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I would call this a bonsai male as he is a miniature
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but this one whilst being restricted in lots of ways wasn't
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There are other factors, but there is no science to prove it that I can find.

in the real world, the chemical changes inside the trichs that make them go cloudy and change the flavanoid profile, etc. It is possible that leaf senecence or flushing could be triggering a shift there. There is another function effected, the PPM of nutes inside the zylem would drop, that is the first water to dry off after you harvest. @blue mentioned that that may be the source of better taste last time this came up.
 
There are other factors, but there is no science to prove it that I can find.

in the real world, the chemical changes inside the trichs that make them go cloudy and change the flavanoid profile, etc. It is possible that leaf senecence or flushing could be triggering a shift there. There is another function effected, the PPM of nutes inside the zylem would drop, that is the first water to dry off after you harvest. @blue mentioned that that may be the source of better taste last time this came up.
There was zero difference in taste on my two gorilla glues...one flushed, one non-flushed. Both taste like weed with a little lemon aftertaste.
 
There was zero difference in taste on my two gorilla glues...one flushed, one non-flushed. Both taste like weed with a little lemon aftertaste.

See! that's all the proof we should need. A proper back to back test is the bomb.

One of the issues is terminology. My grow partner always tells me he has to cure shit forever untill the "chlorophyll dries out of it."

It doesn't matter how much knowlege I drop on him. He just BELIEVES in his heart that chlorophyll is giving him headaches...... And that flushing would fix the problem. I still refuse to flush.
 
I still flush for 5-7 days but also have tried 1 crop not flushing. didn't taste a difference. These were photos, same seeds, same growing environment, lights, etc
So I think this crop of autos I wont flush and see how they turn out
 
Good morning AFN family...Busy day ahead. Helping a friend polish up his wooden boat for the next few weekends. I wish I could share pictures of her, She was built in 1936 by Wheeler shipyard in Brooklyn , NY . During WWII , the owner of the boat at that time volunteered to use her as a sentry off the coast of NY, MA etc. Shes a 50 footer, twin diesel. The hull was fiberglassed 1986, but leaving the majority of the upper deck wooden. I have worked on this boat many times, and its always a pleasure. What is nice , is that she has won many wooden boat shows. Proof that fun, hard work can be rewarding. THE FOLLOWING PIC. IS NOT THE BOAT, BUT A REPRESENTATION OF BOAT , PRETTY CLOSE IN STYLE
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Good morning AFN family...Busy day ahead. Helping a friend polish up his wooden boat for the next few weekends. I wish I could share pictures of her, She was built in 1936 by Wheeler shipyard in Brooklyn , NY . During WWII , the owner of the boat at that time volunteered to use her as a sentry off the coast of NY, MA etc. Shes a 50 footer, twin diesel. The hull was fiberglassed 1986, but leaving the majority of the upper deck wooden. I have worked on this boat many times, and its always a pleasure. What is nice , is that she has won many wooden boat shows. Proof that fun, hard work can be rewarding. THE FOLLOWING PIC. IS NOT THE BOAT, BUT A REPRESENTATION OF BOAT , PRETTY CLOSE IN STYLE
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Beautiful.
 
See! that's all the proof we should need. A proper back to back test is the bomb.

One of the issues is terminology. My grow partner always tells me he has to cure shit forever untill the "chlorophyll dries out of it."

It doesn't matter how much knowlege I drop on him. He just BELIEVES in his heart that chlorophyll is giving him headaches...... And that flushing would fix the problem. I still refuse to flush.

I'm not going to use those terms, and I certainly don't get a headache from it lol. I had to go with a shaggy trim on one of my plants, and you can tell when you open the jars it's in. I'm curious how long it would take for that smell to fade.
 
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