forgive me, but I can't figure out what your first sentence is asking. Please rephrase without the abbreviations and try again.
I believe you need to develop a new mindset toward Geoflora nutrients. Stop thinking of them as a topically applied fertilizer. It is not that. You should not try to adjust the dosage amounts or the timing, simply follow their directions.
Geoflora is a completely new thing, and not to be thought of as a dry amendment or all purpose fertilizer, such as the popular 4-4-4 organic topical that people have used for years. Geoflora as applied contains a few readily available nutes, but most of it is raw minerals, not yet in a form that the plants can use. Along with those raw minerals come microbes, specially bred to deal with those specific minerals. If you don't apply it as recommended, first you will run out of microbes before the end of the two weeks and your organic feeding circle can stop working simply because the microbes died out. Second, without enough raw minerals available to process, the organic feeding circle can also stop.
You should also not mix the veg and bloom formulas, even though it might seem tempting. The microbes in bloom are not the same microbes in veg, and they may aggressively compete with each other for dominance in that container if mixed in that way. I will not take the risk.
Lastly, on the bro-science belief that FFOF can get you through the first few weeks. While that may be true if you are one that adores small, weak and undernourished plants, but if instead, your goal is to grow the biggest and baddest plants you can, that minimalist strategy makes no sense. If you want big healthy high producing plants, garden like a boss and use fertilizers from the moment they hit the surface. If you use timidity in your growing practices, you will raise timid plants... it can be no other way. Big bold plants usually have a big bold gardener... just saying.
