Flowering nutes increase bud sites?

[maspino1]

hey everyone, only yesterday it turned out that one of my plants is a female but i didn't notice the pistils until after i had fed veg nutes..

does anyone have any experience on wether or not flowering nutes increase bud sites because i water once a week (coir) and if now's the window of opportunity to increase bud sites then i'd like some feedback please

maspino1 Reviewed by maspino1 on 04-17-2009. Flowering nutes increase bud sites? hey everyone, only yesterday it turned out that one of my plants is a female but i didn't notice the pistils until after i had fed veg nutes.. does anyone have any experience on wether or not flowering nutes increase bud sites because i water once a week (coir) and if now's the window of opportunity to increase bud sites then i'd like some feedback please :) Rating: 5

[tinytoon]

flowering nutes do just that, the nutes adjust the focus (if you will) of the plant from growing to flowering and producing it's fruit. This along with the hours of light change point the plant in the direction for it to go.

[Dutch Pimp]

I think you're suppose to water more often with 100% coco coir?

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[maspino1]

sweet, that's the answer that i needed. i'm actually growing lowryder, but as for growing in coir it holds water so well, i even let it get really dry before i water again, the plant never seems shocked or nothing. it's fantastic.

im gonna go feed it with bloom nutes!! yesss

[LOC NAR on probation]

Bloom nutes drop out the nitrogen in the mix. Very important like tiny says.

[maspino1]

so it's been a day since the last feeding but i thought i'd re-feed using twice what i fed last time. i used 1.3mL of liquid karma and 1.8mL of bloom (pure blend pro) per 500mL and i soaked the coir and let it drain. i hope i don't burn her cuz it's twice what i used but everytime i take a look at her i see more pistils so i'm hoping it'll do more good

[maspino1]

ohh perfect, i got a male and a female!