When to flush? How much longer till harvest?

Hollatchaboy

Hollatchaboy

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Moabfighter said:
I..... don’t care about weed growing in coconut fiber, like you’ve never seen a weed plant growing in during nature.... I’m talking about plants in dirt that have a life cycle that provide oxygen to keep us all alive. Marijuana grows the same as trees. Not in coco......
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Trees go dormant in the winter. Marijuana dies. Not the same.
 
Hollatchaboy

Hollatchaboy

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xtsho said:
Flushing is the process of dumping gallons of pure water through the substrate the plants are growing in. The plant takes in that pure water and using a process call Flushosynthesis it removes all the leftover nutrients. Flushosynthesis should not be confused with Photosynthesis which is the process in which plants convert light energy, H2O, and CO2, into O2, glucose, and other sugars to feed the plant. The O2 is released into the atmosphere.

I'm surprised you have never heard of the process of Flushosynthesis.

:mrgreen:
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I use flushosynthesis to remove myself of leftover nutrients every morning and the occasional afternoon. Sometimes I have to do an emergency flush though. :bigjoint:
 
MICHI-CAN

MICHI-CAN

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xtsho said:
Just remember that I invented the term Flushosynthesis™© 2021 All Rights Reserved.
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And I with "Gratuitous self plugging." Submitted 2020. LOl.

Flush when first detection of odor or you know the bowl has had enough. FLUSHING????????

Peace and humor all.
 
Moabfighter

Moabfighter

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Hollatchaboy said:
Trees go dormant in the winter. Marijuana dies. Not the same.
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Right. Trees are perennials and not annuals like cannabis. First semester horticulture indeed........ annuals die off after they’ve flowered and budded to max potential. Ie once they throw a banana or take on no more water and fade out.... yep. That’s an annual. Ie cannabis........

analogy being you grow something in a ball of coconut husks as opposed to Mother Earth of course it shall grow different
 
MICHI-CAN

MICHI-CAN

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Moabfighter said:
Right. Trees are perennials and not annuals like cannabis. First semester horticulture indeed........ annuals die off after they’ve flowered and budded to max potential. Ie once they throw a banana or take on no more water and fade out.... yep. That’s an annual. Ie cannabis........
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Super natural. Rise from the dead with reveg. But for most, yes. LOL.

Hope home is secure.
Best wishes.
 
xtsho

xtsho

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Moabfighter said:
Right. Trees are perennials and not annuals like cannabis. First semester horticulture indeed........ annuals die off after they’ve flowered and budded to max potential. Ie once they throw a banana or take on no more water and fade out.... yep. That’s an annual. Ie cannabis........

analogy being you grow something in a ball of coconut husks as opposed to Mother Earth of course it shall grow different
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But some annuals through human manipulation can live for years. Cannabis is one of them.
 
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DoobieDoobs

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@Moabfighter hey man, I just wanted to tell you that trees in autumn change the color of the leaves because they stop the chlorophyll production due to the cold weather. Not because of a lack of nutrients. It's not the same process that you are applying to your plants.

You got beautiful plants tho. Whatever it's working.
 
bk78

bk78

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Moabfighter said:
Right. Trees are perennials and not annuals like cannabis. First semester horticulture indeed........ annuals die off after they’ve flowered and budded to max potential. Ie once they throw a banana or take on no more water and fade out.... yep. That’s an annual. Ie cannabis........

analogy being you grow something in a ball of coconut husks as opposed to Mother Earth of course it shall grow different
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Wait so once a plant throws a banana it’s at max potential?
 
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