FLOWERING & ORNAMENTAL GROWERS
Your program grows the plant.
Ours finishes the flower.
A bolt-on biostimulant program for orchids, cut flowers, and ornamental crops. These are additives, not base nutrients — they drop straight into the feed you already run and trigger the plant to finish bigger, brighter, and longer on the bench.
Australian-made · 26 years supplying US growers · PGR-free · Agricultural Organics, South Australia
Why growers add it
Small change.
Visible difference.
Every bottle here is a biostimulant — an additive, not a base nutrient. Nothing to rip out, nothing to relearn. They slot into whatever program you already run and trigger the plant to do more with what it’s already getting.
Bigger, brighter blooms
Colour, size and count lift when the plant’s got the trigger to push — not just the feed to grow.
Stronger stems, longer on the bench
Silica-built cell walls hold heavy blooms up and keep them fresh through cut, pack and freight.
One program, low effort
Drops onto your existing feed at low dose. No reformulating, no rip-and-replace.
Your issue → the fix
Bench problems,
sorted.
These are the specific, recurring ways an orchid or cut-flower crop loses quality between the bench and the buyer — and which Bloom input is built to fix each one.
Blooms that flop or bruise in transit SILICA
Thick cell walls and stems that stand up and ship.
Colour & size that don’t pop on the bench SWTNR
Drives colour, size and fragrance in the flower itself.
A flat, tired finish FINAL
Triggers a fuller, cleaner finish with more count — no PGRs.
Transplant shock & slow starts ROOTS + SEAFUEL
Fast root establishment and marine vigour from day one.
Feed going in but not showing up HUMATE
Opens uptake, so more of the feed you already buy actually lands.
Heat & shipping stress knocking plants back SEAFUEL + SILICA
Resilience that carries plants through stress and freight.
The program
Six inputs.
One system.
Roots Root Promoter
Fast, dense root system — the engine sitting under every bloom.
Seafuel Seaweed & Fish Hydrolysate
Cold-processed marine tonic — kelp hormones and amino acids that wake the plant and root zone up.
Humate Organic Humates
Fulvic and humic acids open uptake, so more of what you feed actually gets into the plant.
Silica Potassium Silicate 53.2%
Strong cell walls and stems that hold heavy blooms up and shrug off stress.
Swtnr Organic Aromatic Enhancer
Drives colour, size and fragrance in the flower itself — the quality lift.
Final Flower Enhancer
The bloom trigger — size, count and a fuller, cleaner finish.
The honest comparison
PGR shortcuts vs.
a biostimulant trigger.
Plant growth regulators
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Forces a response chemically, whether the plant is ready or not.
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Residue and re-entry restrictions to manage on a cut-flower crop.
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One-dimensional — sizes or shapes the bloom, nothing else.
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A separate program to manage alongside your existing feed.
Bloom’s biostimulant program
✓
PGR-free — triggers the plant’s own growth response instead of forcing it.
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Food-grade, marine-based inputs with no residue concerns to manage.
✓
Colour, structure, uptake and finish, working together.
✓
Drops straight into the feed you already run — nothing to relearn.
How it fits
Drops into
what you already run.
Foliar or through the feed — however you already dose
Low dose — a little goes a long way, less cost per litre
Run the cycle — alongside your base, right through to finish
Don’t cut your base feed — these enhance it, they don’t replace it
The honest questions
What orchid & cut-flower growers
actually ask us.
Is this safe for delicate crops like orchids?
Yes — every input here is a low-dose, food-grade biostimulant, not a synthetic PGR or a base nutrient. Start at the low end of the label rate on a delicate or unfamiliar variety and adjust from there, the same way you would with any new input.
Do I need to change my current feed program?
No — that’s the point. These additives drop into whatever base feed you already run. Don’t cut your base rate to make room for them; they’re designed to enhance it, not replace it.
Why PGR-free instead of a growth regulator?
PGRs force a size or shape response chemically, which brings residue and re-entry considerations on a cut-flower crop. Bloom’s biostimulants trigger the plant’s own natural response instead — slower to market than a PGR, but nothing to manage on the compliance side.
Do I need all six inputs to see a difference?
No — start with whichever one matches your current bottleneck (see the bench problems above) and add from there. The six work as a coordinated system, but each one solves a specific job on its own.
Enhance what’s
already working.
Give the program a run against your current inputs and watch the difference on your own bench.
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