When to start fertilising with Bio-Bloom?

ConcernedWizard
ConcernedWizardstarted grow question 2mo ago
I checked just no and I think I'm seeing the first white hairs, preflowers, emerging. Do I start adding Biobizz Bio-Bloom with the next watering? Or would you wait a bit more?
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squalino
squalinoanswered grow question 2mo ago
Congratulations, it’s an exciting time! You saw correctly: these small white filaments which appear at the nodes of the branches are indeed pistils, which confirms that your plant is entering its pre-flowering phase. ​Here is how I would handle the introduction of Bio-Bloom: ​1. The timing for Bio-Bloom No immediate emergency: Even if the first white hairs are there, the plant will now begin its "stretch" (accelerated growth). During this period, it still has a great need for Nitrogen (N), contained mainly in Bio-Grow. ​My recommendation: You can start adding half a dose of Bio-Bloom during the next watering, but don't stop the Bio-Grow right away. The plant needs both to build its flowering structure. ​2. The gradual transition ​Mixture: The ideal with Biobizz is to make a gentle transition. Continue the Bio-Grow at normal dose and introduce the Bio-Bloom at approximately 1ml/L. ​Observation: Watch how the plant reacts. If the green of the leaves remains very deep like on your other growing plants, the dosage is good. ​3. Why wait a bit for the full dose? ​Bio-Bloom is rich in Phosphorus (P) and Potassium (K), essential for making the buds swell. ​Currently, your plant is still “making” stems and leaves. Too much Phosphorus too early can sometimes block the absorption of other nutrients necessary for stretch. ​In summary: Yes, start adding it very lightly (1ml/L) at the next watering to prepare the ground, but keep your growth fertilizer as the main base for another good week .have nice day
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 2mo ago
Not yet, switching to bloom as soon as pre-flowers appear is a mistake, the plant is not flowering yet, it is only indicating that flowering is about to commence. Continue with grow for the next 10-14 days, then switch to half grow and half bloom for the following 7-10 and only then switch to straight bloom fertilizers. Cannabis still needs adequate nitrogen in early flower, especially to help with the "stretch" and switching to bloom too early can lead to plants suffering major deficiencies later on. This is something a learned early in my 40+ years of growing and is not some sort of random advice.
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SundancerS
SundancerSanswered grow question 2mo ago
Yes, you can start :) good luck ^^
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Organic_G
Organic_Ganswered grow question 2mo ago
Go Bloom now, best After switchibg into flower, plant can stack up & prepare for different nut composition
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Green_Claws
Green_Clawsanswered grow question 2mo ago
Go for bloom feed
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