Flowering Fertilisers

During the growth phase plants increase in size and prepare their morphology to support the flowers that will develop in the phase we are concerned with here, the flowering phase, where the prized flowers, also known as buds, are created and fattened.

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Once we have finished with the growth fertiliser for cannabis, the flowering period begins, which is easy to detect even if you are a novice in the subject. If we are outdoors, the flowering period starts at the end of summer and the reduction in natural daylight hours. If we are indoors, it will be when changing the light, that is, changing the light cycle, which will become 12 and 12 hours.

We must be very careful in this phase as the actions we carry out will be directly reflected in the harvest. For this reason, you should know that the above only applies to photoperiod-dependent varieties. Autoflowering seeds behave differently, as unlike photoperiod plants they do not depend on the photoperiod to start flowering, but rather this will occur between the third and fourth week of the plant's life.

In any case, and regardless of one genetics or another, the undeniable sign that the flowering period begins is the appearance of pistil formations, around clusters of 15 pistils that appear throughout the plant.

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We must ensure that our flowering fertiliser for cannabis has a good NPK ratio and that it incorporates the rest of the necessary nutrients and trace elements in a balanced way, so that the plant receives everything it needs until the end of its flowering period. 

As for how to apply flowering fertilisers for cannabis and stimulate flowering in the best way, we will give you some brief guidelines to help you carry out the process simply. The fertiliser is usually applied in the irrigation water, as this type of product usually comes as a flowering fertiliser, with smaller doses in hotter periods, and higher doses in colder periods, due to the frequency of watering in one period or another. Regarding the withdrawal of flowering fertiliser, the ideal is to begin with gradual withdrawal during the last three weeks before harvesting.

On the Growlobby website you have a wide catalogue of this type of products, and you can find other related ones, such as the root stimulator that will help you stimulate the root system and improve the overall performance of the plant, or the products for fattening buds, to achieve larger and more resinous buds.