Terra Aquatica – TriPart Bloom

Terra Aquatica – TriPart Bloom
Here you get a fertilizer that is optimal for all growing methods: hydroponics, coco and soil.

TriPart Bloom is part of Terra Aquatica's TriPart series, where they recommend that you also use TriPartGrow and TriPartMicro SW or FloraMicro HW

TriPart Bloom covers all your plants' needs in conjunction with the other parts of their TriPart series, where you gradually increase the amount of FloraBloom in connection with flower formation.
It is recommended to use FinalPart when your plants are about to mature, it ensures a more even maturation of your plants, so that they can be harvested at the same time.

The TriPart series consists of 3 components:

TriPart Grow: Promotes lush structure and leaf growth.
TriPart Bloom: During growth, it increases root formation and health. During flowering and fruiting, it enables the plant to fulfill its genetic potential to the maximum.
TriPart Grow and TriPart Bloom are particularly important in hydroponic systems, and they both contain silicate (in the form of silicic acid) to provide your plants with optimal nutrition that strengthens the structure of your plants.
TriPart Micro adds all the necessary micronutrients to the plant, in an absorbable form. It also contains sub-microelements and organic buffers that help stabilize the pH of your fertilizer water.
TriPart Micro supplements TriPart Grow and TriPart Loom in secondary and major nutrients.
A synergy exists between these three products that creates the magic of the system.

ADVANCED NUTRIENT SYSTEM: The Original Formula

The concept of a 3-part nutrient and the Flora series were invented for General Hydroponics by Dr. Cal Herrmann, former senior chemist at NASA, in collaboration with researchers from the University of California, Davis.
Dr. Herrmann is now a partner at T.A. and continues to conduct research.

TriPart is a dynamic, evolving formula that is constantly updated and adapted to the latest scientific discoveries. It simply allows you to match your plants' needs throughout their various phases by changing the ratio of liquids and their concentration.