sir_isOanswered grow question 3 years ago For subsequent grows (even for plants finishing now), I have to tell you "all purpose" nutrients are GARBAGE in flower, particularly.
For specifically potassium and phosphorus (main concern in flowering is phosphorus) you can get MKP (mono potassium phosphate) for really cheap. It would complement your all purpose nutrients well.
So then you'd use a bit of that with your all purpose nutrients when prepping your soil, for roots, early veg. Use your all purpose nutrients as you would/did, until preflowers, and then start lowering those all purpose nutrients, while adding MKP and keep on gradually biasing towards the MKP and less all purpose nutrients more into flower.
Also, there are some variations in MKP, some is a bit more biased to potassium, others more towards phosphorus, personally I would use the MKP more biased to phosphorus, like 52 phosphorus, 34 potassium. A bit of extra calcium along with that is usually a good idea too.
Simple stuff.