some Daffodils last year, but they did not bloom , and I knew I had not fertilized them regularly. You only add 2-3 tsp. to one gallon water to mix this, which takes quite a few trips to the water faucet.... but I know it will be worth it. I believe I read that bulbs should be fertilized every 2 weeks. And I also plan to use this on my other flowering plants and vines that are well established. Very economical , considering how many gallons of fertilizer this would make !

Small amount (5 ml per gallon) needed. I have been using this product for three years now and it works wonderful for me.

Dyna-Gro's BLOOM 3-12-6, is a great product!!! The only caution I can give a person here, is well, (pretty obvious to any gardener) NOT to overuse, and when starting with smaller more sensitive plants, I find it prudent to use a QUARTER of the minimum dose, wait a watering with clean water, see how your plant is doing, then if all is well, move up to half of the regular dose. Reason being many plants are already suffering from the build-up of salts that other fertilizers etc, leave behind. Most people do not FLUSH out their soil prior to adding a new Food for their plants. I do! Some use distilled water to flush, and while this may irritate plants a little, as long as your plant is past is baby stages, and has had its feet for a while. SOME PLANTS CAN NOT STAND DISTILLED WATER!! Please check with your species to see if they can handle lower PH, 0-15PPM TDS water flowing thru. DIstilled water is used because it has nothing to contribute, and therefore, nothing but an altered PH left behind. Otherwise, this is a GREAT PLANT FOOD for flowers!!! Whether soil or hydroponic, or a mixture, this can be used for both. Enjoy!!

Expensive, but goes a long way compared to other high end fertilizers. I’ve been using it for almost 20 years with excellent results. Has a very potent mixing ratio of 1/4 to 1 tsp per gallon unlike some others which want you to use up to 3tbsp per gallon. Consistently feeds both iron and magnesium at every feeding to keep plants lush and green without worrying about deficiencies when used regularly.I use this brand in various formulas (grow, foliage pro, bloom, Protect, and mag pro) on Everything everything I grow from house plants to orchids- landscape plants to fruits, vegetables, and cannabis. Hydro and soil and have never been disappointed with the results.Corrects deficiencies quickly thru soil and/or foliage feedings within days.

I cant say enough about the Dyna Gro line. Their Bloom formula is great with one exception. The N value is too low for certain plants so you'll want to watch for nitrogen deficiencies and change your regiment to fit. I personally use this for blooming mixed with their Grow formula (2 parts bloom 1 part grow) which I've found to be a perfect fit for my needs. The Dyna Gro brand is the only nutrient formula that is all inclusive of all the essential macro and micro nutients. No I don't work for dyna gro I've just tested about 12 different brands and for price/results this is by far the best out there. Do a side by side with dyna gro vs anything and you'll jump on the band wagon too. I've done a side by side 5 times and I'm convinced. Yes there are brands like Advanced that with multiple bottles and enormous cost compare to Dyna gro but dyna gro is very concentrated and is roughly 30% cheaper. Between the Bloom and Grow I'm using 1.5 tsp per 55 gallons.

One of the best fertilizer groups out there is dyna groI use their full lineup with complete confidence. This works well after plants bloom. Where i moved to closest dealer is 2.5 hours away. So i was forced to purchase on amazon. have been using Dyna Gro since the 90s. I also use, grow, foliage pro, protekt, and their neem oil which always are the best values around for the most packed nutrient system you can find on the market. No one compares in my opinion. Easy to use, less is more, easy to maintain proper PPM and PH levels. You cant go wrong unless you cant follow the directions. Lots of resources out there about this product.be sure the bottle you get is sealed though from amazon. Had some issues with them not shipping me a sealed bottle from the prime delivery.