flush
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topfuel29
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It should say on the bottle when to flush. I've seen stuff that wants you to flush 24hrs before harvest.
IMO- I would look at the directions
hydrogreen65
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Agree with topfuel. If you can't find the directions on bottle. Go online makers site and look for feed chart.
Dutch masters recommends 200 ppm final wk of flower.
Also agree with Izoc, a lot of products like that are nothing but ripoffs.
Dutch masters recommends 200 ppm final wk of flower.
Also agree with Izoc, a lot of products like that are nothing but ripoffs.
haha thanks guys, reading the directions why didnt i think of that! jk im being facetious,
i did look and the bottle diddnt have anything on the amount f time to use it, im using royal flush by humbolt. i always go straight h2o but a humbolt rep gave me a bunch so i figured i try it and see if it made any difference but i have a feeling that they are rip offs. appreciate the replys guys!
i did look and the bottle diddnt have anything on the amount f time to use it, im using royal flush by humbolt. i always go straight h2o but a humbolt rep gave me a bunch so i figured i try it and see if it made any difference but i have a feeling that they are rip offs. appreciate the replys guys!
Guitar Man
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Flushing is for toilets. There is no scientific proof that flushing does anything positive for your plant, UNLESS, a grower is killing his plant with too many nutrients/ferts. Flushing will stress your plant (even if you think it needs it) at a time when it doesn't need to be stressed, it needs to be fed.
Proper curing is the answer to an excellent, finished product. I don't even like when too much water drains out of the bottom of my grow bags because precious food is going out the back door. I feed all the way to the end because it's obvious the plants begin to consume themselves during the final phases of flowering (Leaves turn yellow/dry up and fall off), which BTW, is not a natural path for an MJ plant. Some growers swear they can keep their leaves green up to chop, chop.
Proper curing is the answer to an excellent, finished product. I don't even like when too much water drains out of the bottom of my grow bags because precious food is going out the back door. I feed all the way to the end because it's obvious the plants begin to consume themselves during the final phases of flowering (Leaves turn yellow/dry up and fall off), which BTW, is not a natural path for an MJ plant. Some growers swear they can keep their leaves green up to chop, chop.