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Switching to a new enviroment with more intense light AND different nutes in the same time seems to cause a shock because of too much changes in a short time.
I would switch to the bloom area first and change to flower nutes slowly when they have fully adapted to the new enviroment.
 
Randomblame said:
Switching to a new enviroment with more intense light AND different nutes in the same time seems to cause a shock because of too much changes in a short time.
I would switch to the bloom area first and change to flower nutes slowly when they have fully adapted to the new enviroment.
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Yeah exactly this. I dont know why I would ever just not even use grow nutes... it's really fucked me many times. Even during my soil transplants it would take 3 weeks to get nutrient Grow deficinices which I didnt realize it was because I stopped using Grow nutrients. I'll start my bloom nutrients in week 3 and slow down on my grow nutes
 
arcalion said:
Yeah exactly this. I dont know why I would ever just not even use grow nutes... it's really fucked me many times. Even during my soil transplants it would take 3 weeks to get nutrient Grow deficinices which I didnt realize it was because I stopped using Grow nutrients. I'll start my bloom nutrients in week 3 and slow down on my grow nutes
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My plants only get a molasses and kelp based fertilizer in veg. Works very well and helps to build-up useful bacteria und mycos because of lots of sugar/carbohydrates.
In bloom I start to add minaral bloom nutes(mills currently but it's overpriced shit, was a gift from my local grow store) and slowly reduce the molasses/kelp fertilizer to 20% when the stretch is done. But they further get these 20% one time a week untill the end to keep the soil living bacteria/mycos happy. But I still grow in my own soil/coco/compost mix which is much more forgiving like hydro.

Check out the website of your nutrient manufacturer. Maybe he has different nutrient formulas that you can use.
 
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