Compost.
Do you have the NPK of the guano?
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I second kelp! A must have each grow. Alaska fish as well, well as long as you're outdoors.
Wayyyy to much nitrogen for flower. Plus if you are on meds/have a terrible diet/drink &smoke a bunch, that all goes right back into your soil...
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Like others have stated skip the bloom and molasses. I use this 2-3 times in a run at 1/4 strength in mid-late flower sometimes.
Does it help? Maybe? Sometimes I get hungrier plants, but I counter that with top dressing. Soil health is critical in flower. Compost is huge for soil health and yields.
Another option for you is do a side by side with two clones and water one with and the other without and compare your end results?
I noticed on my new bottle of Alaska fish emulsion that it is no longer organic. they changed where they source the fish.
This is the label, some people told me it is very low on potassium and to use another potassium nutrient with it. I am tempted to try just by using this guano. I can't go overboard since it has alot of calcium and plants become dark green pretty fast. Or maybe the guano alone is enough? I am using a base organic nutrient fertilizer with it (trabe brand which is basically spanish biobizz).
Yes but... is this enough K for the flowering phase?
Its not useless. You can use blackstrap as a good source to feed the microbes when you brew aerated compost teas. That's the only reason I keep a bottle around, but barely ever use it anymore.
