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The plant won't be deficient as long as you keep feeding it the appropriate nutrients.

I've never tried to keep a plant blooming. my understanding is that most plants bloom when the number of hours of daylight are correct for the plant. if you can keep the plant supplied with the correct number of hours of light you "should" be able to keep it blooming.

I would guess that you don't need to switch to veg formula unless you wanted the plant to get larger.

but this is hypothetical for me, as I mentioned, I haven't tried to keep a plant blooming.

good luck with your grow!

You can continuously
fruit certain plants or certain strains of plants.

I have done it with strawberries
to great success. As long as everything stayed at the optimal rates they loved
to keep pumping out strawberries. I did notice that the fruiting did make them
super sensitive to changes though. If the nutrient fluctuated too much they
tended to abandon fruiting pretty quickly.

I have referenced this
seed that says in the label “continuous fruiting”.

http://www.ahernseeds.com/products/caoba/