Root Architecture Before Bloom: What ROOTS Actually Brings to a Cutting Bench Cut-flower growers don’t measure a propagation program the way a hydro grower measures a harvest. Nobody weighs a dahlia cutting’s yield. What matters on a cutting bench is whether the root ball is dense enough, fast enough, that the plant can be potted
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The Paperwork Nobody Sees: A Decade of CDFA Letters Behind Four Bloom Labels Most of what a grower sees of a product is the bottle, the label, and the feed chart. What they don’t usually see is the regulatory file behind it — the back-and-forth with a state agriculture department that decides whether a label
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One Bottle, Five Different Dials: Reading Bloom Seaweed’s Garden Rate Table Most backyard gardeners who pick up a bottle of seaweed extract use one rate for everything — a capful in the watering can, more or less by feel. Bloom Seaweed’s own label doesn’t work that way. It carries a full rate table, with five
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What a SeaFuel Trial on Phalaenopsis Orchids Actually Showed Most of the growers we hear from run cannabis or hydro vegetables. Orchid growers are a smaller, quieter audience — and a useful one to listen to, because orchid growing runs on a stricter definition of success than yield. Nobody’s weighing a harvest. The question is
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The Clear-Reservoir Rule: Why Not Every Bloom Bottle Belongs in a LECA Setup Semi-hydro and LECA growers run a different kind of system than a drain-to-waste hydro tent. The reservoir is passive — water sits in a net pot or self-watering base for days or weeks between top-ups, not flushed and refreshed every feed like
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Overstock Spotlight · OOZE + PHAT How to Maximize Terpene Production Without Changing Your Program Most growers chasing bigger, louder terpene profiles assume the answer is a whole new feed schedule. It isn’t. The two products built specifically for the terpene and finishing window — OOZE and PHAT — are designed to layer on top
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There’s a new word floating around the plant nutrition world: biosolutions. It’s not marketing fluff, and it’s not replacing anything you already know — it’s a bigger umbrella going up around a category that’s been growing piece by piece for years. The category, broken down BIOSOLUTIONS Biostimulants Stimulate a plant’s own natural processes ← Bloom’s
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Brand & Experience What’s Actually in the Bottle: Where Bloom Comes From Twenty-six years in the US market is a long time for a nutrient line to keep the same story straight. Here’s where Bloom actually comes from, what’s actually in it, and why we don’t dress it up as more than it is. 26
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Product Spotlight Bloom Roots: What’s Actually in the Bottle Every rooting product on the shelf implies the same promise: better roots, faster. Most don’t tell you what’s actually doing the work. Here’s the guaranteed analysis on Bloom Roots, what the label does and doesn’t claim, and what general published research says about seaweed extracts (research
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Grower Story & Trial Proof Inside the FROST Trial: What the Lab Actually Measured Bloom Yellow Bottles Most of what gets called “proof” in this industry is a grower’s word and a phone photo. That’s not nothing — a trusted grower’s eye is worth a lot — but it isn’t the same thing as a
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