The Mad Farmer’s M.O.A.B. (Mother of All Blooms)
is designed to optimize nutrient conditions for better overall plant
mass. With a 0-52-32 NPK, M.O.A.B. supplies your plants with extreme
levels of phosphorus and potassium. The potent formula is designed to
provide all the nutrients needed to support an impressive harvest. It
also enhances plant stress tolerance allowing plants to focus energy on
the production of essential oils, which provide aromas and flavors of
your fruits and flowers. M.O.A.B. can also be used during the first week
of flowering to support the start the bloom cycle.
Ingredients Explained:
Mono Potassium 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 used widely as a fertilizer when high levels of phosphorous and potassium are needed.
Mono Ammonium Phosphate – a synthetic fertilizer formed when phosphoric acid is mixed with ammonia. It is mainly used in the blending of dry agricultural fertilizers. It supplies Phosphorous (52%).
Thiamine Hydrochloride (Vitamin B-1) – a B vitamin which helps plants resist transplant shock and assist in growth.
Directions for Use:
M.O.A.B. can be used during the first week of bloom to support the start of the flowering cycle. Add M.O.A.B. during the last two to three weeks of flowering for added levels of phosphorous and potassium. Combine 1-2 teaspoons of M.O.A.B. per 5 gallons ( 1ml per gallon) of feed water. The amount of base nutrients may need to be reduced by as much as 50% when using M.O.A.B., overfeeding may burn plants.
Ingredients Explained:
Mono Potassium 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 used widely as a fertilizer when high levels of phosphorous and potassium are needed.
Mono Ammonium Phosphate – a synthetic fertilizer formed when phosphoric acid is mixed with ammonia. It is mainly used in the blending of dry agricultural fertilizers. It supplies Phosphorous (52%).
Thiamine Hydrochloride (Vitamin B-1) – a B vitamin which helps plants resist transplant shock and assist in growth.
Directions for Use:
M.O.A.B. can be used during the first week of bloom to support the start of the flowering cycle. Add M.O.A.B. during the last two to three weeks of flowering for added levels of phosphorous and potassium. Combine 1-2 teaspoons of M.O.A.B. per 5 gallons ( 1ml per gallon) of feed water. The amount of base nutrients may need to be reduced by as much as 50% when using M.O.A.B., overfeeding may burn plants.