Should I flush or not ?

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Ċikku

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Im almost at near harvest im growing an auto at 9 weeks now
I was just curious if I should flush or not im growing in pre fertilised soil but started feeding organic nutes at 7 weeks

do les anyone know if the nutrients in the soil have been used up by now ?
And if so di I need to flush ?
 
ISK

ISK

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Ċikku said:
Im almost at near harvest im growing an auto at 9 weeks now
I was just curious if I should flush or not im growing in pre fertilised soil but started feeding organic nutes at 7 weeks

do les anyone know if the nutrients in the soil have been used up by now ?
And if so di I need to flush ?
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9 weeks is rather young to be considering harvesting, even for an auto.

Don't believe the timelines that the seeds company states but rather let the plant tell you when to harvest.

Can you post a picture of your plants.......what are you using for nutrients and how often are you using them?

As for flushing, don't waste your time as it won't do any good at all.
 
Killaki

Killaki

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Ċikku said:
Im almost at near harvest im growing an auto at 9 weeks now
I was just curious if I should flush or not im growing in pre fertilised soil but started feeding organic nutes at 7 weeks

do les anyone know if the nutrients in the soil have been used up by now ?
And if so di I need to flush ?
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If I remember correctly in your other thread you flushed because of nutrient buildup and are now doing better. That's good. However, I tend to agree you're probably a little early to chop. What does she look like? I wouldn't flush, at most I'd just give her straight water the last little bit.
 
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Ċikku

Member
Killaki said:
If I remember correctly in your other thread you flushed because of nutrient buildup and are now doing better. That's good. However, I tend to agree you're probably a little early to chop. What does she look like? I wouldn't flush, at most I'd just give her straight water the last little bit.
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I flushed a different plant and sorry I ddint mean flush
I meant stopping nutrients
 
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Ċikku

Member
Killaki said:
If I remember correctly in your other thread you flushed because of nutrient buildup and are now doing better. That's good. However, I tend to agree you're probably a little early to chop. What does she look like? I wouldn't flush, at most I'd just give her straight water the last little bit.
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Also I read that I needed about 7-10 days of straight water so I planned to start watering now and flush in about a week and a half
 
chuckeye

chuckeye

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Ċikku said:
Chop not flush*
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Flushing is for toilets. From the pictures, they look happy and well fed.

When all of the pistils have turned color and receded it is time to look at the trichomes.

If they are all cloudy with some amber you are in the harvest window.

Cheers.
 
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Green Refuge

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Hollatchaboy said:
Nutrients in the plant are there to stay. "Flushing", only removes what's in the soil. The consensus is to "flush", only when you have nutrient buildup in your medium.
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I wouldn't say that's the concenses. Theres a million threads and articles and studies about this subject so let's not start another one on the op's thread.
 
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