Me too, since 1996. I've never flushed. However now that I'm in coco since about 2014 every 2 weeks I run a good amount of low osmolar solution (flush) to clean my substrate of retained salts. But I don't starve my plants when they are putting on the majority of their bulk.
When all the pistils have turned orange and have receded into the calyx......it's ready.
I rarely do. Sometimes I'm just curious! But other than the high getting a little sleepier if I'm really procrastinating chopping it's not much different.
You think there ready?
it looks ready too me if i was you i would start the flush right away and chop them bitchessss
Any bro thanks the only thing is the flower time is 9-10weeks and 3days left of week 7 so I’m kinda unsure do u think I can start flush now?
The root membrane of the plant is one way; in only. You can not remove anything from your plant. The only thing flushing does is remove nutrients from the substrate. Flushing is for the substrate, not the plant.
bro I’m so confused I wanna start getting it down as I’m starting next run wensday would u say these are ready?
We need pictures of the entire plant not a couple buds.
Will this help I just want to be sure it’s ready thanks aswell for your time
Still looks like a lot of white pistils in there, although it's a bit hard to make out with the flash. They look healthy enough, I'd let them go a full 10 weeks at least, and meanwhile just keep doing what you're doing since it seems to be working out so far.
Yh I know thanks tho
Also, @curious2garden touched on it. Get the 10 week number out of your head as far as when to do stuff. That said, take notes, count days, record what and when you do stuff. For you. Not for the plant. The plant will finish when it finishes. But if you take great notes, keep a running grow journal, etc you will know what to expect next time you grow that same plant. (From clone will give repeatable results. Seeds should be at least in the ballpark, but will have different outcomes for different phenos)
Beautiful plants, as Mick said you chopped your solar cells so things are going to move a little slower. But I'd say you have 2-3 weeks. They look like they are about ready to start bulking up. Now would be a very bad time to stop feeding them. The plant will slow down uptake that's when you back off your feed a little, say I'm at 1000 PPM I'd drop to 750ish.
