Should nutes be added to potting soil during flowering

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On a budget i perfer to grow organic but this is what i have to work with. Jw is potting soil that has nutes in it already will be enough through flowering.
 
not familiar with Jw soils but if your planning on starting in that soil you'll have some issues most likely cuz sprouts as far as Autos and some sensitive pHotos will curl up n die or just flat out get killed n stunted if they start at all.but if they grow using a plug method or somethig similar you'll need to add some sort of chems to full produce a solid healthy yeild imo.Ive heard of some being able to grow out till florwer but not with awesome results from a few thngs Ive read.
 
What Is JW soil. U have any info or a Link...and Yes u will need to add a Few nutrients into the grow .
 
JW meant just wondering sorry should have been more clear. And the soil i have is Sta-green bought it at lowes. No local nursery to buy a better brand. Im in preflowering right now and wondering how much nutes to add lets say per gallon container. Mostly scared of over nutrient and burning my plants. Plants are Ak 49 not 47 and Auto afghan mass.
 
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The question is,how do they look?Pics would say a million words man.If they are still green n spinning up nice leave it be imo.But always imo never more than 50% strength esp if your talking Miracle grow of some such similar Chem ferts..But me personally Id make no more than a 20-30% mix Maximum.thats 20-30% of full strenght.so a pretty light mix.but if they are green n look healthy,id leave em be.with Autos less is most always more untill ya gain a soild understanding by just looking at em ya know to add or decrease the nutes.
 
I will upload pictures here shortly. Plants look fairly healthy and have been growing good so far with little to no problem at all. Ive been leaning to not adding nutes but still on edge about it. From research and wht ive heard is that Sta-green dosent have as much fertilizer in it as miracle grow does.

Thanks for input
 
What kind of nutes? Slow release or solids? those are a no go. Liquid nutes would be okay.
 
It has slow release nutrients. I already have some BC Bloom and other BC products from previous grows. So im going to use that if i do add nutrients.

Laptop isnt reading my SD card and cant find usb cord for the camera so im still trying to upload the photos.
 
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