My last question until harvest

mean.green

mean.green

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I am switching to 12/12 on Saturday. I need to feed nutrients soon.
I was going to get Tiger bloom and feed when I switch, but I read that you should wait to read tiger bloom until you see Bud growing.
Is ok for me to fee Tiger bloom on Saturday when I switch to 12/12?
Or do I need to use Grow big, until I see Bud growing?
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Use this as a guide and NOT GUESS WHICH TO USE .
Look for your week on the chart ..... Start with 1/2 strength - continue based on the grow.
Sativas may run longer ( week 11-13 ) so compensate if needed.

These are pretty good nutes ... I also use their beastie , cha ching and open sesame too.
But i would try a half strength run and see how those strains do , now is not the time to fuck up the blooming stages ( week 5-7 ) this is where the flower builds weight and size.
I would personally run 1/4 strength at week 8 or ( before final harvest weeks ) .

When i run a light feed DURING THE FINAL week , i dont bother flushing , just water during last 2 weeks.

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Budzbuddha said:
Use this as a guide and NOT GUESS WHICH TO USE .
Look for your week on the chart ..... Start with 1/2 strength - continue based on the grow.
Sativas may run longer ( week 11-13 ) so compensate if needed.

These are pretty good nutes ... I also use their beastie , cha ching and open sesame too.
But i would try a half strength run and see how those strains do , now is not the time to fuck up the blooming stages ( week 5-7 ) this is where the flower builds weight and size.
I would personally run 1/4 strength at week 8 or ( before final harvest weeks ) .

When i run a light feed DURING THE FINAL week , i dont bother flushing , just water during last 2 weeks.

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I was planning on feeding the exact way you do, except i was going to start with 1/4 strength just to be safe.
I saw conflicting answers about when to start tiger bloom. but i guess ill go by the feeding chart.
thanks BudzBuddah
 
The chart is there from the manufactures for a reason , DONT run the risk of improper feeding and possibly screwing up. The 1/4 strength option is a good one , it will allow you to see how well the plants respond.

It is very easy to overboard with these nutes ... They also salt up quickly.
Good luck !
 
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