Dr. Who
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YES
Dr Who is right! ... Rx Green Technologies Report
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Kushash
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RX Green Technologies is a manufacturer of cannabis nutrients.
They are only showing one picture of 4 different fan leaves (with different stem thicknesses) and not the whole plant or plants.
Why is no one questioning the validity of their findings?
Does everyone have faith in their researchers and growers?
Thundercat
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Because these findings have been well known and scientifically proven for years. The only people that disagree are the brainwashed weed growers that still follow the old hippie lore about flushing. It’s biology not broscience guys.
JohnDee
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Hey XT...me too. I even make my own diy flush product from Clearex and Epsom salts...increases terps.No way! I read on the internet that you need to flush for weeks and feed only sugar water to sweeten the buds. That has to be a "fake" study. I'm going to ignore a scientific study and go with stoner science and alternate facts. I will continue to flush my plants for weeks with sugar water while chasing runoff pH even when my plants are perfectly healthy.
I don't believe it! I don't believe it!
Flushing works! If you don't flush your weed will taste like crap! I don't care about the results of some study conducted by someone with a PhD. Some dude on youtube that's grown a plant or two with crispy leaves made a video and said that you need to flush. If flushing doesn't do any good then why do the nutrient companies sell bottles of diluted magnesium sulfate and sugar? It can't be about profits. They are only looking out for us. So go out and buy a bottle of Super Fantastic Flush or you'll be smoking nitrogen and other chemicals that you didn't flush out of your buds.
Ignore that study and keep on flushing. The people behind the study are the same people that say the earth is round when we all know that the earth is flat.
Proud flusher for life!
JD
Tangerine_
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I noticed this too, but I don't see how it would change the biological mechanisms.
Growers adamant about flushing have often been programed to believe theres some kind of intercellular heavy metal detoxification happening. Thanks, in part to nutrient companies pushing this propaganda for marketing purposes.
myke
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Interesting,so once its in its up to the plant to use it up.We can flush out whats left in the roots but not the flowers.
Thundercat
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Flushing out the roots at harvest is pointless too.
LinguaPeel
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Calcium crystal in bottle fed Cannabis
graying.geek
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I forgot to flush once and there were 5 traffic accidents in town that day! Just sayin'....
myke
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I was leaning more towards mid cycle but I understand what your saying.Once you burn a plant by over feed theres really nothing you can do is what im getting at.Its up to the plant to consum it.
Samwell Seed Well
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The wellness industry has a lot of people very confused about biological mechanism in people plants and pretty much most organism...
Samwell Seed Well
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Do you pour your nutrients on your plants...and also is that particle size the same size as the rhizozone receptor site...you know for assimilation into the plant system
Calcium crystal in bottle fed Cannabis
Wait till you figure out what kind of particles are source derivative nutrients for organics..
vostok
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Its why I post this here! ..tx
vostok
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...and I'll continue to advise noobies with Nute Burn
to flush the rootzone 3 times the pot volume
.yeah it wont do much to the plant .....but at least wash any further nute away from the roots
cheers/
WinterSoldier89
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I forgot to flush once and my leg dropped off.
dubekoms
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It's natural and occurs in tons of other plants not just cannabis. And how do you know that plant was "bottle fed"? nice scare tactic though you fucken loon.
Calcium crystal in bottle fed Cannabis
"Many plants accumulate calcium oxalate as it has been reported in more than 1000 different genera of plants.[2] The calcium oxalate accumulation is linked to the detoxification of calcium (Ca2+) in the plant.[3]"
Tangerine_
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Flushing out the medium with bone meal.
Any thoughts on this?
I did this on a couple of plants. Albeit they weren't over fertigated so no notable difference. But, I do think if you're goal is to tie up excessive salts in the medium, its more effective than plain water.
Absolutely nothing is being removed from the plants and thats really the point that should've be driven home.
That, and dont overfeed em.
Any thoughts on this?
I did this on a couple of plants. Albeit they weren't over fertigated so no notable difference. But, I do think if you're goal is to tie up excessive salts in the medium, its more effective than plain water.
Absolutely nothing is being removed from the plants and thats really the point that should've be driven home.
That, and dont overfeed em.
Dr. Who
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Dr. Who
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Absolute LIE!
Calcium crystal in bottle fed Cannabis
Why did you bother to post a picture that you cut and pasted from another website that has nothing to due with cannabis?
In fact, the paper I took it from is all on how these crystals FORM in plants - NATURALLY!
Then there is the FACT that NO amount of flushing would remove that from a plant...
Sorry sport,, YOUR BUSTED!
Here's the pdf of the paper
Later
PS As an afterthought, I google searched the image - I was right..... My paper was the second one listed!