flushing out?
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smokey bacon
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Hello: Tammac
There are many process out there on how to flush I myself spent a lot of time studying this and got a flushing agent from Advanced nutrients final phase check it out
I myself would not water unless shes needs it like for example when the top 2 ins. is dry and she feels light to da lift I myself leached my plants once at the end of da veg cycle and once or twice durning da flowering cycle caues I use higher levels of nutes basically I made up a 4.5 litre mix of food and water poured it over the base of the pot and let a litre or so drain out da bottom of da pot so if you normally feed her 3 litres use 4 maybe 4.5 litres this method I think is leaching flushing is more aggressive oh I allways PH my water to 6/6.5 I think is good for soil
Saw this quote from a forum not sure which one I hope its helps you -
Default Flushing with Final Phase - When all tricomes have turned cloudy
First of all everyone has been wrong so far...
Lesson #1 Call the Advanced Nutrients help line, they will answer any question quickly and effectively and you don;t
have to sift through WRONG answers and fuck up your harvest.
Direct from AN Helpline
"Water in the Final Phase just enough so that it saturates the soil, maybe a tiny bit of runoff...Let it sit in your
soil for 6 hours, then water with plain PH'd water until it runs out the bottom, THAT"S IT !!!"
Water as needed before you pull.
SGT
There are many process out there on how to flush I myself spent a lot of time studying this and got a flushing agent from Advanced nutrients final phase check it out
I myself would not water unless shes needs it like for example when the top 2 ins. is dry and she feels light to da lift I myself leached my plants once at the end of da veg cycle and once or twice durning da flowering cycle caues I use higher levels of nutes basically I made up a 4.5 litre mix of food and water poured it over the base of the pot and let a litre or so drain out da bottom of da pot so if you normally feed her 3 litres use 4 maybe 4.5 litres this method I think is leaching flushing is more aggressive oh I allways PH my water to 6/6.5 I think is good for soil
Saw this quote from a forum not sure which one I hope its helps you -
Default Flushing with Final Phase - When all tricomes have turned cloudy
First of all everyone has been wrong so far...
Lesson #1 Call the Advanced Nutrients help line, they will answer any question quickly and effectively and you don;t
have to sift through WRONG answers and fuck up your harvest.
Direct from AN Helpline
"Water in the Final Phase just enough so that it saturates the soil, maybe a tiny bit of runoff...Let it sit in your
soil for 6 hours, then water with plain PH'd water until it runs out the bottom, THAT"S IT !!!"
Water as needed before you pull.
SGT
scroglodyte
Well-Known Member
what's flush?
Flushing is when you pour water through your pot so you can rinse the soil. I use a veg nute and a flowering nute.
Before I switch from veg to flower I flush to rinse out the veg nutes. My last watering during flowering is a flush too
as I rinse the flower nutes out of the bud. Second flush is particularly important as the nutes will leave a chemical
taste in your bud if you don't flush.
I generally finish my girls in 3-gallon pots, so, I flush with 5-6 gallons of regular room-temperature water. Cold water
can shock plants. You will have to pour a bit at a time as it takes a couple minutes for 5-6 gallons of water to drain through
a 3-gallon pot. Let her drip drain for 15 minutes before putting her back in circulation or you'll have pan runover, eh?
BigSteve.
Before I switch from veg to flower I flush to rinse out the veg nutes. My last watering during flowering is a flush too
as I rinse the flower nutes out of the bud. Second flush is particularly important as the nutes will leave a chemical
taste in your bud if you don't flush.
I generally finish my girls in 3-gallon pots, so, I flush with 5-6 gallons of regular room-temperature water. Cold water
can shock plants. You will have to pour a bit at a time as it takes a couple minutes for 5-6 gallons of water to drain through
a 3-gallon pot. Let her drip drain for 15 minutes before putting her back in circulation or you'll have pan runover, eh?
BigSteve.
problemsolver
Active Member
Scroglodyte was just being sarcastic, a great answer nonetheless.