Flush or no flush when switching to flower when growing in coco?

Mo9000

Mo9000

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Hey guys

So this is my first time growing indoor as well as my first time growing in coco. So I have two questions: 1- should I flush before I switch to flowering nutes. 2- When should I switch to flowering nutes (as soon as I switch to 12/12 or later on?)

Any help is much appreciated, thank you :)
 
Fractured but whole

Fractured but whole

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Mo9000 said:
Hey guys

So this is my first time growing indoor as well as my first time growing in coco. So I have two questions: 1- should I flush before I switch to flowering nutes. 2- When should I switch to flowering nutes (as soon as I switch to 12/12 or later on?)

Any help is much appreciated, thank you :)
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in coco, you should leach salts occasionally, when is up to you to figure out depending on amount of feeding you are doing. Personally, I don't use bloom nutes, but if you are going to use them, wait 2 weeks from flip.
 
Uncle Reefer

Uncle Reefer

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don't flush (because ) you are switching to flower. Flower nutes and veg nutes aren't that different. But if you are overfeeding that is a separate thing.
 
Jeeyah

Jeeyah

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You shouldn’t need to flush. Just feed them. When you see some runoff stop. Never use plain water.

About once a week or so I usually give them extra and create lots of runoff. Keeps things wet and clean. Just don’t let the coco ever get dry.
 
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