TPS NUTRIENTS Ultra Bloom One Part Flowering and Fruiting Plant Fertilizer with All NPK Cal-Mag and Micros, 1 Quart (32 oz)

Used the Ultra Grow for Veg and Using the Bloom for flower. It seems to be fairly balanced, I have had little burn from the bloom so i just rolled it back a few ml/gal of water and it seems to be great. Again like the Ultra grow, this will drop your PH levels quite a bit. I use RO water so just some PH up and everything seems to be A OK. 2 plants used about a little less than half a bottle. It is a bit dilute when I compare it to the feed chart and the EC and PPM I was getting. but for an all in one fertilizer, its pretty good.

Works great

Been using this a our base food during flower for a little while now. Very happy with the quality and consistency. We've been able to rely on TPS using any variety of mediums and are thankful for that. For your garden we recommend simply adding high quality silica as well as beneficial microbes with this food. At the proper PH & EC, you'll be good to go as long as your environment (VPD) is good and pest controlled. This is great stuff!

Great for bloom stage, has all macro/micronutrients along with your NPK.

This product will be great for 1 plant/very small grows, otherwise it’s too diluted which makes it $$$.I’ve used TPS’s full line, including the tps one with great results. I currently am growing in octopots with powdered nutrients from floraflex…..and I saw this new product.Let me tell you, I needed a ton of this product to get up to my current feed tds that my floraflex was at. I’d be broke if I had to feed all my plants this stuff. I bet it be super simple and nice for someone doing a single auto flower grow, saves mixing nutrients, but you still have to PH it correctly.

Really good product

Purchased this cause it had really good reviews… I’ve been using this for approximately 3 weeks and haven’t really seen much of a difference.. I’ll keep applying maybe it takes some time but so far not satisfied..

It's 2025 and this is the best they can come up with? 3-5tsp or 15-25ml is a decent amount, and is easier to pour as opposed to using a beaker.. However the bottles poor design assures you'll lose a tsp on every pour.