Foilage Feedings in Flower - Discussion!

I know this has probably been discussed many times before, but it’s worth stirring the pot sometimes and getting different opinions from different people! I learn something new every day and with every one of my grows… that said, I have some outdoor autos going right now and I’ve been foilage feeding a lot lately during flower. Something I’ve never done on 100’s of other grows, except when the plants seem deficient. I use only a “semi beefed up” Ocean Forest Soil and Tiger Bloom once in flower. So it’s very seldom my plants become deficient. I’m not a huge auto grower, and have only done so as a side project in the past. These are my first outdoors, so there’s a learning curve with training and such. Let me say this though, this is a heavy feeder!! They’re still in pretty early flower, but I believe the foilage feedings throughout flower, have done a lot of good thus far. Nothing but a diluted Tiger Bloom/SuperThrive mist, almost daily. The trichomes these flowering girls have is absolutely amazing (pics do no justice), I’m really excited to see these thick white hairs turn into dense buds, covered in “sugar”! The caylaxes are like I’ve never grown before they’re super “swollen” and literally look like little Hersey Kisses!! Seeing as I’ve never had plants grow like this, I’m contributing some of that to the foilar feedings and a lot more of it to the high THC strain of this auto (Fast Buds Zkittlez X Brother Mendel Gelato) - PHOTO OF ONE OF MY GIRLS W/ THE POST!

All in all, The 5 plants I have seem to be responding well to it. I’ve never seen trichs like this, this early in flower. I tend to keep a fan on my girls 24/7, so they never really stay too wet too long, after the feedings… Nonetheless, I think I’m going to back off soon. I’m not soaking the buds at this point, strictly fan leaves and such - but mold is my only concern.

Do you foilar feed? How long into flower? Pictures with results?

I prefer feeding at the roots and limiting what I'm spraying on the plants, especially in flower. Glad it's working for you though.