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I think lung expansion has nothing to do with curing. It's always a good thing, but some genetics provide less coughing. Especially some sativa dominants. Curing just reduces the harshness of the smoke (bad feeling in the back of the throat after inhale or exhale) and improves smell and taste...

I just weighed my last harvest. It seems that I've pulled over 12 ounces of dried buds off of one Master Kush plant after 4 weeks of cure. :-P Very nice yield.

Critical Kush, 5 days before harvest

Critical Kush harvested @ day 66 :weed: These pics are for 48 hours before harvest. Huge dense buds! Of course you should always test the density of the buds after a 1 month cure. :wink:

I love em. They are doing a great job.

:shock: No. I was discussing two different subjects. I don't even know what you mean by "starving the soil", but I'm pretty sure you're trying way too much to be "scientific" and that's cute. ;-) I don't know how you made that up. I didn't say that.

Blueberry, 53 days into flowering. Trichomes are all milky. Should I chop? No! This thing is on flush for 4 days. :lol: I think flushing also prevents plants from premature end to flowering and allows the buds to fill out pretty nicely. This is specially an issue for me, because I'm using...

These buds are on flush for 2 weeks (9 weeks into flowering). I don't know what they're missing, cause they are getting better and better every day. :bigjoint: I think you can get that pure smell only after flushing. Another thing, we did a study a couple of years back about the nutrient...

Some of them are. Yeah. But I can't tell anything more. Sorry. :wink:

Did you ever think that I might have tested both ways? :roll: Dude I have done at least 6 years of biological and ethnobotanical studies on plants and I know what I'm talking about. What do you mean by nature?! Your backyard? Then no! Maybe rain doesn't flush your plants. But in real nature...

First of all, I personally do regular flushing and never feed more than 1.2 EC in coco, and I flush for the last 2 weeks and the smoke is fantastic. Very smooth lung expansive milky smoke. Second, we are talking about indoor setups with chemical concentrated nutrients, very high ppm boosters...

The issue here is nutrient build up in plant tissues which leads to harsh smoke and bad taste. I don't know what science you are looking for. If you don't feed that much, don't flush!

Definitely not! Never do any of those IMO. Can cause root damage. :confused:

Dinafem Critical Kush, 61 days into flowering

Have you started flushing yet?

Are all these pics from one plant?

Damn! My last harvest turned out great. All dense and sticky. Best of 'em are Deadhead OG and Blue Cheese. Both are pretty stinky and give a really powerful smoke. :eyesmoke:

I also grow in coco/perlite mix. I never feed more than 1.2~1.3 EC with a starting EC of 0.1.

Their Critical Kush is a beast!

Harvested one Dinafem OG Kush just 2 days ago. Good strain.