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BCB Boost





Back Country Blend - Boost

 

NPK 0-20-20

 

Granular Controlled Release Bloom Booster

 

**Can be used in conjunction with Backcountry Blend Bloom formula**

 

*Currently only in 5 & 10Kg Sizes

 

Only controlled-release bloom booster on the market, with the added benefits of sulphur, aimed to help defend against stress; qualitatively improving taste, aroma, and volatile components.

Perfectly engineered blend of P and K (1:1 ratio)

Adequate phosphorus supply increases leaf expansion, number of leaves, and flowers per cluster.

Potassium allows plants to be less likely to become susceptible to fungal and bacterial infection, as well as cold and drought.

Release rates dependant on outside temperature, humidity, rainfall and microbial action. **In hot, wet climates, apply less product to avoid accidental over-fertilization.**

Will bring most soils into the correct pH range.

Unique humic-acid blend designed to improve soil consistency, tilth, microbial activity, water retention, and natural chelation.

Dust-free

Product Description

 

A controlled release bloom booster developed specifically for outdoor flowering crops that require a phosphorus and potassium (PK) spike.

 

This product contains the added benefits of calcium and sulphur to improve yield, floral development, colour & aroma.

 

Designed to be top-dressed 3-4 weeks into bloom.

 

Application Instructions

 

We recommend an application rate of 1 cups (0.5 lbs) per 100 square feet every 3 weeks after 3-4 weeks of bloom. This is a generalized feeding rate, and may be adjusted based on your particular flowering needs.

If ever in doubt, apply less, but more often.

For smaller sized containers, use 1 tsp per 2 gallons of media, or approximately 1 tsp for every 2 feet of plant height.

For incorporating the product into the soil, apply 1 lbs per 10 cubic feet.

Price:       5 kg       $33.95
               10 kg    
  $57.95
               
             
                     

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