First grow born Feb 11

[Epilept]

I started 12/12 on April 1 so I'll say 7 weeks and 2 days today I'm planing to start flushing at week 9 is that correct? Then flush for 10 days?

 

[Yekke]

You cut their leaves, that's just rude >_>

 

[Olias of Budhillow]

I started 12/12 on April 1 so I'll say 7 weeks and 2 days today I'm planing to start flushing at week 9 is that correct? Then flush for 10 days?

When to flush if at all is growers choice. I have always used FF nutes and I like to flush between veg and flower and then towards the end of flower as well. If I were to use any other synthetic nute system like FF I would follow the same schedule. But, if I were growing organic, which I will be for my next grow, it is very likely I will not flush at all

 

[nicougrik]

Very nice, but from what i've read flushing is total bro science.
Here: https://www.rollitup.org/t/is-flushing-based-on-any-science.910323/

 

[Cx2H]

-Warning: Incoming Flush Debaters!-


I flushed and have not flushed and saw a difference and didn't have no crackling, dark grey/black ash.

I saw a difference in a side by side I did and it was obvious to me, others just think It should be getting fatter right now instead of plant detoxing.

It's up to you. You should try it and see.

I will always flush my plants, think about what happens during cure to see what happens during flush. Maybe they don't cure either the non flushers or they like curing to take 4 weeks.