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There is nothing wrong with switching nutrient company’s half way through flower as long as you know what your doing. Your friend is full of crap.ive been told from someone about a year ago that you want to start and finish with one. if you have to switch, then do a minimal switch with an extended water only period to help flush out any remaining old fert in the soil f rom the bloom nute which is now empty.
i never looked into what he said. just what i remember him telling me. its why he said i shouldnt buy the sample pack without also buying i forget which 2 but you always run out at week X then you run into the switchover problem of if the plant will be happy or not/how much time she needs to figure out the change.
i would assume your best bet is to add the new bloom stuff at 1/4 strength at most and keep the rest as is. dont do this until youve watered 3-4 times with straight h2o. then next time around make sure you have enough of all your nutes before you start
It doesn’t lead to hard to diagnose problems. Most problems after mid flower are not going to be fixed anyway. Just ride them out."...As long as you know what you're doing."
That's the point. Someone who asks this question obviously lacks the experience to go all over the place with different fertilizers. Can work out OK but could also lead to hard to diagnose problems.
So while I too don't agree with the flushing and straight water nonsense I'd suggest for the first grow to keep it as simple and consistent as possible.
And no need for insults, doesn't make for a stronger argument...
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