Mid-Flowering Nitrogen Boost?

Hi All,

Just wondering if anyone does a mid-flowering stage Nitrogen boost?

If so, What do you use?

Pure Nitrogen extract, a shot of Grow nute or a Grotek Insta-Green type of product?

I have been using alaskan fish fertilizer. Works wonders.

jimmy jones said:

I have been using alaskan fish fertilizer. Works wonders.

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Cool, When, how often and how much?

Once I used a pinch of Jacks 20-20-20 halfway after AF was flowering.

I always keep my plants as green and healthy as possible till flushing time, i dont see why people starve there plants of nutrients.

I give em about 4 tbsp per gallon every three days. Its really hard to burn your plants with that stuff.

jimmy jones said:

I give em about 4 tbsp per gallon every three days. Its really hard to burn your plants with that stuff.

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Are you saying 4 tablespoons, or 4 teaspoons per gallon? 4 teaspoons sounds like a lot, just to "kick up" the N a little - but 4 tablespoons sounds over the top!

And then, "every 3 days", really?

T.H.Cammo said:

Are you saying 4 tablespoons, or 4 teaspoons per gallon? 4 teaspoons sounds like a lot, just to "kick up" the N a little - but 4 tablespoons sounds over the top!

And then, "every 3 days", really?

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Yes, please clairify as I want to get some.

Yes I mean tablespoons and yes I mean every three days. I water everyday as my room is kinda small with a 1000 watt in it so the soil dries out quickly. Trust me I was unsure myself when my buddy told me this but his results last harvest were way better than mine growing the same strain. So this time I'm doing what he said and I see the difference already. I will quit using it the last three weeks before harvest. Its a sativa so I'm looking at about a 12 week flower time. Try 2 tbsp per gallon and watch how nice and dark the leaves get. My ladies are very thirsty/hungry so you may not need as much. Try it out and see what you think.

Just checked the bottle and it even says 4-5 tbsp per for "large potted plants"