Well, here's something that might comfort you a bit.

A lot of people give their plants veg nutes the first 1-2 weeks of flowering anyway to help them grow a tid bit more.

As far as the incremented nute-ing goes, a lot of people check out the contents of flowering nutes and then go to Home DePot or Menards or a greenhouse and get "Slow Release" fertilizers that, either by themselves, or by mixing a couple, will slowly decompose and release gradual nutrients into the soil.

If you are going to use more than one kind of slow release fertilizer, keep these things in mind:

1.) Do NOT use two fertilizers that already contain trace amounts of micro nutrients. Micro nutrients are finnicky and there is a reason why they like to exist in very very small amounts. Don't over-fertilize micro nutrients.

2.) When in flower, plants like more Phospohorus and Potassium than Nitrogen

3.) When using slow release fertilizers, you don't have to worry about overfertilizing and burning your plants, as long as you aren't doubling up on any nutrients when using more than one kind.

So yea, I hope this was helpful bud

Cheers,

SMG
SauceeMcGee Reviewed by SauceeMcGee on . remote fertalizing flowering + gen advice Ok hypothetically if i had 3 beautiful 6 foot females, (in the ground not potted) in Pennsylvania. They are not easy to get to, and the less traffic the better. Any feeding techniques that feed over time would be appreciated. 1. I left home yesterday to tend to them drove an hour to my cabin, and realized that i didn't bring flowering nuts, all i had at the cabin was veg. So i gave them veg nuts. I mix my nuts a lil on the strong side because we get a lot of rain and i can only visit them Rating: 5