5000ppm runoff day 75 flower!!!!!

WeedMan2020

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Help!!!
Guys I'm literally days away from cutting my Mimosa Evo down and I tested her run off I noticed it was 5000ppm! So I ran a BIG FLUSH till I got my runoff down to what is going in. Will this affect my plant in any way? So paranoid cause she smells chemically.. Have I ruined my crop? She has no signs of toxicity or deficiency's at all, just she smells nothing like she should and more like chemicals or glue!

Please any help would be greatly appreciated!
 

GeneBanker

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I doubt it if she’s showing no signs. A pic would help greatly. What are you growing in? Honesty plants have some weird smells towards the end. What are your pots. What are your nutes
 

WeedMan2020

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Canna Terra Professional Soil in 20L Fabric Pot
Veg: VitaLink Grow + Mother Pukka Root 66
Flower: VitaLink Bloom + Mother Pukka Monster PK

The smell is supposed to be fruity as hell if anything, not like super glue..
Mimosa is my favourite strain and I've smoked it from top shelf to grown on a windowsill and my plant smells nothing like it and I'm positive that it's due to using chemical nutrients and I had too much buildup due to not feeding with enough runoff and most the nutrients were lurking around for a while near the bottom.

Do you think this last minute flush will benefit the plant?

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dubekoms

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If you had to much buildup those leaves would be burned to a crisp. Any chemical smells you are smelling are the terpenes in your weed. Burning plants with nutrients don't make them smell chemically.

Real mimosa comes from symbiotic genetics. Yours comes from barney's farm. No offense but barney's is kinda shit and it's no wonder that it smells different than what it it suppose to. If you want legit smelling and tasting mimosa you need to buy it from symbiotic.
 

Rurumo

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Since your plant looks fine I wouldn't trip out about it. Just relax and let the poor broad finish.
 
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