Getting Technical - Veg AND Flower?

jacksnutrients

Jun 4, 2021

1 min read

We're different and we like that! Looking out over the Cannabis nutrient market, it's easy to notice that a lot of companies insist that you need one formula/bottle/jug for the Vegetative stage, and a different formula/bottle/jug for Flower. And that creates a few questions for folks taking a look at the Jack's Nutrients line.

In a lot of cases, we recommend the same feeding rates and formulas in both Veg and Flower. Use our Jack's 321 program for example. Veg = A+B+Epsom. Flower = A+B+Epsom. How can that be?! Well we've done our research, and we've studied the research of others (as seen in the video!), and we've come to the conclusion that plants still need Nitrogen in the flowering stage. University research even points out that you could likely increase Nitrogen ppms even more if you wanted to.

In this installment of Getting Technical, we hear from Wild Bill on why we typically recommend the same formula(s) for both veg and flower, AND why our 10-30-20 Bloom is important, but also why it's not designed to be used for more than 2 weeks.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VVhjCDhgGU

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