How to know when to start flushing?

mudballs

mudballs

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No dry farming is for crops like grains where there is no irrigation used. Think 10,000 acres of soybean or rye..yeah that's called dryland farming or dry farming. Coldnasty is more describing abiotic stress
 
stnr420

stnr420

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Herb & Suds said:
Well science isn’t cut and dry
My experience of growing tons and moving the same and the fact
no one ever has said so and so has better tasting weed in decades
Tells me those studies nailed it
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I say feed all the way until harvest because chlorophyll tastes delicious!
 
stnr420

stnr420

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Herb & Suds said:
So chlorophyll is eliminated how?
oh joy waiting to be taught ;)
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Noo im sayin im agreeing with you....i like to feed a high nitrogen fertilizer like miracle grow the last week before harvest to keep my plants super green and push out more white hairs instead of letting it metabolize and ripen, mainly because i like to wait 6 months to cure out all the way...but man do i love that green flavor!
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Homegrown Hero

Homegrown Hero

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My personal way of finishing the plants: taper feedings down to lower amounts in the last few weeks. The last 10 days, I water twice and let the medium dry out. Clean ash every time. RH between 58 - 62% is ideal for dried flowers. Flushing isn’t exactly necessary imo
 
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