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feed'em to grow or bloom ?

this is golden habanero
80 days from seeds
15" tall (2nd from left)


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also started to bloom


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and branching


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which fert' should i use ?

bio-grow 4-3-6 (used until now)
or
bio-bloom 2-6-3.5
 
Let Them Bloom Alone :party:

Your Gonna See Many Flowering Dropping but dont panic its normal, But Proly Feed To Grow. :dance:

& later on change em again to like a 5 gallon bucket so your plant can get bigger :onfire:
 
Its 2 galon pot

On the lable of the bio-grow it say "for whole cycle - vegetative&flowering period"

On the bio-bloom it say just flowering
 
Really, it's your choice. But the thing to keep in mind is that the majority of pepper plants only put out peppers at the nodes - the spots where stems and branches part from each other. Because of this, the more stems/branches, the more production a plant will have. If you want more production, you will want to feed them more for growth first, then switch to a flowering feed when you think the plant's ready. Note the plant will still put out flowers, but it will focus on those flowers/new pods instead of growth as long as they remain on the plant - this is why some people pluck the early flowers, to force the plant to focus on growth.
 
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