Flushing

[Milky Weed]

Yeah, basically. I'm not saying that I agree or disagree one way or the other, but it is a new perspective for me. I don't flush, but I generally cut back on EC towards the end and often run just water the last couple of days, but that's out of laziness mostly, as I don't want to bother having to mix up fresh nutes for the last few days before the chop.

Thanks for sharing the info man. Im still working out my pre chop routines. Last run i did not really taper nutes too well and dried them out hard before chop. Maybe ill try something different this time.

 

[blueberrymilkshake]

We saved one bois

Commence the cal-mag baptism

Sorry I'm late

 

[Milky Weed]

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Sorry I'm late

What do we even pay you for man?

Your Fired

 

[turbobuzz]

Hi folks
I'm hearing so many different opinions on the best way to finish/flush so I thought I would ask the question on here.
What gives the best results?
1. Plain Water
2. A Flushing agent like CAnna Flush.
3. A finisher/flush like Nano 10 flusher.

I bought some Nano 10 but literally don't want to ruin things so close to the finish line.

Thanks in advance.

Here’s another twist on this. Grow organic in living soil, and never use chemicals again, then you don’t have to worry about flushing. I’m doing it for the first time, and I’ll never go back to chemicals again. This is the bees knees. 5 weeks of 12/12 today.

 

[Herb & Suds]

Here’s another twist on this. Grow organic in living soil, and never use chemicals again, then you don’t have to worry about flushing. I’m doing it for the first time, and I’ll never go back to chemicals again. This is the bees knees. 5 weeks of 12/12 today.

Uhm
Flushing?
not sure what you mean?

 

[twentyeight.threefive]

Here’s another twist on this. Grow organic in living soil, and never use chemicals again, then you don’t have to worry about flushing. I’m doing it for the first time, and I’ll never go back to chemicals again. This is the bees knees. 5 weeks of 12/12 today.

There's no difference between synthetic and organic nutrients. Plants can't tell the difference.

 

[turbobuzz]

There's no difference between synthetic and organic nutrients. Plants can't tell the difference.

Ok, thank you professor. Never mind my post. Feed all the synthetic nutrients you want.

 

[bk78]

Here’s another twist on this. Grow organic in living soil, and never use chemicals again, then you don’t have to worry about flushing. I’m doing it for the first time, and I’ll never go back to chemicals again. This is the bees knees. 5 weeks of 12/12 today.

Hows my NPK different than your NPK to the plant? Only thing I can think of is mines available now, and yours isn’t?

 

[twentyeight.threefive]

Ok, thank you professor. Never mind my post. Feed all the synthetic nutrients you want.

I'm not a professor. And yes, I will continue to use dry salts.

 

[Hiphophippo]

You need at least two cases of natty ice per plant any less and the potency won’t be right do this for at least 72 hours before harvesting for best quality

 

[twentyeight.threefive]

Hows my NPK different than your NPK to the plant? Only thing I can think of is mines available now, and yours isn’t?

You expect him to actually give you a coherent response?

Synthetic bad.
Organic good.

 

[bk78]

You expect him to actually give you a coherent response?

Synthetic bad.
Organic good.

Imma “cook“ my coco in my garage for 6 months prior to my next run

 

[PadawanWarrior]

Imma “cook“ my coco in my garage for 6 months prior to my next run

Do you even know what cooking is?

 

[bk78]

Do you even know what cooking is?

You’re up early?

 

[PJ Diaz]

Ok, thank you professor. Never mind my post. Feed all the synthetic nutrients you want.

 

[Milky Weed]

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That book you kindly send a pdf of went over this. All soil plants are considered to be in a “soil solution” unless i mis-understood. That really re-framed my thinking about plants relationship to nutrients.

 

[blueberrymilkshake]

That book you kindly send a pdf of went over this. All soil plants are considered to be in a “soil solution” unless i mis-understood. That really re-framed my thinking about plants relationship to nutrients.

May I ask what book you're referring to?

 

[Milky Weed]

May I ask what book you're referring to?

Kama sutra

 

[PJ Diaz]

May I ask what book you're referring to?

The one I posted here: https://www.rollitup.org/t/lazy-man-wants-to-use-coco.1072557/post-16881068

 

[Milky Weed]

Do you even know what cooking is?

We all know you know how to cook up pada