No flush, no problem?

Humple

Humple

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It only makes sense. I'm no veteran grower, so I won't make any experience-based claims, but when you learn the underlying science, the whole concept of flushing falls apart. One of those grow myths that perpetuated during the outlaw days (I know some of you are still outlaw growers - kudos to all of you), but now that real horticulturalists are entering the cannabis market, the old wives' tales must slowly fall away.

Now cue the outraged protestations from the hardcore flushers!
 
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10WeekFlushBro

10WeekFlushBro

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All the traditional information about growing weed is out there to make sure it remains some kind of mystery to you as naive consumer. Do you know another plant or higher organism that thrives and shows its true potential when it is deficient in the elements that it needs the most? High EC is high yield and high brix, go read some tomato white papers, it's never been a mystery

edit: Next to fall is those dumbass "cannabis PH charts" which are all different. just watch me grow in 7 PH
 
10WeekFlushBro

10WeekFlushBro

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Discussions about those subjects are funny because people get really angry about it. It's not worth the time when some are so dogmatic. It's easy to believe something is true if you read it 100 times ('The cure stops' where again exactly? :lol: ). seems like things are changing though. Myself I'm open to everything, I love it if somebody shows me, for free, new or other ways to grow danker weed that goes against some methods I use

Growing good weed sure is a mysterious thing if you start with forum info in 2009 with grow "tips" brought to you by cash croppers™ whose weed you still have to buy after getting bud rot again. Just kidding but hey
 
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Prince Vegeta

Prince Vegeta

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ive always kinda been bothered by the flush, those last few weeks are when they put on the most weight right? why would i want to starve her? ive flushed and not flushed and forgotten to flush and decided to chop the day after feeding and chopped after a drought,
im just not going to starve my lady as shes doing the most work shes done.
 
Airwalker16

Airwalker16

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HydroRed said:
White ash is all about the dry and cure in my experience. I can chop a plant at 1200ppm and get it to smoke perfect with white ash. Long as it sees a dry that isnt too fast in proper RH.
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Good to are you, my man!!! YOU DOBT POST ENOUGH here anymore Hydro.. what's the deal, homie? You're a plethora of information.
 
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