I don't have a problem with the thought of running out of OC+, mainly worried about overfeeding or having "leftovers" that might affect the quality of the harvest. If I could take a clone through a week or two of the vegetative phase and, IDK, the first ten weeks of flower, then feed with nutrients in the water for the remaining two to four weeks of flower, that'd be peachy.
I think these things would turn into giant lollipops, though. It's not that OC+ might not be the right fertilizer, but these particular strains might not be the right choice for strains to grow in 2-liter hempies.
What's the longest-flowering strain that you've had success growing in 2-liters? Was there any real vegetative period between the time you placed the rooted clones into the bottles and the time you initiated flowering? If so, what length of time?
I'm speaking mainly of OC+ grows (hence, my posting in this thread), but generalities might be helpful, too.
I think these things would turn into giant lollipops, though. It's not that OC+ might not be the right fertilizer, but these particular strains might not be the right choice for strains to grow in 2-liter hempies.
What's the longest-flowering strain that you've had success growing in 2-liters? Was there any real vegetative period between the time you placed the rooted clones into the bottles and the time you initiated flowering? If so, what length of time?
I'm speaking mainly of OC+ grows (hence, my posting in this thread), but generalities might be helpful, too.