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<blockquote data-quote="T6" data-source="post: 1076300" data-attributes="member: 73317">Average Yield per plant is usually between 3-4 oz.On the swithover to flower. Sometimes I do the dark and sometimes I don't.&nbsp; I haven't seen much difference in when they start flowering or much anything else so that's your call.&nbsp; I keep using veg nutes for the first two changes after 12/12.&nbsp; The reason being that they will jump and at least double their height in the first two weeks of flower and they can be benefitted by giving a little extra N for that growth spurt. You get less die off of the underbrush and the plant is generally happier.&nbsp; If needed N is not available at that time the plant will use the N it has stored in the lower leaves.&nbsp; They will yellow and fall off.&nbsp; I go right from full load grow to full load bloom.&nbsp; If you look at the GH label it shows a transition stage using 2-2-2.&nbsp; I've done that before also but it still have some leaf die back.&nbsp; After two full weeks they really need to be getting to flowering and are pretty much done stretching.&nbsp; You'll still get leaf die off after you switch just not as bad but if you do it after the &quot;rush&quot; it's just easier on the plant.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="T6, post: 1076300, member: 73317"] Average Yield per plant is usually between 3-4 oz. On the swithover to flower. Sometimes I do the dark and sometimes I don't. I haven't seen much difference in when they start flowering or much anything else so that's your call. I keep using veg nutes for the first two changes after 12/12. The reason being that they will jump and at least double their height in the first two weeks of flower and they can be benefitted by giving a little extra N for that growth spurt. You get less die off of the underbrush and the plant is generally happier. If needed N is not available at that time the plant will use the N it has stored in the lower leaves. They will yellow and fall off. I go right from full load grow to full load bloom. If you look at the GH label it shows a transition stage using 2-2-2. I've done that before also but it still have some leaf die back. After two full weeks they really need to be getting to flowering and are pretty much done stretching. You'll still get leaf die off after you switch just not as bad but if you do it after the "rush" it's just easier on the plant. [/QUOTE]

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