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In your foliar spray, switch out Palmolive for Polysorbate 20(~0.1ml/1000mL) and Coconut oil for Vegetable oil(~0.1ml/1000mL). You can also add some Salicylic Acid(~100mg/1000mL) to help boost your plant immune system.

Yeah I know. I have too. But some cultivars are more sensitive to color ratios during different growth stages. Just saying it might be something to consider.

If you're still in veg you should be using MH not HPS. Not saying thats why your leaves are bubbling but just something to consider.

What data are you referring to? As far as I understand once senescence kicks in, the plant recycles the cellular building blocks (nutes) that have been deposited in the leaves and other parts of the plant during growth. Which is why i'm saying it's pointless to add nutes after senescence kicks...

Lol slow down hommie I didn't say shit about "taste". I'm saying you won't see a difference in yield whether you flush for a week or not therefore why waste the nutes?

ok. whatever that means...

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Nope, not yet. Damn, you didn't even offer to buy me a drink first lol.

The idea behind "flushing" is like "swing cooking". In swing cooking, you turn off the oven/stove before the food is actually finished cooking and you allow the residual heat finish cooking the food. This technique saves energy. With plant "flushing", you stop feeding nutes for the last week or...

I use to do the same thing until started make my own A+B nutes from scratch. You are doing the right thing. Less really is more. You could still add some silica tho.

With all do respect guys i'm not making shit up for clout I never said you said you can't, i'm simply stating that it is safe to use and where i got my research from. I'm a home grower who uses sulfuric acid and did my research before doing so. Sulfuric acid can be "food grade" too...

Food grade sulfuric acid is safe to use in hydroponics. A big advantage is that plants are quite insensitive to sulfate ions – the nutrient provided by sulfuric acid – so adding sulfuric acid does not really affect the nutrient profile being fed to the plants. -...

The initial addition of say, citric acid, will drop the pH – generating citrate ions in the process – these will then be absorbed by microbes and plants, increasing the pH again rapidly. The use of these acids is therefore not recommended in hydroponics. -...

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"The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) has determined that occupational exposure to strong inorganic acid mists containing sulfuric acid is carcinogenic to humans. IARC has not classified pure sulfuric acid for its carcinogenic effects." - cdc.gov. Plants are not very sensitive...