Tripart Bloom

Terra Aquatica TriPart Bloom – part of a three-component fertilizer

TriPart Bloom is one of three components in the Terra Aquatica fertilizer program. This three-part fertilizer concept, which can be used in soil, hydroponics and coco coir, was created in 1976 by Dr. Cal Herrmann, a NASA water chemist. The TriPart formula is recognized worldwide by the scientific community for its reliability, adaptability and pH stability.

The fertilizer components allow you to meet the changing needs of your plants, you just need to change the ratios of the components in accordance with the dynamics of plant development. For example, during the growth period, more TriPart Grow is required, and during flowering and ripening – more Bloom.

TriPart Bloom is incredibly simple and effective!

TriPart Bloom – contains phosphorus and potassium, which are necessary for the plant to increase the formation of roots and improve the condition of the plant. During flowering and fruiting, it allows the plant to realize its genetic potential to the maximum. Reduce the dosage of fertilizer during growth and increase it during the flowering period.

The TriPart Terra Aquatica line of mineral fertilizers consists of: Grow, Bloom and Micro for soft or hard water.

• TriPart Micro HW ( SW ) will be the main element with a high concentration of oligo- and microchelate elements. NPK: 5-0-1
• TriPart Grow will promote active growth and green mass gain. NPK: 3-1-6
• TriPart Bloom will promote root development during growth and fruiting during flowering. NPK: 0-5-6

TriPart fertilizers contain stabilizers that help maintain optimal pH in the nutrient solution.

How to use TriPart:

• Shake well before use: fertilizers are highly concentrated.
• Add each component to water separately, mix thoroughly and rinse the measuring cup after using each product.
• To optimize results regardless of region, TriPart is available in “soft water” and “hard water” formulas: if your water has calcium levels greater than 70 mg/L, use TriPart Micro HW “hard water”; below that (or in reverse osmosis water), use “soft water” Micro SW.