Mad Farmer Mother Of All Blooms, 250g

Mother of all Blooms (M.O.A.B.)

Mad Farmer's M.O.A.B. (Mother of All Blooms) is designed to optimize nutritional conditions for increased overall plant mass. With an NPK of 0-52-32, M.O.A.B. provides your plants with extreme levels of phosphorus and potassium. Its powerful formula is designed to deliver all the necessary nutrients to sustain an impressive harvest. In addition, it improves the plant's tolerance to abiotic stress. M.O.A.B. can also be used during the first week of flowering to boost the start of the flowering cycle.

Ingredients explained:
Monopotassium phosphate – a synthetic fertilizer that is processed by mixing phosphoric acid with potassium chloride and then heated to remove all traces of hydrogen and chloride. It is widely used as a fertilizer when high levels of phosphorus and potassium are needed.

Monoammonium phosphate – a synthetic fertilizer formed by mixing phosphoric acid with ammonia. It is mainly used in dry agricultural fertilizer blends. It provides phosphorus (52%).

Thiamine hydrochloride (vitamin B-1) – a B-complex vitamin that helps plants resist transplant stress.

How to use:
M.O.A.B. can be used during the first week of flowering to jumpstart the floral cycle. Add M.O.A.B. during the last two or three weeks of flowering to boost phosphorus and potassium levels. Mix 1-2 teaspoons of M.O.A.B. per 5 gallons (1 ml per gallon) of irrigation water. You may need to reduce the amount of base nutrients by up to 50% when using M.O.A.B.; overfeeding can burn plants.

Technical sheet

• Weight: 250 g | Brand: Mad Farmer | Type: Mother Of All Blooms (MOAB) — high-phosphorus bloom booster
• NPK: 0-52-32 | Extremely high phosphorus and potassium for supplementation at peak flowering
• Water-soluble powder, easy to integrate into existing nutritional programs
• Used in the final weeks of flowering to increase bud density and finish
• Compatible with hydroponic, coco, and soil cultivation systems

How to use

• Use sparingly — start with 0.5 g per gallon during weeks 5–7 of flowering
• Dissolve completely in water before adding to the main nutrient solution
• Reduce base nutrient doses when adding MOAB to avoid nutrient excess
• Observe plants closely — reduce the dose if leaf tip burn appears
• Store in a sealed container, in a cool, dry place, away from moisture