Midflush problems - any help?

[Christine20]

Hey, guys,

Hope everything is good at you.

We need some help with a specific issue - midflush. We started a midflush process with Florakleen, and we let it work for 6 hours, non stop. When we went to check, the girls were very sad. I attached some photos. The tips of the leaves are either burnt, or very sad.
I have to mention that we grow in clay pebbles, the Ph in the flush process is normal and we used filtered water.

Should we stop the flush and start giving them nutrients?

Any help is much appreciated.

Tnxxx

 

[Herb & Suds]

Yes
And why on earth did you flush?

 

[waterproof808]

what the heck is a midflush?

 

[waterproof808]

I looked at your post history, seem to always have issues after doing a flush. Maybe you should stop the flushing, because it historically has never fixed your issues.

 

[Christine20]

I looked at your post history, seem to always have issues after doing a flush. Maybe you should stop the flushing, because it historically has never fixed your issues.

Hey, sorry, didn t meant to bother someone here.
Just looking for some opinions.

 

[Christine20]

what the heck is a midflush?

Meaning that is not the final flush, before harvest.

 

[Herb & Suds]

Hey, sorry, didn t meant to bother someone here.
Just looking for some opinions.

Don’t be sorry we are inquisitive
Why did you flush ?
Fear of over feeding?

 

[Christine20]

Don’t be sorry we are inquisitive
Why did you flush ?
Fear of over feeding?

Salt buildup on clay pebbles

 

[Christine20]

Yes
And why on earth did you flush?

Salt buildup

 

[Herb & Suds]

Salt buildup on clay pebbles

Excellent reason
But don’t be fooled sometimes what appears to be salt can just be calcium
Either way back to normal feeding maybe a bit lower amounts based on your tips

 

[waterproof808]

Hey, sorry, didn t meant to bother someone here.
Just looking for some opinions.

You weren’t being a bother, I just noticed that it’s not the first time you had problems after flushing. Maybe the flush is doing you more harm than good?

 

[calvin.m16]

I wouldn't flush them I would feed a normal strength nutrient solution. Flushing is an endless debate, some swear by it some swear against it. You never want to starve the plants so unless they are close to ready to harvest you shouldn't feed plain water unless you're in soil where it already has food/nutrients in it.

This forum requires thick skin there are lots of trolls on here. If you insist on doing flushing then do it for a few days prior to harvest once the plants have shown they're ready.