OOZE · The finisher
Finish it greasy.
That ‘top-shelf’ smell isn’t the strain — it’s the last month of feed. OOZE is the late-flower finisher: resin, weight and that greasy, frosty end game from flower week 5 right through the flush.
Australian-made · 26 years in the US · N-P-K 0.306–2.337–2.4573
Why it matters
The back half is the pay-off.
The first weeks of flower build the bud. The last weeks decide resin, weight and finish — the half most growers coast through. OOZE drives it hard.
Resin & aroma
Drives the oils, trichomes and smell buyers notice.
Late carbon fuel
Feeds the plant sugars when it is working hardest to finish.
Weight in the back half
The last weeks decide the finish — OOZE drives them hard.
What’s in the bottle
Five inputs. One greasy finish.
Here’s what’s actually in it — read straight off the current bottle — and what each part does in the back half of bloom.
Molasses Plant-derived carbohydrate
A sugarcane/beet by-product — carbon and simple sugars the plant and root microbes can put to work straight away, right when the plant’s working hardest to finish.
carbon sourcesimple sugars
Ahnfeltia plicata Wiry red algae (agar weed)
A red seaweed, not a kelp — source of agar-type polysaccharides that keep the plant feeding through the late stretch.
red seaweedpolysaccharides
Laminaria japonica Kombu / Japanese kelp
A brown kelp adding alginates, mannitol, iodine and growth compounds alongside the red algae.
alginatestrace minerals
Boric acid + sodium molybdate Boron · molybdenum
Two mineral salts declared on the label — boron and molybdenum, trace nutrients that back enzyme function through the finish.
boronmolybdenum
Humic acid + B1 Leonardite humic · thiamine
Humic acid keeps minerals available late in the run, with a touch of vitamin B1 alongside.
humic acidvitamin B1
What growers are seeing
Greasy. Oily. Loud.
“The biggest factor was the Ooze. It laid down some greasy, oily bud and increased the intensity a good amount.”
@brooklyn_buddah_garden2.0
Verified grower review · shared via Instagram
“Lots of oils, lots of trichome coverage, and amazing smells.”
@eyesonfire19988
“The Ooze is amazing, as you can tell.”
@apollos_oasis
“Better results with these products than any other line I’ve tried.”
@804growtent
The usual finisher vs. OOZE
Same idea. Different result.
The usual finisher
✗
Promises a sweetener.
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Mostly sugar — or a spike of P-K.
✗
Nothing to actually move it.
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The plant can’t use most of it.
OOZE
✓
Carbon the plant can use straight away.
✓
Micronutrients that move sugar to the flower.
✓
Feeds soil life and plant together.
✓
Resin, weight and aroma in the back half.
A little goes a long way
1 L → 400 L
of finished feed at 2.5 ml/L — one concentrated bottle for the greasy back half.
Proof — label & MSDS
Straight off the label.
N – P – K
0.306 · 2.337 · 2.4573
Type
Flower enhancer
Dose
2.5 ml/L
Made in
Australia
Molasses + red algae + kelp + humic
100% biodegradable
pH 8–10
By Agricultural Organics, South Australia
N-P-K from the product label. Composition and properties from the manufacturer MSDS.
When to use it
The back half. Week 5 to the flush.
Veg
Early flower
Mid flower
Flower wk 5–flush
Final 2 wks
Flower week 5 right through the final flush, weekly2.5 ml/L
Soil / coco / hydroany medium
Last 2 weeksruns alongside FINAL
Finish it greasy.
Run it week 5 to the flush.
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Or DM FEED CHART to @bloom_crew_nate for your full feed schedule.
Keep reading
Final: the last two weeksThe bottle that runs after Ooze
PHAT builds the canvas, OOZE paints itFrom the blog: the timing of the two
The FROST trial lab reportSame strain, same feed, different flower
Same base, same ceilingFrom the blog: why finishing is where these two earn their spot
PhatWeeks 3 and 4, the bottle that runs before this one
Images on this page are a mix of real photos and AI-generated illustrations, used to show how things work.