AUTOFLOWER DAY 94

[osowhom]

i mean a few select branches wont hurt it i do it just take the lower ones or the ones with the dead leaves

put scotch tape and honey over the wounds so they dont suck in air

 

[osowhom]

I wanted to know if it would affect my plants ability to mature if I harvested some now and the rest later

personally i dont wait for amber 15% once they are mostly cloudy i chop and its a better high for me

 

[Cappuchino]

You don't need to flush. Never.
Until EACH trich is 80% amber you don't loose on THC.
Autoflower trichs can stay milky/cloudy up to plant death.
You can harvest part of the plant with no problem. And that could up a THC and resin production in what left.
For me they look ready. You can keep them a week more, if you are not sure.

 

[Offmymeds]

I'm not sure flushing is the conventional wisdom any more. A recent study shows no improvement in quality or taste.

 

[osowhom]

You don't need to flush. Never.
Until EACH trich is 80% amber you don't loose on THC.
Autoflower trichs can stay milky/cloudy up to plant death.
You can harvest part of the plant with no problem. And that could up a THC and resin production in what left.
For me they look ready. You can keep them a week more, if you are not sure.

solid advice

 

[Homegrown Hero]

You don't need to flush. Never.
Until EACH trich is 80% amber you don't loose on THC.
Autoflower trichs can stay milky/cloudy up to plant death.
You can harvest part of the plant with no problem. And that could up a THC and resin production in what left.
For me they look ready. You can keep them a week more, if you are not sure.

I agree with everything you’re saying except for the flush. If the plant is being fed non organics, it needs to be flushed imo. I’ve tested both ways, when I do a proper flush the final product burns way better than without flush. I live in a place famous for cannabis production, and I’ve been privileged to learn from a ton of professional growers. Every commercial grower has a different method / ideology regarding flushing, but they all flush their plants.

 

[bernie344]

I agree with everything you’re saying except for the flush. If the plant is being fed non organics, it needs to be flushed imo. I’ve tested both ways, when I do a proper flush the final product burns way better than without flush. I live in a place famous for cannabis production, and I’ve been privileged to learn from a ton of professional growers. Every commercial grower has a different method / ideology regarding flushing, but they all flush their plants.

Does none flushing still get you stoned?

 

[Homegrown Hero]

Does none flushing still get you stoned?

I don’t really understand the question, but yes, unflushed flower will still get you stoned, but it will burn black and often require multiple re-lights

 

[bernie344]

I don’t really understand the question, but yes, unflushed flower will still get you stoned, but it will burn black and often require multiple re-lights

Hang on let me check that, I will roll one

 

[bernie344]

Hang on let me check that, I will roll one

All good.

 

[DoobieDoobs]

Lets say your plant is a person.
First you chop of his arms and legs, then you wonder is it stressful to leave him for a week then come back and chop the rest of him up.

Should all of us be worried because you compared chopping a plant with chopping a human with such normality?

 

[Cappuchino]

I agree with everything you’re saying except for the flush. If the plant is being fed non organics, it needs to be flushed imo. I’ve tested both ways, when I do a proper flush the final product burns way better than without flush. I live in a place famous for cannabis production, and I’ve been privileged to learn from a ton of professional growers. Every commercial grower has a different method / ideology regarding flushing, but they all flush their plants.

If you properly dry and cure your flower, plant don't understand that it was chopped down and keep using nutrients stored in the tissue.
Every one can do what they found working.