General HydroponicsFloraNova Grow & Bloom Quart

I am not the most experienced grower in the world but my plants are doing well. My cherry tomato plant has 23 tomatoes and still lots of blossoms. I use the changed water from the hyro plants and pour it into my container plants outside where they are thriving as well. I put several drops of colloidal silver in all my hydros to keep bacteria at bay. I have used both grow and bloom and no problems with any of my plants from seeds to fruit growth. The mixture is thick, rich and effective and must be used sparingly according to directions. An inexpensive ppm meter available on Amazon will help you to determine the correct amount as too much can damage the plants...go easy. Healthy thriving plants. What more could an inexperienced grower want in a complete nutrient solution system.

Best Tomatoes in the Neighborhood. I used these products to fertilize my plants from the early veg state, through the flowering stage. There are easy to follow mixing directions on the bottle, per gallon, depending on the stage of growth of your plants. I usually mixed a 5 gallon bucket at a time and fed all my plants at the same time. This liquid is very thick and sticky. You need to SHAKE the bottle vigorously prior to using. I picked up glass measuring cup with teaspoon and tablespoon increments, so measuring for 5 gallons was easy to measure. I would fill my bucket partially, add in the concentrate, and spray the hose to mix together.. also rinse the measuring cup, for this stuff is thick and sticky. I switched to from the Grow to the Bloom when flowers appeared. Great results. Bottle is so big, I will have enough for several seasons.

I use the FloraNova series to grow tomatoes and peppers hydroponically and in soil. I get amazing results but I only use 1/2 to 3/4 of what they say because this is seriously concentrated stuff! I have had HUGE harvests of mini toms and chili peppers using these nutrients in Foxfarm Ocean Forest soil. A+++ even though this nutrient line is spendy, it is top notch imho. Easy to use, lasts a long time, and the plants just love it.

worked good, bit thick, think i prefer the flora 3-part solution... its messy and hard to mix. i run bubble buckets (switching to coco-fiber) and it just kind of gunks everything up. i think it would be a much better "drain to waste" solution than for a recirculating hydro setup like a bubble bucket.

Bought this product a number of times its great. Unfortunately this time both bottles was leaking opon arrival and I don't have time to return it as I need it hopefully nothing is wrong with them.

I've been growing with hydroponics for over 15 years,& believe me when I tell you I've tried them all, but I've found that general hydroponics floranova line of nutrients to be the best! Not some watered down fertilizer or weak nutrient. This stuff has got everything in one simple bottle & at a price that won't make u get another job! Another great product from general hydro! I love this stuff!

5 years of use and I'm done with this stuff. It's better in soil than hydro. It gunk's up reservoirs and even has created cyanobacteria for me in RDWC setups. I get my best results with foxfarm products after experimenting. If your new to hydro use 100% synthetic nutrients, and additives. Use liquid synthetic PH adjusters, not the earth juice stuff.

I switched from the regular GH Flora Micro formula to Flora Nova series for my hydroponic tomatoes. My sister-in-low was bragging how quickly the transplants I gave her were until she saw mine. Double the growth in the same time period. I start with the Grow nutrient, but started hitting them with the Bloom about a week or two later. That helped keep the plants short and bushy and to set blooms.