dude anyone who doesnt flush is an idiot...unless you like your buds to taste badYou got any pics bro? And no flushing is not needed with the BMO. Personally I think flushing is a lot of work for nothing. I just up the amount of pure water the last two weeks a half gallon each watering and don't go pouring 20 gallons through the soil at once. Anyways with that said a bit less than the reccomended amount of dosage per gallon and youll be good. Also early in flower your gonna have to pick up some dolomite lime for MG and CA cause BMO nutrients are low in it.
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greenfirekilla420
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Ya alright whatever man. Lots of people do it nice go with the name calling. If your feeding organically you shouldnt need to feed that much and the last two weeks just the up the amount of water by a half gallon. But I guess your one of those close mind people who likes to jump on folks over nothing..... 
BluesRocker
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I think flushing for nearly 2 weeks is for all types of grows, not mostly just for hydro. Don't forget that causing some minor stress for the plant helps produce thc resin which is a natural defensive measure. Pot that was not flushed properly will taste harsher than pot that was flushed.Ya alright whatever man. Lots of people do it nice go with the name calling. If your feeding organically you shouldnt need to feed that much and the last two weeks just the up the amount of water by a half gallon. But I guess your one of those close mind people who likes to jump on folks over nothing.....
ralston420
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My vote is FLUSH! It makes total sense considering you are going to be smoking those buds...
Reiss
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I personally flush with molasses, but I have read a lot of evidence that suggests not to flush at all. The idea is that it's better to keep your plants nice and healthy until the end, the curing will smooth the smoke nicely like with tobacco.
I would still say flush, but one day, I'll do a grow and not flush 1 plant. I grow organic always so will be an interesting test.
I would still say flush, but one day, I'll do a grow and not flush 1 plant. I grow organic always so will be an interesting test.
BluesRocker
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Why would it be better not to flush? If the plant's survival is in question from lack of nutrient uptake, an otherwise healthy mature plant's survival mechanism increases protective resin production on her valuable buds because it's afraid of starving to death. You have less harsh unconverted nutrients, more THC resin production.
Having said all that, I'm open for a quicker or modified way to flush because the commonly 2 week flush period seems a bit excessive.
