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MitoGrow It’s Not Dead Yet Bloom & Bed Biostimulant (0.5 lb)

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MitoGrow It’s Not Dead Yet Bloom & Bed Biostimulant (0.5 lb)

MitoGrow It’s Not Dead Yet Bloom & Bed Biostimulant (0.5 lb)

$11.70

When your flower beds need backup

That new hydrangea sulking after transplant. The bed that looked amazing in spring and tired by July. Bloom & Bed is built for non-woody plants, flowers, and ornamental beds that need a boost getting established or bouncing back from stress.

This is not a fertilizer. It helps fertilizer work more effectively. Bloom & Bed acts at a cellular level to speed root establishment, improve nutrient absorption, and strengthen plants' natural defenses against heat, drought, and heavy rain. Pair it with your regular feeding routine rather than replacing it. You're not adding more nutrients to the soil, you're helping the plant use what's already there.

The good stuff inside

Gets new roots growing

IBA (2.50%) kicks new root growth into gear right when plants need it most

Helps plants shake off stress

B vitamins (B1, B3, B6) support recovery after heat, drought, or transplant shock

Sparks fuller growth

A touch of cytokinin (0.004%) encourages more vigorous, bushier plants

Backs up root health

Beneficial bacteria (Bacillus amyloliquefaciens) support roots from below the surface

Extends your plants' reach

Mycorrhizal fungi team up with roots to pull in more water and nutrients from the soil

Makes fertilizer go further

Helps plants absorb more of what you're already feeding them

Patented formula

You won't find this exact blend anywhere else

How to use

Mix 1-2 tablespoons per gallon of water. Use closer to 2 tablespoons for stressed or newly transplanted plants, 1 tablespoon for regular maintenance.

Pour or spray around the base of each plant, covering the root zone.

Reapply at planting, after transplanting, or anytime plants show signs of heat, drought, or heavy-rain stress. Use year-round as needed to keep beds looking their best.

What to expect

First application:

Starts supporting nutrient uptake and easing transplant or environmental stress right away.

Week 1 to 2:

Stronger root systems begin forming. Look for healthier color and improved vigor.

Weeks 3 to 6:

Root development continues, and stronger, more resilient growth becomes easier to see.

Long term:

Better stress tolerance and steadier performance through every growing season with consistent use.

What is Bloom & Bed and how is it different from fertilizer?

Fertilizer feeds the soil. Bloom & Bed is a biostimulant, so it helps your flowers and bedding plants use the nutrients that are already there more efficiently. Same fertilizer, more of it actually gets used by the plant. Pair the two for the best results.

When should I use Bloom & Bed on my flower beds?

Use it at planting to help new flowers and bedding plants establish, at the start of each growing season for a strong kickoff, or anytime plants look stressed after heat, drought, or heavy rain. You can use it year-round and reapply as often as your beds need it.

Can I use Bloom & Bed with my regular fertilizer routine?

Yes, and it's actually the point. Bloom & Bed helps roots absorb more of what you feed them, so your fertilizer goes further. It's not a replacement for fertilizer, it's a supplement that makes your feeding routine work harder.

How much do I use, and how quickly will I see results?

Mix 1-2 tablespoons per gallon of water, depending on whether you're planting, transplanting, or just maintaining. One bag makes 50 gallons. Most people start noticing improvement, like healthier color and stronger growth, within 1 to 4 weeks.

Will Bloom & Bed save a stressed or dying plant?

It depends on how much life is left in the root system. Bloom & Bed works especially well for transplant shock and recovery after drought or heat stress, and plenty of people have used it to bring struggling beds back from the brink. If the roots are too far gone, no biostimulant can reverse that. But if there's still life there, this gives it a real shot.