me if this is a dumb Q ,what is the diff or is there a differance in flower fert's and bloom ferts
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me if this is a dumb Q ,what is the diff or is there a differance in flower fert's and bloom ferts
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To answer your question; No...bloom/flower are the same process/term & we are referring to the same nutrient.
Plant foods are measured in an N-P-K format.
Nutrients have an N.P.K. ratio on the packet. This shows the amount of Nitrogen (N, The leaf maker), Phosphorus (P, The root maker) and Potassium (K, The flower maker) the nutrient contains as a percentage.
During vegetative growth the plant needs lots of N (nitrogen).
During flowering the plant needs less N (nitrogen), more P (phosphorus), and a little more K (potassium) than it did during vegetative growth.
http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=11004&highlight=roots+shoots
Plant foods are measured in an N-P-K format.
Nutrients have an N.P.K. ratio on the packet. This shows the amount of Nitrogen (N, The leaf maker), Phosphorus (P, The root maker) and Potassium (K, The flower maker) the nutrient contains as a percentage.
During vegetative growth the plant needs lots of N (nitrogen).
During flowering the plant needs less N (nitrogen), more P (phosphorus), and a little more K (potassium) than it did during vegetative growth.
http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=11004&highlight=roots+shoots
thanx all clear now
G
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Good luck Chuck!
G
Guest
Chucky,LOLI seen too many of your grows for this question
,that's enuf,put the bong down for one day,ya need the air 
