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It's just cause what you put in. Gets mixed at the end Like your input has a set ppm..as the plant eats. It changes the makeup of out put therefore giving a different ph. It's that simple.

I wouldn't mix the two. I would just go ahead and start feeding the bloom mix as you are in flower now. By the time you would see signals it would mean you are already defficent s you dont want to do that. i would just follow the directions the best you can and you should be good to go. Good luck, looking good!

Dr. Bruce did a study on this and has concluded that this industry in general is giving way too much Phosphorus during the life of the plant. However, he did say that during the first weeks of flower to roughly the sixth week, extra phosphorous has helped increase yield. Just be careful as I have seen so many people ruin the plant using too much PK boost. Hope this helps.

I agree with a lot of the posts below, Flushing is a myth. Its not going to leach anything out of the plant but it will leach out of the soil and plants can't make something from nothing. Let them use up the left over nutrients in the pot, don't give them more last 2 weeks of life, but also don't dump gallons of water on them to "flush" the medium out. A nice good tasting weed will happen in the slow drying process and slower curing process. In short don't do it. Its dumb and broscience.