Used fox farm ocean forest soil, dyna gro bloom, cal mag and blackstrap molasses for flower. Do I need to flush these last two weeks?
I'd say yes. But, I don't flush in the literal (3x volume of container) sense. I begin feeding water-only two weeks before harvest, letting the plant consume the remaining nutrients in the soil and stored within itself. I usually underestimate the harvest date and feed water 3 weeks. If I overestimated, I could always do a real flush to speed things along.
You might try each way (on different plants in this grow) to see if one works better. I started doing it because it's recommended for autoflowers at another site. Seems less stressful on the plant. The buds fatten up during those 2-3 weeks. I wait for the fan leaves to die off, and pistils cloud (and slightly amber). That's the part I underestimate. Ends up taking longer.
If anyone knows a reason not to flush this way (called "cleanse" at another site), I'd like to hear it. I have two Big Buds growing right now. I might flush one, cleanse the other so I can judge the difference.
EDIT: BTW: I switched to Grow More Sea Grow nutrients (can provide schedule). It's an organic'ish nute. Not purely organic, but much more than GH Flora (3-part) series. The finished product tastes a lot richer. Not as harsh. Friends notice it too. Flushing might not be as important (as the truly organic guys claim).
You might try it, or something like it. GM SG is priced about as low as Miracle Gro. There's also GH Flora Nova which is organic'ish. I'd like to try it someday.
The only downside I've noticed is GH Flora is ph buffered and helped hold my peat-based medium in a good range. My GM SG seems to go acidic (even with 2tbsp/gal dolomite), requiring feeding in the 6.6-7.0 range to hold the medium around 5.8-6-4. I monitor runoff and use an Control Wizard Acurate 8 ph probe. Little more work, but my plants seem to like exposure to a broader ph range, different elements available at different ph ranges. A little more work watching ph. Flora Nova might be better in this regard, it's supposed to have the buffers like 3-part. But, I'm saving a fantastic amount of money. I bought 5lb tubs of Veg, Bloom for about $30. That stuff's gonna last a very long time. (Spending more on ph up though.).