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it starts the moment when the hours of 14 hours or less of light is initiated..I recently flipped to flower. Do you count the 1st week as preflower?? So the actual 1st week of flower will be the second week?? Does that make sense??? So should flower be preflower + your flower time??
Ok thanks. I've been reading how some people dont count that 1st week because they consider it a transition week.it starts the moment when the hours of 14 hours or less of light is initiated..
well i guess so..Ok thanks. I've been reading how some people dont count that 1st week because they consider it a transition week.
Ok thanks. Im using fox farm trio and my plants are in Happy Frog so i will definitely start giving them flowering nutes now . This is what they currently look likeI have to disagree, flowering starts when your plant starts showing preflowers "electrified puffs", this would be the appropriate time to change to bloom nutes. You would stay on veg during the first few weeks to give the plant what it needs for stretch, once the preflowers start to show you want to start giving bloom and reducing your veg nutes (depending on your nutrient schedule ofc).. counting from this point will also get you closer to most breeder estimates but def don't count on the breeder times, those times are just in their garden not necessarily in yours.
Thank you for the info. I am in my 3rd week now so the next watering i will start giving tiger bloom.Transition is the last big burst of energy in the Veg Cycle lasts about 2 weeks - This is why you stay on Veg Formula thru the stretch! It takes a lot of Nitrogen to grow 15" in 14 days (Nitrogen= Growth Energy) Start feeding Bloom Ferts after the Stretch! New growers will often feed bloom ferts after the 12/12 flip Just to watch all their leaves turn Yellow and drop off, this is Nitrogen Deficient From the Stretch. (the sign of a new gardener) Right On
Just remember Your Plants still need Nitrogen through flower. After the Stretch I will stay at the Same Strength of my Grow Formula I used for the stretch, But I will start Adding/Raising Bloom. The Leaves will tell you everything, If your noticing really dark green in flower youll back off the Nitrogen(Grow Formula) if the leaves start to go more yellow you will add (N). If they look a normal healthy green Stay at that Strength. Week 4,5 and 6 of Flower will be their Hungriest Weeks (emphasis on wk 5) these are the final weeks of Fruit Setting. I usually add MOAB at wk 4.5 of Flower(4 wks 5 days) keep at it farmer!Thank you for the info. I am in my 3rd week now so the next watering i will start giving tiger bloom.
Awesome info. Thank you so much.Just remember Your Plants still need Nitrogen through flower. After the Stretch I will stay at the Same Strength of my Grow Formula I used for the stretch, But I will start Adding/Raising Bloom. The Leaves will tell you everything, If your noticing really dark green in flower youll back off the Nitrogen(Grow Formula) if the leaves start to go more yellow you will add (N). If they look a normal healthy green Stay at that Strength. Week 4,5 and 6 of Flower will be their Hungriest Weeks (emphasis on wk 5) these are the final weeks of Fruit Setting. I usually add MOAB at wk 4.5 of Flower(4 wks 5 days) keep at it farmer!
Fox Farm TrioWhich nutes line are you feeding?
Gotcha. I also use Nature's Living Soil's Girl Flower Power. Well... i will be trying it.start off at 30-50% of what they suggest and see how the plants respond to it, fox farms can be a little strong for some plants, you can always add more but it's more difficult to fix an over feed issue
It’s starts the day you change the light cycle to 12/12.Ok thanks. I've been reading how some people dont count that 1st week because they consider it a transition week.
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