Hi everyone, my gelonade auto is happy, and I’m just trying to find out whether it’s time for the bloom nutes, and anything else I can clean from your vast knowledge. She is in soil (ff ocean forest) 3 gallon fabric pot, planted around 3 weeks ago, watering every 2-3 days, en ironment is pretty steadily right around sweet spot with some variance, but not too much. Grow tent, I am running the element nutes, (complete crop and myco+) with a little recharge compost tea in between feeding
, and for bloom I have the nutrifield crystalic for the transition and element nutes flower fuel for the rest of flower. Anyway thanks and here are some pics
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Personally I like to keep the nutrient feeding simple, the complete crop will feed from start to finish. You can add some additional phosphorus for the 1st 3 weeks of the flower stage but not a must 
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I use bloom nutes once i start to see flower formation (or when I flip indoors). You have started flowering so go ahead and make the switch.
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Ideally you want to give plants more potassium (to encourage fruits and flowers) at least 2 (preferably 4) weeks before they start flowering so they have the nutrients available when they start to flower.
With auto flowers it’s not always easy to know when that time is so just start giving it a bloom booster when it’s a couple of weeks old. The plant will store the nutrients until it needs them.
With photoperiod plants you can give them bloom booster for a month and then flip them.
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