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Since your Gorilla Cookies is already in week 6 and actively flowering, you can definitely start using Big Bud now. It is designed to be used during the peak flowering phase to help with bud density and size. Regarding the guano, be careful: Don't overdo it: Since you are already using a full Advanced Nutrients line (Bloom, Micro, Bud Candy), adding guano (which is often potent) can easily lead to nutrient burn or pH issues in your soil mix. Application: If you decide to add it, start with a very low dose (top-dress it) and monitor how the plant reacts for a few days before adding more. Recommendation: Given you are already well into bloom, I would prioritize the liquid Big Bud for immediate availability to the roots and be very cautious with the additional dry amendments at this stage. Good luck, she looks like she's ready to pack on some weight!

To be honest it doesn't look like it needs much else, and even you gave it, where is it going to use it? its not a big enough plant to be wasting all those nutrients on really pal, I'd save it until you have something that will need and make use of it. kind regards.

Should have started 2-3 weeks ago............

Nitrogen from the guano will be useless at this stage. Big Bud is a 0-1-3 and can be used now if you think your plant needs it.

Use guano now and follow instructions for big bud

use whatever products you want that add up to the nutrtion you want to provide around the roots. If you think adding this product or that will change small buds into big buds or change terpless buds into stinky goodness, it won't. Doesn't work like that. so, adding more depends on what is already there in the first place... as long as you don't overdose the plant by incorporating a new product, you can add it anytime you want. microbes are best added early.. then they can colonize the medium in time to be useful. And that assumes levels of various things aren't too high to kil them off, lol. e.g. myco doesn't play well with higher levels of plant-available P, if i recall. other non nutritional additives - simply google and look for best practices... simple is generally better. over-complicated is usually masturbatorial.. i.e. it makes someone feel like they are doing special things to get special results.. this is a very, very common behaviour in the general population. in the end, whatever floats your boat.. but if the health of the plant deteriorates afterward, it'd be wise to consider any new behaviour as the cause.. no gaurantee, but certainly demands attention, if so you don't need 10 things to make a plant grow well. Especially if the product is expensive.. most likely nonsense or you can find a generic ro non-marijuana branded product that does the same things for 1/10th the cost. check ingredients.. compare... e.g. humic acid is always humic acid. brand will be irrelevant. calcium nitrate is always calcium nitrate, brand is irrelevant. this doesn't apply to all ingredients but definitely many.