Concentrated Ca/Fe base nutrient — the backbone of TechnaFlora's proven 3-part B.C. system.
TechnaFlora B.C. Boost (3-0-2) is a highly concentrated liquid base nutrient formulated with calcium and iron to reinforce B.C. Grow and B.C. Bloom across the full production cycle. The 10L format is sized for commercial runs where consistency, low salt load, and stable pH are non-negotiable.
B.C. Boost is the calcium-and-iron component of TechnaFlora's B.C. Hydroponic Nutrients 3-part system — the trio also includes B.C. Grow and B.C. Bloom. Its NPK is 3-0-2, with a guaranteed analysis of 3.0% total nitrate nitrogen, 2.0% soluble potash (K₂O), 3.5% calcium (Ca), and 0.10% iron (Fe). Derived from calcium nitrate, potassium nitrate, and iron EDTA.
Where most 3-part lines include micronutrients in only one component, the B.C. system splits micronutrient coverage across all three parts — B.C. Boost specifically contributes calcium and chelated iron to bolster the full micronutrient profile delivered by B.C. Grow and B.C. Bloom. This architecture means the plant is getting a more complete elemental picture throughout the entire cycle, not just at one growth stage.
The 10L jug format is TechnaFlora's commercial-tier packaging — practical for facilities running multiple rooms or multi-thousand-square-foot canopy where 1L bottles become a cost and handling liability. The line is also available up to 1000L for large-scale operators.
B.C. Boost in the 10L size is the right call for licensed cannabis and hemp cultivation operations already running — or evaluating — TechnaFlora's B.C. nutrient line at commercial scale. Think dedicated veg/flower rooms with recirculating or drain-to-waste hydroponic systems, deep water culture, coco coir, rockwool, or conventional soil grows where nutrient precision and repeatability matter batch to batch.
It also fits facilities that have standardized on a 3-part liquid program and need a calcium-iron bridge nutrient with documented pH stability behavior. The formulation is designed to minimize pH drift without relying on a buffer — it's formulated to hold pH, which reduces manual adjustment labor over long production cycles and tightens feed consistency across large tables or multiple reservoirs.
If your team is spec'ing out a new facility build or scaling canopy, the B.C. system's tiered packaging (10L, 20L, 65L, 205L, 1000L) means you're not locked into small-batch purchasing as production volume grows.
Calcium and iron delivery via calcium nitrate and iron EDTA — both fast-moving, readily available forms in solution. EDTA chelation on the iron keeps it stable across the pH range typical of hydroponic environments (5.5–6.5) and prevents precipitation that would reduce bioavailability or clog drip emitters.
The 3-0-2 NPK profile means B.C. Boost contributes nitrogen and potassium to the feed program without any phosphorus load — phosphorus comes from B.C. Bloom in flower. This stage-specific phosphorus gating lets cultivators keep P application tightly controlled in veg without over-application from a single all-in-one formula.
Salt build-up in recirculating systems and coco-based substrates is a real operational cost — cleaning labor, system downtime, substrate replacement. TechnaFlora's stable, balanced formulation produces minimal salt accumulation, which directly reduces flush frequency and infrastructure maintenance in high-production environments.
The mixing protocol is straightforward: vegetative stage runs 2 parts B.C. Boost to 1 part B.C. Grow; transition to flower runs 1 part B.C. Boost to 1 part B.C. Bloom. This ratio structure keeps B.C. Boost as the constant backbone of the program through both phases — it doesn't come in and out of the feed schedule, which simplifies dosing automation and batch mixing at scale.
TechnaFlora publishes a labeled feed schedule on every container and provides a separate detailed schedule for reference — useful when onboarding new grow staff or calibrating automated dosing systems. Target solution pH is 5.5–6.5 depending on media, consistent with standard hydroponic practice.
HSC supplies B.C. Boost 10L as part of our TechnaFlora nutrient catalog alongside B.C. Grow and B.C. Bloom. Licensed operators across the country can request a quote — we run direct accounts with TechnaFlora, so pricing through HSC reflects that relationship rather than open-market retail. Contact us to discuss volume tiers or standing orders for ongoing production runs.
| Brand | TechnaFlora |
| Product Line | B.C. Hydroponic Nutrients™ (3-Part System) |
| SKU | TF-BOOST-10L / TFBCBST10L |
| Container Size | 10 Liters |
| NPK | 3-0-2 |
| Total Nitrogen (N) | 3.0% (Nitrate Nitrogen) |
| Soluble Potash (K₂O) | 2.0% |
| Calcium (Ca) | 3.5% |
| Iron (Fe) | 0.10% (Chelated, Iron EDTA) |
| Derived From | Calcium Nitrate, Potassium Nitrate, Iron EDTA |
| Compatible Media | Hydroponic, coco coir, rockwool, soil, soil-less |
| Target pH Range | 5.5 – 6.5 |
B.C. Boost is designed to work within the B.C. 3-part system alongside B.C. Grow or B.C. Bloom — it is not a complete standalone base nutrient. It provides nitrogen, potassium, calcium, and iron, but relies on B.C. Grow (which carries phosphorus, magnesium, and a full micronutrient suite) or B.C. Bloom (for the flowering phosphorus/potassium profile) to complete the plant's nutritional requirements. Running Boost alone would leave significant elemental gaps.
TechnaFlora's published ratios: vegetative stage — 2 parts B.C. Boost to 1 part B.C. Grow; flowering stage — 1 part B.C. Boost to 1 part B.C. Bloom. B.C. Boost runs through both phases, making it the consistent base element across the full production cycle. Always add nutrients to water in the order specified on the label, and check solution pH after mixing — target range is 5.5 to 6.5.
The B.C. formulation is engineered (not simply pH-buffered) to minimize drift from the outset. In a well-maintained recirculating system, operators typically see reduced need for manual pH correction compared to programs relying on a buffer agent. That said, reservoir management, plant uptake patterns, and top-off water chemistry still influence pH over time — routine monitoring remains standard practice.
Yes. B.C. Boost is a liquid concentrate compatible with standard peristaltic dosing systems. The 10L jug format is practical for bulk reservoir feeds; operators running higher volumes may want to consider the 20L or 65L packaging to reduce changeover frequency. Confirm your dosing system's concentration range against TechnaFlora's feed schedule to set accurate dilution ratios.
Yes — HSC carries the full TechnaFlora B.C. line including B.C. Grow, B.C. Boost, and B.C. Bloom across multiple container sizes. If you're setting up a new feed program or need a standing order for ongoing production, reach out for a quote. We can discuss volume, packaging size, and scheduling that fits your facility's production cycle.
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