Day 60 of flower do they look ready for flush
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BobThe420Builder
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Flush yer toilet not yer weed
So you don’t believe that I need to flush ?
hotrodharley
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No. And wait at least another week to chop. They’re foxtailing for whatever reason too.
Im a first time grower so this is all nee haha
Failmore
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Don't poor Gallons of water in the plant. Just feed less and less as you get close to harvest. Normal amount of plain water the last week or so depending on how your plant looks.
Cheezeburner
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Its been said that it makes no difference if flush or not flush, so why not flush? Why waste nutes if its ready to flush.
Cheezeburner
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My definition of flush is to feed plain water, not to flood the plants so they are swimming
MickFoster
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Another flushing thread........will they ever stop?
Creature1969
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Another flushing thread........will they ever stop?
BobThe420Builder
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Kids these days I swear
MickFoster
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How many millions of those were sold over the years?
Rurumo
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Nice job on your first grow! AK 47 tend to foxtail sometimes, it's no big deal. Your plants aren't ready to harvest yet though, could be another couple of weeks left. You can certainly reduce the amount of nutrients you feed at this point, but not drastically. You've done a good job keeping them healthy until now, no need to rock the boat. Come back in a week or two with more pics if you are unsure when to chop them. Also, I like this post, it might help you decide too: https://forum.grasscity.com/threads/a-guide-on-when-to-harvest.666373/
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Im not sure on flushing as i work in a 10 acre glasshouse doing tomatoes and feed my plants the same nutrients. We do t flush the tomatoes so i dont see why i would need to with anything else.
JimmyJackCorn
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Flushing is important. It's why harvest season is so busy for farmers, all of them out there flushing their fields with lakes of water.
It's how we have such good produce in the grocery store.
But really, though. I bet flushing-quantities of water is more expensive than just continuing to feed as normal.
Even if "flushing" is defined as giving only water (no nutes), I would have a hell of a time getting all the nutrients out of my soil for a final two-week flushing.
Advice?
It's how we have such good produce in the grocery store.
But really, though. I bet flushing-quantities of water is more expensive than just continuing to feed as normal.
Even if "flushing" is defined as giving only water (no nutes), I would have a hell of a time getting all the nutrients out of my soil for a final two-week flushing.
Advice?
TheDifferenceX
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That's a nice looking plant for a first timer.
Post some pics in another week, or two.
Post some pics in another week, or two.