Fertiliser for flowering

[TheDreamer101]

What’s everyone put into there plants once flowering kicks off, seen what some people use in threads but coming back to the same question is high phosphorus a necessity as a lot of people seem to opt for just high potassium

 

 

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[Dan J]

Potassium gets used lots throughout veg and bloom. Phosphorous consumpion peaks during bud growth, then slows during the swell and potassium and uptake dominates IMO. I might get flogged for that. Just what my ph meter suggests.

 

Don't over think it. Give them bloom juice and they should love it.

thats a fair point, not hard to confirm either if one has a spare indoor setup in hydro medium , with 2 clones on veg nutes, use higher P than K + veg/base nutes once on 12/12 for eg for first 4 weeks, while higher K than P on last 3-4 weeks of flower if i have the formula down right ?  

Edited February 15, 2020 by Dan J

[pedro de pacas]

Potassium gets used lots throughout veg and bloom. Phosphorous consumpion peaks during bud growth, then slows during the swell and potassium and uptake dominates IMO. I might get flogged for that. Just what my ph meter suggests.

 

Don't over think it. Give them bloom juice and they should love it.

You might just be almost right there Mr cooper 

 

P is for root development and early flower, K is for everything, N is for problems if your N K ratio is out 

a proper NPK balance will grow everything to its maximum potential 

 

I really don't have a clue, I just like growing shit, fruit, veggies, trees and pot, drinking alcohol and rooting hot chicks