1 1/2 weeks into flowering.. What type of nutes?

I'm a little over a week into flowering phase. PLants are very tall and healthy, have not added ny nutes through whoel life cycle.. Using miracle grow soil, but i believe the nutes are drained out of the soil by now..

i wanted to know what are the best N.P.K ratio's to look for when buying a liquid fertilizer...

For flowering you want a small amount of N, a large amount of P, and a goodly amount of K. Typical NPK will be 5-20-10, or 10-25-20.

HTH

thanx..
im on y way to the store rigth now...

I guess you crashed when you turned letf.

lol.. u stupid.. at first i aint get it cuase i was smaked out of my mind, 6ut then i got it...

right now i'm just using Shultz Plant Food 10-15-10 and it's workin fine. $3

good simple feed use maxxsea flowering works like a charm

be careful. One of the issues you can run into is you really have no idea what the MG has been giving them. Nutes are not about finite amounts, they are about what the plant can handle, and a large factor to what they can handle is what they are currently used to. You have no idea what they are used to, so really the best way to go is to start out really light, like maybe 1/4 recommended dosage, and taper up over a few weeks. However, this late in flowering you don't have a lot of time, so you might choose to go faster. Just realize that the possibility of a burn is going to increase. Also if you are late in flowering and the plants look healthy (not losing too many leaves, and staying bushy) you might find you don't need macro nutes. The last few weeks of flowering you typically cut them off to let the plant soak up nutes from itself.