Cannabis is an easy plant to grow, yet it requires specific nutritional needs to reach its full potential. During the flowering stage, cannabis plants require significant amounts of phosphorus and potassium, and less nitrogen than during the growth phase. There are many types of flowering fertilisers available, both in liquid or solid form, and of organic or mineral origin. Here we explore the different types of flowering fertilisers you can choose for your home cannabis grow.
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Cannabis responds well to fertilisers, enabling growers to maximise both the quantity and quality of their harvest by supplying the necessary nutrients at each stage of cultivation. While cannabis needs a lot of nitrogen (N) during the growth phase to support leaf development and photosynthesis, less nitrogen is needed during the flowering stage to produce high-quality flowers. During flowering, fertilisers rich in phosphorus (P) and potassium (K) are essential for achieving larger, denser, and more aromatic buds.
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The wide range of fertilisers available can be overwhelming for novice growers. A key factor in choosing the right fertiliser is your growing method and substrate. Different fertilisers are designed for soil, coco fibre, rockwool, or aeroponic systems.
Fertilisers generally fall into three categories: organic, mineral, and organo-mineral, which combine both organic and mineral ingredients.
Let’s explore which fertilisers are compatible with various growing methods:
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Depending on your growing method and the time you can dedicate to caring for your cannabis plants, you will need to choose between two formats of flowering fertilisers: liquid or solid fertilisers:
