Flushing before harvest is Bro Science!

Star Dog

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Water evaporating leaves behind whatever mineral is in it, that much is physics you'd need to be completely stupid to dispute this.

Based on that law of physics i expect if there's minerals taken up before you chop then they're going nowhere, if it's taken up only water and got time to metabolize the minerals left then there's no mineral residue left in the plant vascular system or considerably less.

Idk htf you folks put so much into that one link.

But hey, you guys know much more than me about this that much is clear :-)
 
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hotrodharley

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Plants dont excret excess nutrients because they don't uptake excess nutrients ....... they may have toxicity but the relationship you are describing like a dog that eats to much that pukes doesn't happen in plants
That’s not what was claimed above. I know they don’t shit or puke. I was raised around livestock and agriculture. One of my standard questions to flushers is what other crop husbanded by man is flushed? I’ve yet to hear one example. Cannabis is no super unique plant. It’s like any other plant. Flushers obviously feel differently and I just ask for some scientific evidence to back that crap up.
 

hotrodharley

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Informal logic...

" ground is wet, so it rained "....

But the ground can be wet for many reasons not just becuse rain. So is true about nutrient antagonism ...protagonism

Its not so black and white as youtube would lead you to believe
You haven’t seen any pictures of burned plants here? Lol. I’m done arguing. It’s like talking to children. Post some evidence. There’s bound to be some actual peer reviewed studies.
 

Samwell Seed Well

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That’s not what was claimed above. I know they don’t shit or puke. I was raised around livestock and agriculture. One of my standard questions to flushers is what other crop husbanded by man is flushed? I’ve yet to hear one example. Cannabis is no super unique plant. It’s like any other plant. Flushers obviously feel differently and I just ask for some scientific evidence to back that crap up.

I don't flush or leachate my media unless theirs a root issue... I do lower my nutrient uptake though through the end of the cycle

Their is no evidence too flush or not. I wa4ch the plants uptake dive and adjust my nutrient EC accordingly as the plants progress through the cycle...

My only point was plants don't excrete nutrient. Although if the media EC is too high, the osmotic affect that allows them to absorb nutrients can reverse, not really a flushing point but still true
 

Samwell Seed Well

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The most conclusive reviews of this affect can be found in these books and they basically say what everyone who understands the relationship between media and nutrients knows.... flushing is a choice and it can more easily have bad effects than poaitive. Snd it's overall effect on end product if used right is nuetral..neutral... pretty colored leaves cool beans
 

bk78

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Don't forget day one my plants as a cutting get 2.0EC , oh no, maybe I should have used tap water

Oh you mean my gary cut crops that topped out at 29% total cannabanoids...

Sorry bud, I grow bud not leaves, it's all in my journal..

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Best part about all these pictures you just posted is you never had a single dime of your own investment in there and you were fired shorty after.

Nice flex tho bro

Can you show us your actual 2x2 tent you grow in please?
 

Samwell Seed Well

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Best part about all these pictures you just posted is you never had a single dime of your own investment in there and you were fired shorty after.

Nice flex tho bro

Can you show us your actual 2x2 tent you grow in please?
Lol love the stories you need to tell yourself in order to be apart of the conversation.

My old grow basically stands up against everything you say, let my instagram slip and anyone who wants an unbiased opinion can see for themselves there and in my journal, it chronicals the last 4 yrs working in 502.

2x2 is not doing so well, probably won't see anything from that for a while, I'm not spending much time on it and it looks like shit...

How are your 4 plants?
 

Kassiopeija

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Some plants. ("Halophytes" e.g.) do "puke" ie. they secrete salt from glands to be able to use seawater. But that's not cereal crops, so rather an exception.

I strongly disagree that plants only take as much as they need. They do indeed have some level of control over nute influx, but high rhizosphere EC can impose/aggravate the problem of nute mismatch/lockout.

Just think of it this way, any plant cell has lots of ports which manage the various in- or effluxes. Now among these are also Antiports which take an ion out while another ion is taken in in exchange.
Yeah and S is secreted (in S abundancy) or e.g. the Ca-kation acts as ion exchanger for many nutes, esp. nitrogen. So there's this old farmer rule where when you apply a pound of Urea you also add a pound of CaCO3.
 

Kassiopeija

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Some plants. ("Halophytes" e.g.) do "puke" ie. they secrete salt from glands to be able to use seawater. But that's not cereal crops, so rather an exception.

I strongly disagree that plants only take as much as they need. They do indeed have some level of control over nute influx, but high rhizosphere EC can impose/aggravate the problem of nute mismatch/lockout.

Just think of it this way, any plant cell has lots of ports which manage the various in- or effluxes. Now among these are also Antiports which take an ion out while another ion is taken in in exchange.
Yeah and S is secreted (in S abundancy) or e.g. the Ca-kation acts as ion exchanger for many nutes, esp. nitrogen. So there's this old farmer rule where when you apply a pound of Urea you also add a pound of CaCO3.
think of it this way, the ports can throw stuff out a cell, or within, once within stuff either goes out again, or is delivered into a vacuole or e.g. the endoplasmatic reticulum.
Now when stuff goes out the cell that may be now the apoplastic room in between the cells, and it may still be outside the Casparian stripe/band.
 

Samwell Seed Well

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Really they fired you?!? You did run their place fine. People like you may be needed here in Germany in 2024. We don't get to see here this half-borderline working enslavery like in the US
And our beer still tastes best! (word!)
I mean it's a subtle difference but I quit, i used to speak some German , id move to germany in a heartbeat, current boss worked in portugal before coming here
 
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