Nah, fertigation frequency, feeding strength, and the last few weeks of flower is always up in the air. As an example, my current run I have all different genetics. I'd like to use Full Tilt, but since they're all on the same reservoir, I think I'm gonna hold off. The Northern Lights has a ways to go.
I've also incorporated Bulky B and a few foliars this run compared to the last. In addition to using a full 5gal pot of Coco vs. Coco/Perlite which has affected fertigation rates.
I like making small changes from grow to grow to see what works and what doesn't while also trying to keep it simple.
Same. I always see what I can get away with when it comes to juicing them to see how hard I can push them. Or, to see how much I don't NEED to push them.
Conversely, I feed them very little the first couple weeks.
My plants don't always (rarely?) finish at the same time, but I try to find the best, middle ground, to put them into the final few weeks.
I manually feed, just in case, so I can adjust one plant if needed. But my plants do tend to go with an ETA/ time to harvest, most of the time. I'm on Full Tilt now.
I always use Bulky B since they released it. I don't really know if I see a difference vs when the nutes just called for Full Tilt = before Bulky B was out? Foliars I don't see much difference really, if any. I have a TON of their foliar nutes too.
Still lots of room to play, but the only consistent thing I notice is for ME that least week, feeding vs straight water, I see no difference.
I don't normally extend the week of B1/2 as they mention. Once I make the call to do it, I usually go to dropping the 1/2 and extend the full tilt a week if need be. YMMV.
Just curious to see how others work around a "feeding schedule".