New Grower When to change to bloom nutes

[Bodacious Budmonster]

hey
I am growing DP autoextreme and I am using ionic coco grow nutrients
I am on day 38

Thanks

 

[Royalroacho]

I still give it N through the stretch, but start increasing my PK ratio when the buds are that size

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[brad.vargason]

I give N from start to finish. I only give half as much N during flower as I do veg but N is important from start to finish. the only time I completely cut N is the last 2 weeks. I let the plants cannibalize it's self to reduce nute build up in the flowers. just my approach. one of many that work.

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[Autoflower420]

I stop N when stretch finishes so by time 12 weeks comes my plant has used every bit of the nutes stored in the leafs

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[Autoflower420]

I give N from start to finish. I only give half as much N during flower as I do veg but N is important from start to finish. the only time I completely cut N is the last 2 weeks. I let the plants cannibalize it's self to reduce nute build up in the flowers. just my approach. one of many that work.

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I do 3 weeks not a green leaf in site hence why I'm against removing fan leafs as they store so the goodness for last 3 weeks

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[Royalroacho]

I do the same as everyone else, give it grow thru the stretch while raising the PK. With a couple strains ive had plants that wanted more N in bloom, so its good to keep some on hand and watch the leaves

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[Bodacious Budmonster]

Hi guys
Sorry for the late response. I was looking for alerts and as I didn't get any I didn't think anyone had replied

I have switched to bloom ferts now, I am on day 44
I have various issues which I think is due to underfeeding, I am using ionic from growth technology, so I guess they were getting to much of one and not enough of other.

I don't know what exactly but this is what the look like now
Temps and humidty have been stable