Natures Own Super Bloom (1L / 5L)

What is Nature’s Own Super Bloom used for?

Nature’s Own Super Bloom is a liquid guano-based organic bloom nutrient designed for flowering and fruiting stages. It supports stronger flower formation, improved fruit set, and better overall finish quality when plants are actively in bloom.

Is Nature’s Own Super Bloom organic and what’s the NPK?

It’s marketed as a 100% natural organic guano fertiliser. The commonly listed NPK is around 1-9-1, meaning it’s high in phosphorus to support bloom energy and reproductive growth.

When should I start and stop using Super Bloom?

Start when you see clear signs of flowering. Most growers taper the dose toward late bloom as plants finish and nutrient demand drops. It’s not intended for vegetative growth.

What plants can I use Nature’s Own Super Bloom on?

It’s suited to flowering and fruiting plants including tomatoes, chillies, berries, roses, ornamentals, and fruiting shrubs or trees. Lawns typically don’t need high-phosphorus bloom feeding unless you have a specific reason.

Can Nature’s Own Super Bloom be used in soil, coco, and hydro?

Yes. It’s commonly used in soil gardens, coco coir, and hydroponic systems. In recirculating setups or drip systems, mix thoroughly, keep reservoirs clean, and flush lines periodically to avoid buildup.

How do I dilute and apply Nature’s Own Super Bloom?

A typical dilution range is 5–10 mL per 1 L of water. Start closer to 5 mL/L, especially in soil or smaller pots, and only increase toward 10 mL/L if plants are clearly thriving and hungry.

Do I need to adjust pH when using Super Bloom?

In hydro and coco systems, always check and adjust pH after mixing. In soil, pH management is less aggressive but still important if you’re troubleshooting growth issues.

Can I mix Nature’s Own Super Bloom with other nutrients?

Yes, but avoid stacking multiple strong bloom products at full strength. If using silica, add it to water first before other nutrients. Add cal-mag only if plants show a genuine deficiency.

What are signs I’m using too much Super Bloom?

Burnt tips, leaf-edge scorch, slowed growth, or deficiency-like symptoms despite feeding can signal you’ve pushed bloom nutrients too hard. High phosphorus and potassium can interfere with calcium and magnesium uptake.

What should I do if I overfed Nature’s Own Super Bloom?

Reduce or pause feeding, stabilise pH (especially in hydro/coco), and let the plant recover. In pots, a gentle reset watering helps more than aggressively flooding the media.

Does Nature’s Own Super Bloom smell and how should I store it?

Guano-based products can have a noticeable organic smell, especially when mixing. Store sealed, out of direct sun and heat, and mix fresh solutions rather than leaving them sitting for long periods.