Feeding bloom nutrients coco grow

[Wake_n_bake73]

I am currently doing my first grow in coco coir and its been a bit of a learning curve tbh I have recently switched to bloom 12/12 and I just wondered if anyone could give me a bit of advice about nutrients through flower.
I learned the hard way coco needs calmag does that continue through flower also I am feeding my ladies nutrients every couple of days should I just continue on with that schedule or should I be feeding more often now?
Sorry if any of these questions seem silly I just need to know I am doing all I can
Thanks for reading

[Hmr81]

Have a look at @Point 5 diary(s) for what we do in Coco. we hand feed daily, im sure she puts up the feed mix on her diary too, but usually its just a +B and some PK, Calmag if theres an issue or showing signs it might need it.

[Wake_n_bake73]

@Hmr81 nice one I will have a look at that

[2-Scoops]

Start feeding bloom ferts when you flip or when you see first sign of flowering. Plants are gonna need an ec of A&B base ferts around 1.4 for 4 weeks before dropping back to around 1.0ec for rest of grow. If using A&B base ferts then that is generally around 2.5ml per liter 1.2-1.4 ec and 2ml per liter around 1.0-1.2ec

You can feed daily or every few days myself im lazy nowadays so just feed every few days. Feed to run off and sling what comes out of bottom of your pots.

You could drop calmag asfter 4 weeks on those doses of base ferts as well. :)

[Wake_n_bake73]

Start feeding bloom ferts when you flip or when you see first sign of flowering. Plants are gonna need an ec of A&B base ferts around 1.4 for 4 weeks before dropping back to around 1.0ec for rest of grow. If using A&B base ferts then that is generally around 2.5ml per liter 1.2-1.4 ec and 2ml per liter around 1.0-1.2ec

You can feed daily or every few days myself im lazy nowadays so just feed every few days. Feed to run off and sling what comes out of bottom of your pots.

You could drop calmag asfter 4 weeks on those doses of base ferts as well. :)

Thank you that is excellent advice