So I don’t need to Flush???

Tom369

Member
So being a newb, getting the timing right on my flush (when I eventually get there) was a bit of a worry for me.
but after some thread reading, I’ve seen a fair few new bits to say there is no need as the impact on flavour, quality and harshness is minimal.
ill Be using organic BioBizz, so do I just keep feeding until I harvest???
Cheers all
 

Tom369

Member
I'm going with the scientific study that showed no effect in quality in flushing just so I don't have to worry about timing anything at all. I'll probably skip the nutes when it's obviously close to harvest just to save a tiny bit in time & fertilizer.
Champion,
Cos it’s my first grow I ain’t got a clue in terms of time frames between tries going milky to when they start going amber etc so I’m hoping I will learn a lot during this first one.
timing stuff like the flush was a big worry cos it’s a lot of effort to mess up on the last few weeks lol
 

mysunnyboy

Well-Known Member
Am I missing somet???
Well, there are a ton of flushing threads. Yet people are constantly asking about when to flush. Most of us don’t flush except after using the toilet.

Flushing robs your plant of nutrients in its vital time of growth. Your plant beefs up during the last couple of weeks.

The logical thing to do is cut back on feeding. Not starve your girls.

I spoke to @MickFoster because we see this daily. You said you read up on flushing yet asked about flush.

That’s about it.

Good luck and only flush the toilet.
 

Tom369

Member
Well, there are a ton of flushing threads. Yet people are constantly asking about when to flush. Most of us don’t flush except after using the toilet.

Flushing robs your plant of nutrients in its vital time of growth. Your plant beefs up during the last couple of weeks.

The logical thing to do is cut back on feeding. Not starve your girls.

I spoke to @MickFoster because we see this daily. You said you read up on flushing yet asked about flush.

That’s about it.

Good luck and only flush the toilet.
Yes this is exactly why I asked because I have read numerous things saying don’t flush, and based on your wording, probably stuff you have written lol.
however I have also read about people flushing at different times.
on the feeding charts I’ve looked at it recommends not feed 2 weeks prior to harvest (which is a mystery in itself for a newb lol)
Videos I’ve watched say flush.
How does a beginner know what to believe lol, especially like I said, I don’t want to mess it all up in the last few weeks after all my hard work.
I apologise for starting another thread about this but because there was so much conflicting info, I just wanted to be able to bounce views off people who were online at the min.
 

mysunnyboy

Well-Known Member
Yes this is exactly why I asked because I have read numerous things saying don’t flush, and based on your wording, probably stuff you have written lol.
however I have also read about people flushing at different times.
on the feeding charts I’ve looked at it recommends not feed 2 weeks prior to harvest (which is a mystery in itself for a newb lol)
Videos I’ve watched say flush.
How does a beginner know what to believe lol, especially like I said, I don’t want to mess it all up in the last few weeks after all my hard work.
I apologise for starting another thread about this but because there was so much conflicting info, I just wanted to be able to bounce views off people who were online at the min.
Good luck.
 

Offmymeds

Well-Known Member
Yes this is exactly why I asked because I have read numerous things saying don’t flush, and based on your wording, probably stuff you have written lol.
however I have also read about people flushing at different times.
on the feeding charts I’ve looked at it recommends not feed 2 weeks prior to harvest (which is a mystery in itself for a newb lol)
Videos I’ve watched say flush.
How does a beginner know what to believe lol, especially like I said, I don’t want to mess it all up in the last few weeks after all my hard work.
I apologise for starting another thread about this but because there was so much conflicting info, I just wanted to be able to bounce views off people who were online at the min.
It's hard to be patient at the end, especially as a newbie. There is always a tendency to chop too early which indicates a tendency to probably flush too early as well. Each strain is different in developing so unless one is familiar with the strain or has very good experience it will be difficult to time properly.

No more flushing for me.

Do you have curing jars ready? Proper trimming & curing is the thing to learn now.

Good luck & enjoy that harvest.!
 

Herb & Suds

Well-Known Member
Champion,
Cos it’s my first grow I ain’t got a clue in terms of time frames between tries going milky to when they start going amber etc so I’m hoping I will learn a lot during this first one.
timing stuff like the flush was a big worry cos it’s a lot of effort to mess up on the last few weeks lol
In 50 years of growing I have seen one plant that went beyond the harvest window
The guy left it till it died on the vine , beautiful purple nugs that wouldn't get a novice high
So chill, chances of you missing the harvest window are almost nil
Flushing is for lockout due to salt
Good luck with your grow
 

Tom369

Member
It's hard to be patient at the end, especially as a newbie. There is always a tendency to chop too early which indicates a tendency to probably flush too early as well. Each strain is different in developing so unless one is familiar with the strain or has very good experience it will be difficult to time properly.

No more flushing for me.

Do you have curing jars ready? Proper trimming & curing is the thing to learn now.

Good luck & enjoy that harvest.!
I haven’t even planted yet bud, but I’m trying to get all my info in order well in advance.
obviously trying to learn thebasics for whole but trimming and curing will be focused on when I switched to flower whichI hope should give me enough time to prepare
 

mysunnyboy

Well-Known Member
I haven’t even planted yet bud, but I’m trying to get all my info in order well in advance.
obviously trying to learn thebasics for whole but trimming and curing will be focused on when I switched to flower whichI hope should give me enough time to prepare


 
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