Nutrients Nute advice

[Relaxxed]

My 00 seeds b/gum auto, I call her hubba,
Is showing signs of flowering.
She is 28 days in and apparently has a time of 60-65 days seed to harvest.
My questions are-
1. Should I be changing from my veg nute to a bloom nutrient now?
2. Do I need to flush veg nute out before changing.
Appreciate any input.

 

[A-Train]

You do not need to flush anything going into flower...

What kind of notes are you using and what light. How much are you feeding.

Your plant is small but yes she is showing signs of flowering but it's not time to switch yet... hold off at least another week bro.. maybe 2

 

[Relaxxed]

Thanks A train.
Nutes are a 2 part hydrobotanics and and product called all rounder made by hydrobotanics as well. (Aussie co.)
Ec about 1.4-1.6
Ph tap water about 5.8-6.1.
I have a mars 400 strapped to my spacebucket with a heap of spacers to keep light 50cm from plant.
Feeding every second day til i get a bit of runoff.
Dont truly understand the runoff thing.
Is it 10% of the pot i am using which is 11 litrw smart pot or 10% of the volume of water given.
She is in a pre buffered coco/ perlite mix.
Started in jiffy peat pot as i over loved last one i started in 100 mm pots.

 

[AutoWonders]

A lot of growers will change to bloom nutes when vertical growth stops.

 

[Relaxxed]

Thanks Auto. I found a thread by muddy and had a good read. Great site

 

[Simplicio]

My 00 seeds b/gum auto, I call her hubba,
Is showing signs of flowering.
She is 28 days in and apparently has a time of 60-65 days seed to harvest.
My questions are-
1. Should I be changing from my veg nute to a bloom nutrient now?
2. Do I need to flush veg nute out before changing.
Appreciate any input.

You could go the whole grow using veg nutes if you wanted to.
Flowers need more phosphorous, but not a lot more.
They need less nitrogen, but not a lot less.

Bloom nute are pretty much the same as veg nutes, except for decreased N and increased P.
Unless there's some sort of bad interaction possibility between veg and bloom nutes, you shouldn't worry about slight mixing.