veg AND flower nutes combined?
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videoman40
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The 1st 2 to 3 weeks of flowering is when the plant does the majority of its growth, it is also when you hear most new growers complain of yellowing leaves.
This is because they switched over completely to flowering nutes. You want to continue your vegging nutes into the flowering phase for the 1st 2 or 3 weeks.
Peace
This is because they switched over completely to flowering nutes. You want to continue your vegging nutes into the flowering phase for the 1st 2 or 3 weeks.
Peace
daydrops
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true, true. And I have continued my veg nutes into flowering these first two weeks. and now i'm ready to switch to flowering nutes but the one i have is 10-60-10 and now I read that this is not the best nute mix. (not enough N, too much P)
so, I thought I'd combine my veg and flower nutes (split their strengths) for an even proportion of nutes. Just wondering if anyone has tried this?
so, I thought I'd combine my veg and flower nutes (split their strengths) for an even proportion of nutes. Just wondering if anyone has tried this?
videoman40
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Why not just get the proper nutrients?
Peace
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northerntights
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Proper Nutes are always worth the extra cash, Fox Farm works great and is relatively inexpensive (except their dry nute line, but it's not necessary). You will be grateful you spent the cash.
phyzix
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Use veg nutes through the start of 12/12 through the stretch, then split 1/2 flower and veg for a feeding or two, then straight flowering food.
beelstyle
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thanks man i ll take your advice, how long does an average stretch take? would you recommend flushing during the flowering stage.
thanks
