Do I Add Full Strength Nutes when starting Flowering?

[Satanier]

Hope you haven't put processed sugar in your water?!? I dunno what it'll do other than draw ants, but you can do it. If you wanna use something sweet (pun intended) on your plants, botanicare (pure blend pro maker) makes a sugar based additive called "Sweet". This will be available to your plants, white sugar will not. Also, you can use--with great success--an unprocessed (raw) sugar called "Sucanat". That stands for Sugar (Su) Cane (ca) Natural (nat). Any of those "Buffy, bring the Beemer" foo--foo organic veggie stores will stock it. Rich people get off on unprocessed shite, makes 'em feel dirty. At any rate, Sucanat will make the plant taste simply excellent, not sugary but more of what it already has. Good Luck mate.

porgy

Raw sugar tastes better, it has nothing to do with "feeling dirty". And I'm far from rich yet I choose raw sugar over bone ash bleached white sugar whenever possible.

Satanier Reviewed by Satanier on 05-26-2010. Do I Add Full Strength Nutes when starting Flowering? I think I know the answer but thought I'd check. I have 5 week old plants and I use botanicare Pro Pure Grow with every watering. the plants look good I use 5ml per gallon then water it down a little when I pour it into the Watering Jug. However I did not start at 5ml per gallon I started at like 2ml and worked my way up. I ahve switched over to flowering now. Should I go this same way in the flowering stage work my way up to 5-7ml per gallon with botanicare Pro Bloom, or because the Rating: 5