RAW Bloom All-In-One Nutrient 3-12-12 -- 10 lb

Bloom Is The 3-12-12 Half Of The RAW All-In-One Line

NPK build the RAW all-in-one range in two halves. Grow is 7-4-5 and carries the vegetative stage. Bloom is 3-12-12 and takes over at flower. The same twelve RAW solubles sit behind both, in the same soluble powder format and the same three pack sizes. What changes between them is the ratio. Nitrogen leads in Grow; phosphate and potash lead in Bloom. This is the flowering half, in the largest bag on the shelf.

Feeding From The RAW Bloom 10 lb Bag

The rate does not change with pack size. One to two teaspoons per gallon of water in the reservoir, applied as needed, through the entire flowering stage. A RAW Bloom 10 lb bag holds the same powder as the 8 oz and the 2 lb. A grower moving up from the trial size changes nothing about the mix, only how often the bag is replaced. NPK recommend running their calcium and magnesium product alongside it, because calcium and magnesium are the one gap an all-in-one blend leaves open. Beyond the guaranteed analysis the bag carries humic acids, kelp, silicon dioxide from diatomite and yucca extract, all declared as non-plant food ingredients. One figure is deliberately missing here. There is no gallons-per-bag number on this page. The pack is sold by weight while the rate is measured by volume, and NPK do not publish a bulk density for the powder. Any gallon figure would be a guess dressed up as a specification.

Key Features

• The flowering half of a two-part line: Grow is 7-4-5 for the vegetative stage; this is 3-12-12 for flower. Same blend philosophy, different ratio.
• All twelve RAW solubles in one bag: Primary, secondary and micronutrient parts arrive pre-blended rather than dosed one bottle at a time.
• One rate for the entire flowering stage: 1 to 2 tsp per gallon in the reservoir, applied as needed. The rate is identical across all three pack sizes.
• The largest size stocked here: 10 lb against 2 lb and 8 oz. The step for a room running repeated cycles rather than a single tent.
• Nine named inputs on the derived-from: Plant protein hydrolysate through to natural volcanic ash, each declared instead of hidden behind a proprietary blend.
• Four declared non-plant food ingredients: Humic acids, kelp, silicon dioxide from diatomite and yucca extract, listed on top of the nutrient analysis.
• Water soluble powder: It dissolves straight into a reservoir and moves far more nutrient per pound of freight than a liquid concentrate.
• Pair it with a calcium and magnesium product: The manufacturer's own recommendation, since calcium and magnesium are what this blend does not cover.
• No published gallon coverage, on purpose: Weight pack, volume rate, no manufacturer density figure. An unsupportable number is worse than no number.

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