Is is time to switch nutes?

Hiramklarke

Hiramklarke

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outdoor bagweed seed

vegging for 2 months and colas are starting to form with hairs...is it time to switch to flowering nutes?20140804_130941_HDR.jpg
 
vostok

vostok

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How do you intend to switch to budding nutes in an outdoor grow?...and is the mold or just you cum on that leaf...? lol

really more info is required b4 u get a satisfactory answer?
 
Hiramklarke

Hiramklarke

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well i damn near jizzed myself when i saw the pistols poppin out lol...its bird crap..they seem to be aiming for my baby lol...and idk thats why i was asking you folks...and they are both in buckets but i dug a 3' deep trench , poured in soil and let the roots that started to grow out of my drainage holes grow into the earth...sorta like a mini raised garden
 
Hiramklarke

Hiramklarke

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already using neem as a preventative.....STILL would like to know how and when to switch to flowering nutes.....ANYBODY?????
 
Admortis

Admortis

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Out doors is kind of area specific as different parts of the world have seasons starting at different times of the year. You have to monitor your plants, when they start to bud, it is time to give them the flowing nutes.
 
JackHererSki

JackHererSki

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Well whats in your soil? Fuck it just add nutes. I personally wait till AFTER the stretch to switch nutes, but thats just me
 
past times

past times

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how many watering/feedings are you doing a week? I normally phase over three waterings. 1. 75%grow/25 %Flower 2. 50/50 3. 25/75. I start this a week into stretch. Now, you need to watch your plant too. If it is starting to get lighter green towards the bottom, you need more grow nutes...If it is ubber dark green. Lay off the grow nutes quicker...
 
Hiramklarke

Hiramklarke

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i water once every 2-3 days and feed once the next 2-3 days and i continue this pattern....the colas are forming clusters of hairs that means it has began its flowering phase right? my soil has a VERY low NPK ratio of 0.21/0.11/0.6 and my fert is strong with a NPK ratio of 18/18/21 (i delute to weaken the NPK),
 
past times

past times

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looks great. A plant that is bigger will start to show flowers (Preflowers) before actually being in true flowering. That said if you are seeing clusters, you can start switching to flowering nutes in the order i said above. If you see them lighten in color, use a little more grow. She does look super happy and healthy though
 
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