^^^ noob fo sureI suppose your IQ would have to be at least equal to your shoe size for you to understand.
That's me.ever grew a damned thing. I'm waiting for your super expertise and the book you write.^^^ noob fo sure
More unnecessary bullshit and stress on a plant you want in top shape. Newbie for sure. Or never caught on.Flush = yes. Around 10 days preferably.
In hydro, personally, I stop adding nutes about 1.5 to 2 weeks before finish, knowing there are enough nutrients in the roots and leaves to carry on feeding the plant. I save money, the plant doesn't need them, and it will provide a smoother flavor and a better burn. Maybe it's a placebo effect, but I do it anyway.My bad guys. Didnt mean to upset anyone with another flushing post for my particular grow. Ive read hundreds of posts on this topic with so many mixed opinions. So far everyone that has posted seem to say dont flush but 90 percent of the topics I read say a 10-14 day atleast. I was set on flushing but you guys who posted are changing my mind. Thanks guys.
I agree 100%. In hydro at least, a reduction or even a complete halt in adding nutes for the last couple of weeks is advised by more than a couple of manufactures (except for AN) The plants don't need the food anymore, they are taking all the remaining energy needed from the leaves.They don't even need that much light, and again that is proven. I don't feed for the last 2 weeks, and my colas are always falling over. Save the money, at least in hydro, don't feed, and there's your flush.I didnt mean to reply to your quote, but u cant starve a plant that has reached its maximum potential. If you ever grown hydro you could tell because the plant will not consume any nutrients and thus the ppms will rise, the plant filters out nutes and only drinks water. As the plant reaches its harvest stage even in soil it will turn te leafs yellow but at the same time the its begging for water. So there's where the flush comes in. Also im not sure if most ppl understand that by flushing i dont mean drown the plant with water for 3 weeks straight but gradually taper of the nutes. Organic grows dont necessary need more than a week or of just plain water. Assuming its truly organic wich only about 10% of so called Organic growers are truly organic.
Hate me if you want but I flush for two weeks before chop. Even with organics. 3x the container size volume water, and ¿fora clean? (GH) on the last bucket. The smoke feels better on our throats that way.
I started doing it because everyone's a weed snob around here, and now I'm a believer. Try it yourself
In hydro, personally, I stop adding nutes about 1.5 to 2 weeks before finish, knowing there are enough nutrients in the roots and leaves to carry on feeding the plant. I save money, the plant doesn't need them, and it will provide a smoother flavor and a better burn. Maybe it's a placebo effect, but I do it anyway.
In soil though, I would say it's a waste of time, as the soil will not clean out. It's impossible.
I am of the opinion to agree with you. And I'm not really looking for any argument, but any analogies of starving livestock or plants before harvest seems irrelevant due to the fact that we don't SMOKE/VAPE any of these other than tobacco, and that is a very poor industry standard to follow because of additives and their handeling/storage procedures. I don't know if they "flush" though...I agree 100%. In hydro at least, a reduction or even a complete halt in adding nutes for the last couple of weeks is advised by more than a couple of manufactures (except for AN) The plants don't need the food anymore, they are taking all the remaining energy needed from the leaves.They don't even need that much light, and again that is proven. I don't feed for the last 2 weeks, and my colas are always falling over. Save the money, at least in hydro, don't feed, and there's your flush.
Nice that holy grail looks like its ready to be chopped haha, the purple bud looks like it can go another week or so. Check with a scope! I'm excited for you haha!Holy Grail 69 at 52 days
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Purple Bud at 52 days
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Theres some myths and tricks into forcing tricomes to turn faster. I've messed with water temp the last two weeks and it seems that cold water for the feedings the last two weeks speeds this cycle up. I just throw frozen jugs in my res and it brings the temp down to around 55 degrees which is pretty cold to the touch.Thanks, the tricomes on the Holy Grail are around 90% clear still, the Purple Bud still looks clear. Im gonna check them daily and hopefully harvest next week if they are ready.
It all comes down to your cure, leaching and flushing are for resolving issues. In nature the plant doesn't stop feeding for the last 2 weeks.Today is day 56 of flower.
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Basically I wanted to see what they would be like if I cut when they were full of nutes, tricomes mostly clear and a shitty quick dry.
I expected a really harsh taste, throat burn, no high and to cough my ass off...
I was wrong.
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