Fert timing question

[HerbsINtheBurbs]

So, I'm on my way to some delicious buds, and I am watering about every four days (give or take based on temperature/humidities effects on soil moisture).

I don't have ppm or PH meters, but I'm using awesome blossoms 2-11-11

I was wondering what your guys reccomendation was for how often I should fert.









Its a voracious sativa Grapefruit x Neville's Haze

Temps are ranging from 70-85 during the day, and 60-70 at night

Light Schedule is 12/12

Flowering time estimated at 8 weeks

Any other: run of the mill home depot/ace hardware/regular plant store with limited gardening supplies stuff I can get for a cheap price that I should be getting at this point beyone my ferts

theres a little bit of bone mean and plenty of perlite in my soil, which is in a very large pot.

Any sort of fert gradient I should schedule, concentration wise.

I planned to stop ferts 2 weeks before harvest to flush, give nice neutral water, then let the last 48 hours pass in total darkness, so as to trigger the emergency production of that last bit of THC. Is this advisable? Thanks in advance

[HerbsINtheBurbs]

No one has any suggestions?

[SmknVTEC]

Originally Posted by HerbsINtheBurbs

Any other: run of the mill home depot/ace hardware/regular plant store with limited gardening supplies stuff I can get for a cheap price that I should be getting at this point beyone my ferts

theres a little bit of bone mean and plenty of perlite in my soil, which is in a very large pot.

Any sort of fert gradient I should schedule, concentration wise.

I planned to stop ferts 2 weeks before harvest to flush, give nice neutral water, then let the last 48 hours pass in total darkness, so as to trigger the emergency production of that last bit of THC. Is this advisable? Thanks in advance

If the fert schedule and amount you are using now is working (which based on your pictures I would say is), then just keep doing what you are doing. A 2 week flush is a great idea and so is the 48 hours of darkness before harvest; I do both.

[HerbsINtheBurbs]

Anyone have more to say? I love lots of advice.