Last Water/Feed Before Chop?

[Cerebral Goo]

Everyone does things a little different, so when is the last time you feed or water before you chop your plants?

 

[AJrexxx]

Everyone does things a little different, so when is the last time you feed or water before you chop your plants?

All the way to the end. No need to starve the poor girl before you chop her down.

 

[GoodSmoke]

I tend to try let them dry out some so the stems arent soaked, but i end up watering just before i chop most times, i get impatient XD

 

[MrAutoGrower]

If you water the same day you chop, you add on extra drying time.

It’s all about preference really

 

[Cerebral Goo]

All the way to the end. No need to starve the poor girl before you chop her down.

I should have phrased the question better. Was pretty baked when I posted! Should have said, for those that don't do a flush. and does watering before chop extend drying time...

My first run, I watered the night before, had 6 hours of light afterward, six hours of dark, and chopped the next morning before lights on. As Mr. Autogrower said, my theory was that it would extend drying time as I couldn't get my temps below 70*. I am with you on not starving the plant as well

Thanks!!!

 

[AJrexxx]

I should have phrased the question better. Was pretty baked when I posted! Should have said, for those that don't do a flush. and does watering before chop extend drying time...

My first run, I watered the night before, had 6 hours of light afterward, six hours of dark, and chopped the next morning before lights on. As Mr. Autogrower said, my theory was that it would extend drying time as I couldn't get my temps below 70*. I am with you on not starving the plant as well

Thanks!!!

I water on a schedule and chop when the plant is ready and I have time. They do not always intersect perfectly So i would say some get chopped the day I water and some get chopped when haven't been watered for a day. I will pay attention on the next few it has not so far seemed to have affected my drying times to much. Winter and summer do most of that.

 

[Cerebral Goo]

I water on a schedule and chop when the plant is ready and I have time. They do not always intersect perfectly So i would say some get chopped the day I water and some get chopped when haven't been watered for a day. I will pay attention on the next few it has not so far seemed to have affected my drying times to much. Winter and summer do most of that.

Many thanks!!!