BOKASHI PRO-BLOOM FERMENTED FERTILIZER 1KG

My Good Green Bokashi PRO-BLOOM is a natural fertilizer that contains a proprietary blend of specialty
nutrients, agro and trace minerals. Bokashi PRO-BLOOM is handmade and produced through fermentation
of nutrients, minerals and wheat brans. Bokashi PRO-BLOOM increases the availability of organic
matter and can be used as a stand-alone fertilizer on top of grass seed, gardens and flowerbeds.

Superfood for your soil!
Grow stronger plants with increased flavour and yield. Perfect
for the advanced or hobby gardener!

Bokashi PRO-BLOOM suggested applications:

GARDENING (CONTAINERS OR RAISED BEDS)

BASIC BOKASHI PRO-GRO™ SOILLESS MIX
« 2/3 Soilless medium (e.g. Sphagnum Peat, Coco Coir)
+ /3 Perlite or Pumice for aeration
+ 1-2 cups of Bokashi PRO-BLOOM™ per 10 gallons, (approx. 40L) of soilless mix
+ Blend well

STANDALONE NATURAL FERTILIZER
+ Blend 3-4 cups of Bokashi PRO-BLOOM™per 10 gallons (approx. 40L of organic soil 

TOP DRESSING
+ Blend 1/4 cup of Bokashi PRO- BLOOM per square foot of soil to correct deficiencies and optimize
plant growth.

MULCH LAYER
For every square foot of soil combine 1/4 cup Bokashi PRO-BLOOM 1/3 cup minerals (e.g. carbonatite,
azomite, dolomite), 1 inch of high-quality compost covered by 1 inch of high-quality mulch. Apply every 2-3
weeks for all your nutrient and mineral requirements.

FOLIAR FEED AND/OR SOIL SOAK
For a complete liquid fertilizer that may be used to feed the soil and foliar feed the plants simply add 1/4 cup.
of Bokashi PRO-BLOOM™ to 1 gallon (4 L) of water. Mix well and leave the lid loosely covering the container for 48 hours. Once you notice the mild brewing aroma, the mix is ready for use.

SOIL SOAK
* “Waler plants every 2 weeks using the liquid fertilizer
for nutrient requirements
+ Works well as a natural lawn fertilizer
+ Apply in Spring and Fall

FOLIAR FEED
+ Strain mix through a sieve or cheesecloth
+ The pulp that remains may be spread around your plants
For increased benefits
+ Spray foliage every 2 weeks for nutrient requirements
+ Don’t spray on blooms