outdoor flushing..

so i have come to the conclusion that some of the dirt i used for my outside grow has the time release nutes in it (MG mostiure lock). I know flushing is a big deal inside, but my plants are in the ground and if i soak them in water, it will only release more of these capsuls.. correct? so i was wondering if anyone has any info about this, will the final product suffer from not beeing able to flush... or is there not enough of these capsuls to even make a difference in quality... could i rip the plant out of the ground when i intend on harvesting and put it in a gallon bucket of distiled water for a day or two.. would that even make a difference...

let me know guys im kinda stumped?

thanks in advance for any help.

if your in the ground then flushing isn't that important. the ground acts like a automatic flushing system... but youcan flush any time you want to indoors or out. but you really don't have to flush outdoors.

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It's amazing that I happen to be in the same situation as your sig implies. Mind if I copy-paste as my own?

bundahblogger said:

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It's amazing that I happen to be in the same situation as your sig implies. Mind if I copy-paste as my own?

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if your talking about me, sure i don't give a care.

and Mygirls thanks for the info, i kinda figured that was why i hadden't seen it anywhere, the earth like 3 feet below my plants is REALLY hard clay though with rocks in it, it used to be a road a very long time ago, im just hoping the ground will pull the salts away..

Thanks for your input, any other opinons?