I am using General Hydroponics Flora trio. I was t...

Yes use it 1/2 strength. Or I can recommend a feed chart at growweedeasy.com for the gh trio. Both will give u great results.

Plants look great. GG are heavy feeders. I hear you with trying to weed out bad advice. I would stick with GH feed charts it's hard to go wrong with them when you already have healthy plants. http://gh.growgh.com/docs/Feedcharts/GH_FloraSeries-DTW_03216am.pdf You can keep things simple or buy more of their supplements. You will find that you don't have to buy their full line up to grow great weed. Good plant genetics, good growing techniques, good lights and giving them what they need at the right time is key. I have followed a bunch of growers using GH and they have gotten great results. I would think about adding some cal/mag into your routine a few weeks before you go over to bloom the buds really need it to develop properly. If you want to bulk up your buds use their liquid cool bloom the extra phosphorus and potassium will add some weight to your grow just go easy with it because it's very strong. Hope this helps.👍

If I remember well the mixing order matters with GHE Flora Series. So you always starts with the Micro ( mix it ) then add tha Grow ( mix it ) and finish with the Bloom ( mix it ) , the extra cal mag or PK are the last elements to be mixed. The reason why you have to fo it in that order is to avoid salt precipitation in your mix. I've tried it all the possible ways and schedule but it always appears that half strength is not enough so after the 2 first watering ( half and 2/3 strength) I use the full dosage. You can even go deeper by using the Lucas Formula which is a GHE aggressive schedule using 16ml of Bloom and 8 of Micro for each gallon of water and my EC was always 1.8 in flowering ( from the 1st day of flowering to the last )

yes that would work well i try them before depending on strain you might need less but i alo see you started budding which mean you dont need floragro anymore that was only for veg stage now its budding