F22, Dr earth fed, Looking for additonal amendments to maximize my results.

I use dr earth but I only use 1/8 of a tbs. I also use black magic 5-5- all purpose and mix in 2.5 ml per five gallon bucket with the dr earth and they love it. It’s as good as Gia green maybe better idk yet.

If you want maximum results, you have really shot yourself in the foot by defoliating so excessively, but too late now! They were looking so beautiful, now they look like starving stick figures. A bit of lollipopping is great, but total devestation is the only way I can describe what has occurred here. Just remember - Maximum amount of healthy green leaves = maximum amount of energy production = maximum growth and health. Plain and simple! Anyway, humic acid, fulvic acid and amino acids are all superb additions. As are worm castings, kelp meal, bone meal, shredded alfalfa and compost. Sorry for my blunt assessment.

I premix soil, and add as top dressing maybe 1-week preflower, given it can take time to break down.

Stop using synthetic fertilizers period, there is a multi-billion dollar industry of snake oil that seeks to remove the knowledge of organic natural growing. After WW2 they decided to extract npk from crude and use it as fertilizer, 60 years later everything is flavorless and large swathes of the soil of the earth has gone barren as the circle of life within the soil has been broken, the enzymes/aminos are gone, this is why we must go back to living soils before its too l8, we must recapture the knowledge right under our fingertips. Azomite Greensand Ascophyllum Nodosum Full indoor grow should use 7+ gallon pots of organic living soil this provides enough nutrient dense soil for an entire grow start to finish, those 3 suggestions are jammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmed packed with more trace elements than you can shake a stick at. growdiaries.com/diaries/127559-grow-journal-by-exbeginner growdiaries.com/diaries/127559-grow-journal-by-exbeginner

Best advice I'd give, is use bigger containers. 15 gallons of soil provides a great stash of food, as soil should always be rich to maintain maximum level of microbes and fungus.

As I'm reaching the tail end of my flowering using dry amendments, I would recommend that you perhaps top up on trace minerals (glacial rock dust?) and calcium (oyster flower or something similar?)- most growers that use liquid can adjust quickly while dry amendment growers need to be a bit more proactive on this, especially seeing as these break down more slowly than some other nutes.

Mouse is living solid too dress expert I’m sure she will chime in soon

Less is more don’t over do it and stress plants and cause nutrient lockout