23-3-3 is not good for flowering. Nitrogen: promotes green growth. The first number on the bag is the percentage of the bag that is nitrogen. To promote beautiful green growth a higher nitrogen number is the important factor in making a choice of fertilizer. Phosphorus: promotes flowering / blooming and fruit formation. The center number on the bag is the percentage of the bag that is phosphorus. It also promotes good root and seed development Remember seed formation follows fruit/bud formation which follows flowering. For more buds choose a fertilizer with a higher P potassium number. Fertilizers for tomato plants, african violet plants, and other specific fruit/flowering plants often have a higher P or phosphorus number.
But I have all autoflowers so it doesn't matter though. Once it starts to flower I'll just move into 18/6 just for the fun of it. Once it gets mature enough I'll use colloidal silver to make it hermie for female seeds.
