Présentation du produit
The full soil programme with the Bloombastic Box
The ATA/Terra Bloombastic Box takes Atami's soil programme and adds the piece the brand is known for: ATA Bloombastic, the all-in-one flowering additive. Five products, from the first watering to the final weeks of ripening.
What the kit contains
The first four products make up the standard soil programme: roots, growth, flowering, soil life. The fifth changes the scale — Bloombastic is an ultra-concentrated additive acting at once as flowering stimulator, hardener, taste enhancer and enzyme activator.
- Rootfast — The root stimulator, over the first two weeks.
- Terra Leaves — The complete growth nutrient, for soil and peat.
- Terra Max — The complete bloom nutrient, triggering flowering.
- ATAzyme — The soil improver with enzymes and vitamins.
- ATA Bloombastic — The all-in-one flowering additive, over the final 4 to 6 weeks.

What Bloombastic adds to the programme
Bloombastic is not just another PK. It is a cocktail of minerals and organic compounds working on several fronts: flower density, weight, sugar content and aroma. Apply it over the final 4 to 6 weeks, alongside your base feed — never instead of it.
The complete programme, plus the additive that works on yield and taste.
Bloombastic Box or Micro Kit?
The Micro Kit Ata Tierra holds the four core products and is enough to run a clean cycle. The Bloombastic Box adds the late-bloom booster. If you are after yield and flavour rather than just a smooth run, the price difference earns itself.
How to use the Bloombastic Box
Four products follow the cycle; the fifth only comes in at the end.
- Weeks 1 and 2 — Rootfast at every watering.
- Growth — Terra Leaves up to the first flowers.
- Flowering — Terra Max as the base feed, ATAzyme alongside.
- Final 4 to 6 weeks — Bloombastic, watching your EC.
You cover the whole cycle and push late flowering, with a single purchase.
Joseph's tip: "Bloombastic is highly concentrated: don't stack it with another PK, and watch your EC when you bring it in. It gives a lot when dosed right, and locks the plant up when forced."
Joseph








