Who flushes before flipping
- Thread starter Dannoo93
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racerboy71
bud bootlegger
i think it's kind of silly to flush before flip to flower personally for the reason that the only real difference between most vegetive nutes and flower nutes is that veg nutes tend to have more nitrogen then flower nutes, and flower nutes have more potassium for the most part.. and wtf, do plants magically stop needing nitrogen in early flower all of a sudden even though this period is when they tend to grow the most and fastest?? i'd think not.
chuck estevez
Well-Known Member
I think it's silly to use synthetic nutes in soil and then try and flush them out. soil should be used for organic growing.
starcraftguy1988
Well-Known Member
Im with chuck here on this one, but no if your synthetic, i still wouldnt flush unless i was running into problems or could foresee a problem.
racerboy71
bud bootlegger
not me said the bee..
aussie originals
Active Member
looking at the PPM's they are running im not surprised they flush so regularly to get rid of salts. talk about heavy feed strengths
supertiger
Well-Known Member
I only flush halfway through flowering and then at the last week. In veg I alternate feedings with straight RO water and compost tea. Weekly I work in additional guano and worm castings to the soil. Foliar spray two days on two days off with extreme serene.