does pure blend pro bloom have potassium in it?

does it? pure blend pro bloom soil formula?

also what are the two that cannabis plants like the most(not that, that is what im using it for.)? potasium and what else?

dur......lol the main ones are nitrogen!!! phosphuors and potassiun

i mean the main ones for flowering. is there anyone with exp with this product who can recommend how much to add to 1gal of water?

oh for flowering you want a little less nitrogen and mooore phosphorous and potassium.

so does the nutrient im talking about have phosphorous aswell?

PBP Bloom is a complete nutrient - the NPK ratio is 2.5-2-5. Some people use Bloom for both vegetative and flowering periods, but to answer the question - it does have enough and I haven't personally ever had any big issues with toxicity or deficiencies when using it with weekly reservoir changes in DWC.

Nitrogen (N), Phosphorous (P), and Potassium (K).

It has a lot of organic components, so it differs a bit from the standard NPK ratios people talk about and it contains all the micro-elements in addition to the NPK:

Fish meal, composted sea bird guano, sea kelp, spirulina, soybean protein extract, rock phosphate, potassium carbonate, magnesium carbonate, calcium carbonate, humic acid*, fulvic acid*, citric acid*, raw sugar cane*, Agrimineral 72 (silica clay extract)*, amino acids*, B-complex vitamins*, and select botanical plant extracts*.
*Non plant food ingredients

thanks. if anyone knows how much you should add areound early flowrinf stage feel free to list it. or the amounts you recommend in general.

Too many variables to say anything specific but in DWC, I generally start with 25% of label recommendation and very rapidly bump it up to 50% with a few days in between bump-ups. I slowly push it from 50% if wanted/needed. I water some of my little soil plants (not cannabis) with old reservoir solution but have never tried using it seriously in soil so YMMV if you are growing in soil of course.

oops lol used about 60-70% of what it sais to mix. should have started at less lol forgot about that.

No worries, if she is flowering she should be big enough/mature enough to take it. I'm just super conservative when it comes to nutrient amounts.