FF nute schedule flushing?? Help??

Dookz

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hey all i need some help im following the FF nute schedule and im almost going into 4 weeks of veg and gonna be switching over, now should i flush before going to 12/12 ? and how long do i let the 4th week of feed sit into the soil before flushin into 12/12 and then into the 1st week of flowering nutes?? im abit confused right now on how to go about things... thanks for the help
 

blindbaby

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i have used fox nutes a long time. just took a break, to try something else. (flora nova). i found, i could not fit the whole feeding schedule in, and still have the three weeks of flush time. so i used open sesame twice. beaste twice, and cha ching ounce. of course, with longer fruiting streins, it would not be such a prob. i generally go 9-10 weeks on both my mainstays..so far, i have noticed no difference, in the diffeerent nutes....i just kinda got tired of fighting the numerous additives...lol. anyway, the last three weeks, i do not feed. only flushe well with water. when they are dry again, i repeat. so, its just like a super watering. lol. whooosh! and i make sure the ph is in the zone. nutes are nasty tasting, and cant do our lungs any good.
 

Dookz

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im going from vegging into flowering not finishing, im interested in flushin enbetween switching or how to switch and wen to flush like above post he suggested a measure ass well but i do not want to have so many nutes into flowering
 

blindbaby

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preety straingt forward. i do the same. when i move em from tent, to flush area, which in my case is a 4' tub with a pair of 2 x3s to place pots on. i use mostly 3 gal talls. so i put like a couple gallons of water thru em. let em drain well. and into flower. the last few weeks, flush only. repeat when they are thirsty. flush . repeat. i usually get about 3 good flushs in. as we know, the plants slow down their uptake near the end. try to wait till they are near dry, when u cut em. if you like, add a cup of hydrogen peroxide (3%), to a few gals of water on one or more of the flushes. this cleans the crud off the root hairs, and gives em some more oxygen on their roots. also, gnats hate this stuff.
 
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