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Very Nice plant egg!
You have way too many fresh pistils to be concerned with flushing.
If she is still putting out that many fresh pistils, I would say keep feeding her.
You have at least 10-14 more days, maybe longer to really get the good out of her in terms of yield and quality.
Good Luck
I am subbed so I will try to weigh in here if I see questions.
You have way too many fresh pistils to be concerned with flushing.
If she is still putting out that many fresh pistils, I would say keep feeding her.
You have at least 10-14 more days, maybe longer to really get the good out of her in terms of yield and quality.
Good Luck
I am subbed so I will try to weigh in here if I see questions.
Thanx Yogi! Guess I'll keep on keepin' on...
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Eggers! - have you seen the Sticky article on cleansing vs flushing? https://www.autoflower.org/f2/flushing-vs-flushing-12578.html --note the difference in what's meant by these two terms!
....mind the Bear too-
..not sure what you're seeing in the trichomes to get 20% amber at this stage, when most of the pistils are still white,..? that would be odd,... As for the flushing products-- these are surfactant's that help both break the surface tension of the water, making it penetrate faster and easier, and also helps knock loose soil-bound nutrients,... both of which in turn help wash away excess salts/nute's,... how much to use, and repeating if needed depends on how aggressively you feed them, and if they were synthetic nute's, or organic,.... the latter needs no flushing at all,...if even any cleanse either,...
--I'll post this at LHT too, for sharing's sake,... :thumbs:
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..not sure what you're seeing in the trichomes to get 20% amber at this stage, when most of the pistils are still white,..? that would be odd,... As for the flushing products-- these are surfactant's that help both break the surface tension of the water, making it penetrate faster and easier, and also helps knock loose soil-bound nutrients,... both of which in turn help wash away excess salts/nute's,... how much to use, and repeating if needed depends on how aggressively you feed them, and if they were synthetic nute's, or organic,.... the latter needs no flushing at all,...if even any cleanse either,...--I'll post this at LHT too, for sharing's sake,... :thumbs:
Looking good eggy !
Eggers! - have you seen the Sticky article on cleansing vs flushing? https://www.autoflower.org/f2/flushing-vs-flushing-12578.html --note the difference in what's meant by these two terms!
....mind the Bear too-
--I'll post this at LHT too, for sharing's sake,... :thumbs:
Thanx Waira!
I meant 20% cloudy. Gonna study the link post haste! I use 'House & Garden's Drip Clean' every feeding...so I really don't think I have much build-up of anything. Coupled with at least 30% runoff every feeding (my azaleas & camellias are becoming local legends!). I'm still torn on whether to flush or not...maybe after perusing the sticky all will become clear.
Thanx again!!! BTW, didja like my 'AFN egg pics'?
p.s. Those shells are empty...I blew out the innards thru small holes in either end...drunk photography...
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....:roflcry: I did-- classic!! ...I was juggling a few posts at the time, so I just dove in and out quickly when I saw it,...
:kusht: that's my kinda fat-phat chick brudda! Shapely, and full of delish' sticky buds
-resin production on her is impressive! How's her perfume coming along?You did a great job on her, especially so considering the challenges of learning coco,... clearly, you did your homework, got the tools you needed, and paid attention to the details... all big factors when doing coco! 
-- :gthumb::gthumb:<-- a couple of these doesn't hurt either :smoke: Azzie's and Camie's are lovely plants,... post some pics, ay?
... after you read that sticky, talk to some other coco-nuts like Gcase, Blue, etc., and see what they recommend, a cleansing period, or a full flush with rinsing agent,... I have no coco experience!
:kusht: that's my kinda fat-phat chick brudda! Shapely, and full of delish' sticky buds
-resin production on her is impressive! How's her perfume coming along?You did a great job on her, especially so considering the challenges of learning coco,... clearly, you did your homework, got the tools you needed, and paid attention to the details... all big factors when doing coco! -- :gthumb::gthumb:<-- a couple of these doesn't hurt either :smoke: Azzie's and Camie's are lovely plants,... post some pics, ay?... after you read that sticky, talk to some other coco-nuts like Gcase, Blue, etc., and see what they recommend, a cleansing period, or a full flush with rinsing agent,... I have no coco experience!
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