look at that green!, she didn't run out of N. When mine are this green at harvest time I'm like......less nitro next time.So, I'm not really at a conclusion on the cleansing issue. I gave a plain watering and planning one more, maybe. Then another day and into the dark room for a cycle or two. Sound good?View attachment 710911 View attachment 710912 View attachment 710913
Abs. Hoe. Lute. Leigh!look at that green!, she didn't run out of N. When mine are this green at harvest time I'm like......less nitro next time.
I do all soil and organic stuff, I have to reel myself in, always want to give em too muchAbs. Hoe. Lute. Leigh!
They're clawing. I think it's due to the urea. Aaaaaaaannnnnnd all the other stuff with nitrogen I stuffed up her root trellis.
At the top, you'll see I builterred my own terra. And then general garden store nutes.I do all soil and organic stuff, I have to reel myself in, always want to give em too much
Pop22 and others will say it's a waste of time, and they have come really compelling science behind why it may or may not make a difference to flush plants before harvest.
However, the majority of people here flush 5-10 days before harvest and have stellar results (coincidence? I have no idea, I'm a noob), but I think I'm going to flush a week before my harvests like most people.
From what I've read and you probably know all this, but just in case... use 2-3 times the amount of pH'd water of what you're growing in and slowly pour it through the pot into something to collect/drain it. Saw one guy using an old unused beach cooler on wheels so it's easy to tote around when done to empty. During the flush, it should get a little clearer by the end of the flush as the "idle" nutes/salts come out.
Looking good man! Just go with the flow.
We all do that! [emoji121] [emoji13] [emoji16] [emoji106] [emoji108]I feel bad because it seems I ask advice and do my own anyway. I am receptive to advice!, I need to learn to heed it more betters