Flowering stage fertilisers recommendations.

Hi guys,

Been keeping it organic outside pot grow, so far been using 1/3 sheep shit to soil ratio, watering with seasol, and powerfeed (N12 P1.4 K7) and 6.5 ph'd tap water. I am entering the flowering stage and need some suggestions for feeding now. Was going to use powerfeed flowering (N10 P2 K9) but was concerned this wont quite be enough. I was very impressed with powerfeed up till this point hence why I was considering it.

Any ideas?

http://www.bunnings.com.au/seasol-1l-powerfeed-concentrate-fertiliser_p2961800 (what I was using for first stage)

http://www.bunnings.com.au/powerfeed-1l-flowers-fruit-concentrate-liquid-fertiliser-10631_p2990042 (what I was considering for flower)

Would love to hear some suggestions

cheers

what are the numbers on the fertilizer ? example 10/10/10 ?

kinddiesel said:

what are the numbers on the fertilizer ? example 10/10/10 ?

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12/1.4/7

10/2/9

I shit you not Bunny poo tea rules. Find someone who raises rabbits. They will give you all you want. 1/4 5 gal. bucket poo fill with water let stand overnight strain and use just like that . Free and wont burn,and doesnt draw in all the ants. I saved about 300 bucks last season .And it comes out of a bunnys ass How could it be bad--------mike

Second that for bunny poo!! But I don't use it for flower. I'll be mixing it in my soil this weekend 2 months before planting.
I use MaxSea and molasses and go at least 1/2 strength on EB Stone Fish emulsion with Kelp during flower

you should choose a fertilizer that has less than half the nitrogen as phosphorous for flowering. as they need more P and less N in the later stages. something like n-1, p-3, k-2. this is just an example but many bloom ferts have similiar ratios even at higher #s the ratio between and P and N should be similar (high P lower N) for a decent bloom fert.

Bat guano brother, Jamaican comes to mind 0-10-1 I think. I'm using Volcano bat from Earth juice 0-8-1 later on into flower, I've used potash so far which I also recommend.
Good luck for the rest of the grow mate.