Feeding Schedule shows the vegetative stage: Is it always 4 weeks or should I be looking at a particular plant size before I start the Flowering Treatment?
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Looks like the one in back is already starting to flower. Any closer pics
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First Pic ia a White Widow. All the WW appear to be flowering.(ima rookie)
Second Pic is Blue Dream. They don’t appear to have started flowering yet.
Thanks.
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I’d start hitting the WW with flower nutes. If they Blue Dream are photos, it’ll be a while before they flower.
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You are correct, when we start to see the grouping of white pistols on the top and ends of branches, this is a clear sign of transitioning into flower 
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So I should start using the flower fertilizer on the WW and continue the Growth fertilizer on the BD till start to flower?
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Yes thats correct
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Badaboom @Medicineman33 got you. Yep, the WW are in flower and should enjoy the extra PK. If Blue Dream is still in veg, continue her current regimen.
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Thank you very much! Just happy Im headed in the right direction,
Thank you! This forum has been so helpful and timely. You folks are EXCELLENT!
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No problem! That’s what this place is for!!!
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Use it nearly up to harvest. Actually, one of the most important times for nitrogen is the first few weeks of flowering when plant growth is at its maximum, affectionately referred to as “the stretch.”
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I should use the Growth Fertilier & the Flower Fertilizer till harvest? On Both the WW & the BD?
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I feed my plants nitrogen, potassium, phosphorous, and micronutrients (zinc, iron, copper, boron,…) until the last couple of weeks of flowering. At that point the plant will be done growing and will focus on ripening the flower when not much nutrients are needed.
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Thanks again!
O no problem man
I know this is off topic, but did you start these outside or start inside and move outside?
Reason i ask is because if these were started inside on something like 18 hours light and then moved outside to less light time, that could have triggered flowering. But since daylight hours are extending for most of us, they could also go back into veg if not autos.
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I started the seeds inside and moved all outside at the seedling stage. The WW that are starting to flower were purchased at ILGM as autoflower. The BD that are not yet showing flower were also purchased at ILGM as feminized.
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This is just natural progression of the autoflowers then. Doing what they should be doing 