To flush or not to flush, that isn't the question

Stuck27

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It's up to them. Let them fuck their shit up. I wouldn't do it though. Check out this video. It's very insightful.

I seen that video in my recommended but my ADHD brain wasn't ready for the long video. Eating some lunch, grabbing some medicine, then I'll give it a full watch :D
 

Stuck27

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Okay guys I'm feeding in 30 minutes. Going to feed the plants that have 2-3 weeks. Should I feed the ones that have a week left or just continue the flush that I sadly started?
 

PopAndSonGrows

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I'm still much newer at this than most ppl here. . ..but, my basic opinion on flushing, as it pertains to "final flush":

It's "good etiquette" like washing your hands after you piss. . ..IMO both are a waste of water vs. their efficacy, but it's not wrong to do. Just, not necessary. Unless you pissed on your hands but let's assume you didn't :lol:

One more thing. .. i think it promotes better bag appeal, as most plants will exhibit wonderful colors or a nice light overall coloring, i genuinely don't think this translates to "smoother" smoke just solely visual appeal.

That's it. Oh and this is coco, cannot speak for soil or DWC, yet.
 

Hollatchaboy

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I'm still much newer at this than most ppl here. . ..but, my basic opinion on flushing, as it pertains to "final flush":

It's "good etiquette" like washing your hands after you piss. . ..IMO both are a waste of water vs. their efficacy, but it's not wrong to do. Just, not necessary. Unless you pissed on your hands but let's assume you didn't :lol:

One more thing. .. i think it promotes better bag appeal, as most plants will exhibit wonderful colors or a nice light overall coloring, i genuinely don't think this translates to "smoother" smoke just solely visual appeal.

That's it. Oh and this is coco, cannot speak for soil or DWC, yet.
As it pertains to no till soil, you definitely don't want to flush. Theres another thing about no till, you can feed til the end, but the plant will slow down, and eventually, stop eating on its own. Senescence.
 
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