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FoxFarm Soluble Trio | Open Sesame, Beastie Bloomz, Cha Ching

FoxFarm Soluble Trio | Open Sesame, Beastie Bloomz, Cha Ching

SKU: SKU:FX14045

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The FoxFarm soluble trio is three one pound canisters dosed in sequence through flower: Open Sesame at 5-45-19, Beastie Bloomz at 0-50-30 and Cha Ching at 9-50-10. Each runs at half to one teaspoon per gallon on its own, or a quarter to a half alongside a base feed.

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How the FoxFarm Soluble Trio Is Sequenced

These three are not alternatives to each other. They are a sequence, and using them in the wrong sequence wastes two of the three canisters. Open Sesame reads 5-45-19 and starts at around the fifth or sixth week of a plant's life, feeding every other watering as flowering begins. Beastie Bloomz reads 0-50-30 and takes over once buds have emerged, running through to the eighth or ninth week. Cha Ching reads 9-50-10 and comes last, once flowers are fully formed, carrying on to harvest. The phosphorus figure stays near fifty across all three, but the nitrogen and potassium around it move with the stage. That is the whole design.

Dosing a Soluble Bloom Fertilizer Alongside a Base Feed

The rate depends on whether these are carrying the crop or riding along with something else. On their own, the rate is half to one teaspoon per gallon in soil, or one teaspoon per gallon in a hydroponic reservoir. Alongside another nutrient line, the rate halves to a quarter or a half teaspoon per gallon in either system. That distinction is the single most common mistake with these canisters. Open Sesame feeds every other watering, while Beastie Bloomz and Cha Ching are weekly. Being powders, they keep far longer than an opened liquid and take almost no shelf space for a full season of flower. Two honest cautions belong here. Phosphorus in the forties and fifties moves EC quickly, so read your runoff rather than the label alone. And a pound of each is a lot at a teaspoon per gallon, so a smaller pack may suit a single tent better.

Key Features

  • A Sequence, Not A Choice: Open Sesame first, Beastie Bloomz once buds emerge, Cha Ching once flowers are formed.
  • Published Analyses: 5-45-19, 0-50-30 and 9-50-10, so the shift across the flowering window is visible.
  • Two Rate Tables: Half to one teaspoon per gallon standalone, a quarter to a half alongside a base feed.
  • Soil Or Hydroponic: Rates are published for both, with the reservoir rate slightly higher when used alone.
  • Powders Keep: Dry canisters outlast an opened liquid and take almost no shelf space for a full season.
  • One Pound Each: Three one pound canisters, which is a long run of flowering at a teaspoon per gallon.

Technical Specifications

Specification Value
Contents Open Sesame, Beastie Bloomz and Cha Ching, one pound each
Open Sesame 5-45-19, from about week five or six, every other watering
Beastie Bloomz 0-50-30, once buds emerge through week eight or nine, weekly
Cha Ching 9-50-10, once flowers are fully formed through harvest, weekly
Standalone Rate, Soil 1/2 to 1 tsp per gallon
Standalone Rate, Hydro 1 tsp per gallon of reservoir water
With Other Nutrients 1/4 to 1/2 tsp per gallon, soil or hydroponic
Form Water soluble powder
Pack Size 3 x 1 lb canisters