IONIC Coco Bloom | One-Part Flowering Feed for Coco

IONIC Coco Bloom one-part flowering nutrient for coco by Growth Technology

IONIC Coco Bloom – One-Part Flowering Nutrient for Coco – Growth Technology

£14.49

Type: Mineral
Mineral feeds are dissolved minerals your plant can use straight away. They're fast-acting and precise, but it is possible to overdo them, so stick to the dose.

Coco Changes Its Mind in Flower. This Feed Doesn't.

Coco coir has a peculiar habit: just as plants head into heavy flowering, it starts releasing a surge of potassium while holding on to calcium and magnesium. The result is a root zone quietly falling out of balance at precisely the moment the plant can least afford it.

IONIC Coco Bloom is built to counteract that surge, keeping calcium and magnesium available when demand peaks. It's a complete flowering feed in a single bottle, made specifically for coco, so you can concentrate on the plants rather than the chemistry.

Why It Works

Made for coco's chemistry: counteracts coco's potassium surge through heavy bloom.
Keeps Ca and Mg available: right when flowering demand peaks.
Feeds to the finish: a light feed continues through the final week rather than a plain-water flush.
One-part feed: no A and B to measure or mix in the right order.

For Houseplant & Garden Growers

Growing tomatoes, chillies or strawberries in coco grow bags or coco-filled pots? Switch to IONIC Coco Bloom once flowering starts for a bloom feed that's actually designed for the medium you're using.

For Growers

The flowering base feed for coco coir. Run vegetative growth on IONIC Coco Grow, then switch when flowering starts.

Dose: 7ml/L through flowering, dropping to a light 1ml/L feed into week 13.
When to use: weeks 6–13. Coco doesn't hold a nutrient buffer the way soil does, so keep a light feed going rather than a plain-water flush.
Boosters: IONIC Tonic at 1ml/L throughout, IONIC PK at 1ml/L from week 8, and IONIC Flower Boost in weeks 5–9.
Pairs with: IONIC Tonic. You'll get 10% off the Tonic when you buy the two together.

Rose's Pro-Tip: Coco dries out faster than soil and hates swinging between bone dry and soaking wet. Little and often keeps the root zone, and your feed strength, nice and steady.