First flowering for a few years, one plant looks almost ready other doesnt

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I think my plants look close to ready, about 7 weeks into flower growing some white cookies.

One plant is lanky and the other is quite dense. I think the dense one will be ready about a week sooner than the other.

Any feedback appreciated!
 

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Nixs said:
They look great, I think 3-4 more weeks will make big diffidence in bud size
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Thank you!

I started a flush today, but could definitely give them one or two more feeds then flush in 2 weeks.

The short one doesnt seem to bulk much but the lanky one seems visibly bigger every morning when lights come one. Will it harm them to flower longer than suggested? I dont mind body and sleep feelings but wasnt sure if it would hurt the plants.
 
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No need to flush, keep feeding until last week of harvest.
I have flowered plants for 90 + days, just a few seeds here and there. I cut half and leave the rest to continue flowering and may get a few seeds.
Its your plant, you can take some buds for testing whenever you feel like it.
 
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Herb & Suds said:
Wait four more weeks feeding till you chop
No idea why people think flushing to finish is beneficial
Flushing is good for removing salt buildup causing lockout though
Good luck
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Excellent will give it a shot thanks. I was also worried about lock up because my run off was quite acidic, 4.5 to 5.0 Ph. Would that be a good measure to do a couple clear water runs at balanced ph then return to nutes?
 
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Kassiopeija said:
what you could/should do depends a bit on the medium & fertilizer used
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Using B2 peat soil with almost 40% perlite in fabric pots with GeneralHydro basic nutes.
Was going 3 part bloom 2 parts 1 part gro, about 5/16 part cali mag every 3rd nute soup.
4L water per plant per feed. Feeding again after completely dry.
 
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It seems like the more people say not to flush, the more flushing pops up in every post. It's bizarre.

I wonder where it comes from. I binge weed content daily, and I've never actually seen anyone from any type of reputable source claim flushing is needed. The ones that do have nice plants a week before harvest, and have torched plants by harvest.

Flushing doesn't somehow suck nutrients out of the plant back into the soil. That's impossible. I wonder what the actual goal is?
 
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VincenzioVonHook said:
It seems like the more people say not to flush, the more flushing pops up in every post. It's bizarre.

I wonder where it comes from. I binge weed content daily, and I've never actually seen anyone from any type of reputable source claim flushing is needed. The ones that do have nice plants a week before harvest, and have torched plants by harvest.

Flushing doesn't somehow suck nutrients out of the plant back into the soil. That's impossible. I wonder what the actual goal is?
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Seems like the transition from growing to chopping is a biggie for new growers.Maybe it's human nature to throw in a couple more steps to delay the big chop.Interestingly most don't know much about dry/ cure.
 
Lordhooha

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HomeGrownGoods said:
I think my plants look close to ready, about 7 weeks into flower growing some white cookies.

One plant is lanky and the other is quite dense. I think the dense one will be ready about a week sooner than the other.

Any feedback appreciated!
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I’ll give my input it looks like 4 weeks until all the hairs turn brown and recede in once that happens then wait two weeks and chop like a drunken ninja. So 6 weeks Until chopping should occur. As for flushing it’s not needed just make sure your ec stays low and feed every watering and ph is 6 even in peat, coco, or any other hydro style medium.
 
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