Feeding CS induced female pollen plants

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DanKNes$

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Yo Rollitup fam!
Quick question on what to feed my female pollen producers... I have been spraying with colloidal silver for a week and just switched to 12/12 today.... what do these she/he's need to eat? I typically use FF trio and happy frog soil. Indoor grow. Smallish plants in 1g pots. Do they need the same NPK as budding plants? Ive found very little through searching... only that some feed only calmag, and one guy claiming to pour the calmag directly out of the bottle into the soil (crazy talk).

Any insight will be appreciated,
Thanks I'm advance!

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DanKNes$

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Thanks for the quick replies!

Since these will be chopped as soon as pollen sacks are bout to pop, I figured the feeding would be different? It definitely won't be a an 8-12 week cycle... but still, is it preflower nutes or midflower? I could easily through some tiger bloom at em, or I can add my PK amendments to the top soil. Just not sure what the pollen sacks need vs flowers. I'd think a higher N diet than regular ladies but I could be wrong?
 
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curious2garden

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DanKNes$ said:
Thanks for the quick replies!

Since these will be chopped as soon as pollen sacks are bout to pop, I figured the feeding would be different? It definitely won't be a an 8-12 week cycle... but still, is it preflower nutes or midflower? I could easily through some tiger bloom at em, or I can add my PK amendments to the top soil. Just not sure what the pollen sacks need vs flowers. I'd think a higher N diet than regular ladies but I could be wrong?
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Nope no different feeding. I have one on my table I just flipped about a week ahead of 'his'girls (Wedding Cake). I reverse and make seeds all the time just feed them as you would any female plant in flower and best of luck
 
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DanKNes$

Member
Ok... so, typically I'd start introducing P and K a week before flip... so I guess I'll just carry on as if I had and feed normally from here on out. Idk why I envisioned a higher N diet... or a nute free cycle or something. I suppose the pollen is the males "fruit", so makes sense that it'd want similar nutes during its 12/12.

Thanks for the replies
 
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