Too late for nutrients
- Thread starter Zootywho
- Start date
HeadMed
New Member
soil or hydro... ?
HeadMed: I seriously doubt he/she would have managed to get four weeks into flower in a hydro setup without nutrients.
Zootywho: It's generally never to late to feed, although the longer you wait, the more potential growing/flowering you may have "stunted" if the plant was under (or not) fed previously. There is a wealth of knowledge here in the FAQs, stickies, grow journals, etc. For example, Nutes - What To Use & How To Use Them - Tutorial has some common nutrients and their feeding schedules. You could probably jump right in but I would be careful and start at less than the amounts recommended for week 4 of flowering because the plants aren't used to having nutrients (and they will likely be smaller and/or less developed due to this).
Moderators: This is a double-posted thread; please delete the very next thread after this one. Too late for nutrients? (Thanks!).
Zootywho: It's generally never to late to feed, although the longer you wait, the more potential growing/flowering you may have "stunted" if the plant was under (or not) fed previously. There is a wealth of knowledge here in the FAQs, stickies, grow journals, etc. For example, Nutes - What To Use & How To Use Them - Tutorial has some common nutrients and their feeding schedules. You could probably jump right in but I would be careful and start at less than the amounts recommended for week 4 of flowering because the plants aren't used to having nutrients (and they will likely be smaller and/or less developed due to this).
Moderators: This is a double-posted thread; please delete the very next thread after this one. Too late for nutrients? (Thanks!).
HeadMed
New Member
dirty420247
New Member
You made it this long, I would hold off. Nutes may stunt growth and/or change the taste of the bud. Unless your plant is stalled or dying I would keep it au natural.
- Thread starter
- #6
