Hi Guys, I have a 5 week old outdoor auto that's pistils are changing to a brown color. I gave one more shot of mild Growth nutrients last night, Is it time to change to bloom nutrients?
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Pistils turning Brown, change nutrients?
- Thread starter patrickroy33
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I'm probably not the expert on the subject given that I've been late on the nutrients with my current grow. What I can say through asking a related question is that nutes need to be added in anticpation of the flowering stage allowing for them to break down and be ready for when needed. [1/4 of recommended dose to start off with then increase according to how the plants react.]
Hope that helps.
Hope that helps.
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go for it
... soon as your plants go into flower you should be feeding them bloom nutesgo for it
Ok, I might go with the next watering of just water and switch to bloom after...
Hmmmm interesting, Ok cool!
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Growers also start bloom nutes when vertical growth has stopped.
Maybe a stupid question but how do you know? How many days of stagnation? 3 days? 1 week?
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If one tracks measurements each day, it shouldn't be difficult to tell when it stops. I prefer eyeballing.
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