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grow_time99
grow_time99started grow question 6 years ago
Anyone ever try using the last week of vegetative growth's feeding schedule during the first week of flowering? Decided to try it out since the plants will be growing more vegetation than focusing on flowering during the first week after flipping. At least that's what I assume.
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bobo420
bobo420answered grow question 6 years ago
Actually, if you go by almost any manufacturer - they say that you should be using nutrients that are primarily for veg into first week or two of flower. It's recommended as plants need time to adjust to the light cycle and actually start flowering. Until that happens they stretch, some very much so and for that they need the nutrients for veg. Most of times it's recommended to slowly decrease them from 100% to 0%
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CBD_Sweden
CBD_Swedenanswered grow question 6 years ago
The first 2-3 weeks is just preflower and you can continue using the veg schedule for nutrients. In week 3 of flower from switching the light to 12/12 you can start to give nutrients for flower.
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Jeff123fish
Jeff123fishanswered grow question 6 years ago
This is what I do but only for the first two weeks after light flip. Then I continue with the flower schedule for the rest of flower
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Athos
Athosanswered grow question 6 years ago
Although you are "in flower" due the change in light schedule, the first 3 weeks have an explosive vegetative growth, that'a why it's called preflower / stretch. So yes your plant will benefit with a more veg oriented feeding schedule and in the 3d week I would start them on bloom nutrients. Are you measuring the feeding strength?You are using quite a few products, be careful you don't over feed your plants.
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