It's Bloom Khaos, not Veg Khaos. It is used as a foliar in veg to promote bud sites, and regular root drench feed in flower to help increase calcium uptake from the Herc at a ratio of 6 ml Herc to 1 ml BK. At least that's how I've come to understand it from the videos and personal application. You might be missing out on some benefits
@@SouthWestHessian My understanding is the same. My only question is "Late in flower?" I am going to be reducing the nutrients anyway. Why do I need BK to accelerate calcium uptake at that point?
@@therealPhilBI hear that! I believe the idea is to make sure you are able to get all the last of the nutrients up into the plant as you reduce them. I decrease the BK in rate with the Herc; I fear too much BK late in flower during the slope off of Mid Bloom to Final Flush could cause nutrient deficiency
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Why would you be using Bloom Khaos late in flower stage? You don't want more veg growth at that point...
It's Bloom Khaos, not Veg Khaos. It is used as a foliar in veg to promote bud sites, and regular root drench feed in flower to help increase calcium uptake from the Herc at a ratio of 6 ml Herc to 1 ml BK. At least that's how I've come to understand it from the videos and personal application. You might be missing out on some benefits
@@SouthWestHessian My understanding is the same. My only question is "Late in flower?" I am going to be reducing the nutrients anyway. Why do I need BK to accelerate calcium uptake at that point?
@@therealPhilBI hear that! I believe the idea is to make sure you are able to get all the last of the nutrients up into the plant as you reduce them. I decrease the BK in rate with the Herc; I fear too much BK late in flower during the slope off of Mid Bloom to Final Flush could cause nutrient deficiency