Feeding Durban poison

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sativa vs indica is not a indicator of how they like to be fed, its more just for the growth pattern and effects of the high. This does not hold up so well anymore as everything is so interbred nowadays. Photoperiod vs Auotflower is a difference in terms of feeding but its not a huge one, autoflowers like lighter feeding solutions as they can get shocked into early flower as the root zone is sensitive. Its also why they don't recommend transplanting an autoflower. Keep giving them feed like you normally wood if you are fertilizing, growing outdoors the soil has a lot of life and food in it but adding some extra can go a long way. I would recommend a bit of LST to stretch/pull some of the branches away from each other to allow more light to penetrate the nodes. Bets Of Luck!

It's not the strain that determines how much a plant needs or wants - nor is it dependent on whether its sativa or indica... autoflowers (which you're not growing here) require far less nutes than photos... but what you should really do is simply "read your plant" - let IT tell you how much she wants/needs. If you follow the feed chart for your nutes and she doesn't complain, then you're golden... if she complains, back it off a bit. When heading into flower and all during the flowering stage, you're going to want less nitrogen and more potassium and phosphorus... Relying soley on your soil is not a good way to go, imho - I've got great soil, my neighbor has shitty soil... areas of my yard have heavy clay, other areas are quite sandy and others are rich and loamy ..... you can always have your soil tested to see its composition and attributes - but again, it's easier (and cheaper!) if you just read your plant. Good luck!

High bro, All cannabis plants like to be fed little but need the right nutrients for every different phase. Your plants are growing outside and got enough nutrients in the outdoor soil. You can always add extra nutrients for the specific phase. You can add grow nutrients with Nitrogen (N) during th grow phase. And you can add a bloom nutrient or a PK-Booster with phosphorus (P) and potassium (K) during the flower phase (when the buds start to swell). Look at products like PK 13/14 She needs it during flowering to make the buds. But these are all just extra. Your bodem soil contains a living factory with (almost) all the necessary nutrients. Do not overdo the feeding and never exeed EC 1.6 fo a outdoor plant. She is looking gorgeous!