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@WhiteEdge, In my opinion, autoflowering plants need constant fertilizer with gradual growth, mix grow and bloom in the week that they begin to flower, the more precise ones blend the two fertilizers in the second and third of flowering and then you have to push with the bloom especially in those in rapid flowering otherwise they yellow prematurely and that's not good they must yellow eventually during the flush and not quite in my opinion.
For photoperiods you can be much lighter with the grow in the first 3 weeks of growth, also because most of us use soils that are also very pre-fertilizing such as the light mix. Then you have to give gro depending on how you work: 1) if you have a long vegetative growth, you grow with the grow and when it starts flowering, add the fertilizers so as not to cause shock. 2) if you have a short vegetative 3-4 weeks and you send it into flowering more or less the same applies to autoflowering plants with variations depending on the flowering speed (+ it's fast + you have to beat with the bloom). 3) if you do topping you have to be very very careful with the grow, it often happened to me that when I did topping and I kept giving the grow according to the tables, the plants went over, very green, crumpled leaves, eagle's beak tips and Large leaflets to lettuce are the main signs of overfertilizing from grow. Then you have to give the rooting and that's it and a little grow especially during the first topping cuts, then gradually you can go up always paying attention to the color of the leaves and the overfert characteristics that I have just written to you. Sorry it was long but you stimulated me
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