Grow and bloom nutes together???

[Ak96]

So my Auto Pink Kush has just recovered from nitrogen toxicity and hasn’t received nutes in around a week.
It has since entered flowering phase and I think I’m ready to give some bloom nutes.
The question is.. should I also give it Grow nutes? (I’m using biogrow & biobloom)

As I’ve said, it’s recently recovered from nitrogen toxicity so I don’t know if it will be able to handle the extra nitrogen in biogrow

 

[spek9]

It's important for the plants to get Nitrogen in the first 2-3 weeks of flower during their stretch period. Then you want to reduce it, and make way for a bit of P & K for a few weeks.

That typically translates into Grow nutes for the first 2-3, then Bloom nutes.

What does your nutrient manufacturer say about when to feed how much? That's a decent guideline if you reduce it by a 1/3 or so. That said, they never seem to take into consideration the stretch period in flower.

Pictures would help significantly here.

 

[Ak96]

It's important for the plants to get Nitrogen in the first 2-3 weeks of flower during their stretch period. Then you want to reduce it, and make way for a bit of P & K for a few weeks.

That typically translates into Grow nutes for the first 2-3, then Bloom nutes.

What does your nutrient manufacturer say about when to feed how much? That's a decent guideline if you reduce it by a 1/3 or so. That said, they never seem to take into consideration the stretch period in flower.

Pictures would help significantly here.

Here dude!
EDIT: week 5 (flowering week 1)

 

[spek9]

Here dude!
EDIT: week 5 (flowering week 1)

They do look good, despite the slight over-N situation there... and it does look slight thankfully.

I'm not familiar with your nutrients, but for now, I'd stick with 2/3 manufacturer recommended, except back off the grow nutes by 1/2 for a week to reduce damage caused by N toxicity.

 

[Never Known]

It's important for the plants to get Nitrogen in the first 2-3 weeks of flower during their stretch period. Then you want to reduce it, and make way for a bit of P & K for a few weeks.

That typically translates into Grow nutes for the first 2-3, then Bloom nutes.

What does your nutrient manufacturer say about when to feed how much? That's a decent guideline if you reduce it by a 1/3 or so. That said, they never seem to take into consideration the stretch period in flower.

Pictures would help significantly here.

Sorry to jump in, I’m about to flick mine to flower tomorrow so from what you’ve said you’re suggesting to use grow nutes for the first 2-3 weeks of bloom and then bloom nutes after this? So I would give no bloom nutes at all just

base feed grow
cal mag

nothing like overdrive?
Big bloom?
Terra leaves etc?

 

[spek9]

Sorry to jump in, I’m about to flick mine to flower tomorrow so from what you’ve said you’re suggesting to use grow nutes for the first 2-3 weeks of bloom and then bloom nutes after this? So I would give no bloom nutes at all just

base feed grow
cal mag

nothing like overdrive?
Big bloom?
Terra leaves etc?

I'm not giving recommendations for anything I don't know about. I suggest using up to 2/3 of what your nutrient manufacturer recommends, and no more, unless the plants tell you they need more. I also suggested to OP that dropping down in the amount of "Grow" (whatever that is really... I haven't seen the Guaranteed Analysis of anything here), to reduce the Nitrogen because OP does have slight N toxicity.

If you want advice for a completely unrelated problem, please start your own thread.

 

[Ak96]

Yeah - I think it could be the slow release nutes in the soil as I’ve only ever given the plant 1ml of grow on 2 separate occasions.
The new leaves aren’t bending anymore hopefully that’s that problem over.
Thanks for the advice man!