Micronutrient Chelates during flowering

[raoulduke2.0]

I am aware of how nitrogen during flowering can confuse the plant but would a product like fertilome liquid iron be a bad introduction to a flowering plant? I am fearful that I have nute deficiency, and I've never tried to address that in a flowering plant. Generally, if I got them healthy (and feminine) enough to flower, then they stayed healthy in all respects until the chopdate.

 

[umbra]

if it ain't broke, don't fix it. if you never had problems during flowering, why create some?

 

[raoulduke2.0]

That's one way to look at it I suppose. I just want the healthiest plant possible during this crop and it seems to have some issues. I have always heard to correct general nutrient deficiencies (iron,manganese,copper,etc) with micronutrients. I"ve never heard a disclaimer to not do so in flowering so I'm looking for some resounding answers.

 

[umbra]

Sorry, thought you weren't having as issues. I use micro nutes all the way thru my grows, and the organic route has really addressed most nute problems for me.

 

[raoulduke2.0]

You know I thought that micronutes were compatible with an organic routine. Glad to see it's not a folly.