Powder Feeding Short Flowering – Green House Feeding | All-in-One Fertilizer for Indicas

Powder Feeding Short Flowering (previously known as Mostly Indica) is the ultimate cheat code for growers who want professional results without the headache of managing a dozen different liquid nutrients. Designed by the legendary team at Green House Seeds, this mineral fertilizer is formulated specifically for the metabolic needs of Indica strains and fast-flowering hybrids, delivering exactly what they need to produce heavy, resinous flowers.

Why complicate your life when you can keep it simple?

Are you tired of playing "mad scientist" every time you have to water your plants?
Mixing three or four different liquid bottles, measuring milliliters with a syringe, checking pH, and worrying if you put in too much A and not enough B... it’s a hassle. Plus, carrying heavy bottles of water-based nutrients is inefficient and expensive. If you are growing fast strains, you don't have time to correct nutritional errors.

The consequences of a complex chart are stress and burnt plants.
A slight imbalance in the nutrient mix can lead to nutrient lockout or toxicity, ruining the flavor and yield of your crop. Nothing is more frustrating than watching your potential harvest turn yellow or brown because of a dosing mistake. Furthermore, liquid fertilizers degrade faster and take up unnecessary space in your setup.

The solution is in the powder: One bag, total control.
With Powder Feeding Short Flowering, you switch to "autopilot" mode without sacrificing quality. It is an all-in-one fertilizer: it contains all the macronutrients and micronutrients your plants need for the entire cycle (growth and flowering). Its high Potassium content (NPK 16-6-26) is perfectly calibrated for plants that bloom in 9 weeks or less, ensuring they get the energy boost needed for explosive fattening.

What it feels like to grow with Powder Feeding

Using this fertilizer gives you a feeling of absolute control and freedom. You stop worrying about complex feeding charts and focus on what matters: the plant. When you open the tent, you'll notice that the leaves maintain a healthy, deep green, and the stems thicken visibly to support the weight that is coming.

Emotionally, it’s a relief. You know that every time you water, you are giving them the perfect cocktail. The result is a harvest of dense, rock-hard buds (typical of good Indicas) covered in trichomes. It’s the "pro" feeling of getting a maximum yield with a minimalist approach. Whether you are a beginner or an old-school grower, the stability this product offers is unmatched.

How to squeeze the experience to the max

Although it is designed to be easy, here are some tips to get the best performance out of every gram of powder:

• Dissolve correctly: Mix the powder in water at a temperature of 18-22°C to ensure it dissolves completely before irrigating.
• Control the EC: Start with a low dose (0.5g/L) for seedlings and increase up to 2g/L in full flowering. Always use Thermohygrometers and EC meters to be precise.
• Don't mix brands: This product is designed to work alone. Adding other base nutrients will likely cause over-fertilization.
• Flush properly: Since it is a mineral fertilizer, stop using it 10-14 days before harvest to wash the roots and ensure a clean flavor.
• Substrate matters: It works great in soil, but it's also 100% soluble for Hydroponic and Aeroponic Systems.

Advantages and benefits in your day-to-day life

• Cost-effective: You are not paying for water. 1kg of powder makes hundreds of liters of nutrient solution.
• Simplicity: One product for growth and flowering. No more confusion between "Grow" and "Bloom" bottles.
• Stability: The pH of the nutrient solution remains more stable compared to many liquid organic lines.
• Specific formulation: The 16-6-26 NPK ratio is scientifically adjusted for the metabolic rate of short-flowering varieties (Indicas).
• Easy storage: A small bag takes up no space and doesn't expire as quickly as liquids.

How it fits with other products in your set-up

Powder Feeding Short Flowering is a standalone beast, but it plays well with specific additives. If you are using very soft water (RO water), you should add Calcium to reach a base EC of 0.4 before adding the powder. Also, to ensure the root zone can absorb all these minerals efficiently, using a high-quality Soil For Cannabis with good aeration is key. If you want to push the limits in the final weeks, you can combine it with a PK booster, but be careful with the dosage!

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use it for the growth phase?

Yes! Despite the name "Short Flowering," it is designed for the entire life cycle. You simply use a lower dosage during the vegetative stage (seedlings/cuttings) and increase it as the plant grows.

Is it suitable for autoflowering strains?

Absolutely. Autoflowers usually have short cycles and Indica genetics, making this fertilizer an excellent choice. Just be careful not to exceed the EC, as autos can be sensitive.

Does it affect the flavor of the buds?

If used correctly and flushed properly at the end of the cycle, it produces a clean and potent flavor. The "chemical taste" usually comes from over-fertilizing or skipping the root flush, not the product itself.

What is the NPK ratio?

The composition is NPK 16-6-26. It also includes Magnesium (2%), Boron, Copper, Iron, Manganese, Molybdenum, and Zinc in chelated form for rapid absorption.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I'll be honest: I was skeptical about "all-in-one" powders years ago. I liked my shelf full of bottles. But I tried the Short Flowering on a crop of Bubba Kush, and the results shut me up. The ease of just weighing the powder and mixing it into the tank saved me hours of work over the cycle.

What surprised me most was the density of the flowers. They were like stones. If you are a grower who wants practical results without becoming a slave to a nutrient chart, this is your best ally. My trick? I use it at half the recommended dose during the first week of flowering to smooth the transition, and then I push it to the max. It never fails.