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My apologies growers. Had a break in which left our grow rooms heavily damaged. Will be back as soon as we have everything back up and running.

6 total for that style. 2 small rounds in the basket 2 large hanging below the basket hidden inside of roots 2 large rounds in the 8 gal bucket.

2 week's, 3 days, 16 hours 13 min's and 6 seconds. { <----harvest.....................you----->}

I just grow in the cooler. A marine cooler has a 5 day ice rating, maintains temps on it's own. Adding a few extra air stones will also help with temps.

Trimming the crap out of the plant is what I do in those situations. Cutting at the closest nod to the stalk and of course topping it as far down as possible. The more it boots for regrowth the more it thickens up. Problem is it set's veg time back by weeks and will leave you with insane roots...

We would just add straight/ro water. Makes it easier to diagnose. Maybe if it doesn't drink right away to speed it up but wouldn't do it right off.

From lockout of from to low of a dosage, either way it looks to be cal/mag deficient. The safest rout to see if it is locked out is to change rez to straight water. If it drinks up right away it's a straight up deficiency, if it takes a few days to drink normal it was locked out. If it...

Guessing a calcium def. We would drain the rez and fill it with straight water and give it a day to see if it's drinking. Once it starts drinking we reintroduce nutes to the system. Ph adjustment may be needed if the problem returns. If it drinks right away it's in need of more cal/mag, if...

My rez climbs up close to 7 by the next top off while using our Flushing agent, but we take it back down to 6. Some products require different ph levels, so you might what to check the bottle for a suggested level. My line calls for 5.8 to 6.0 yet others suggest low 5's.

Yeah, this looking at a pic and reading a few sentences isn't exactly the best way to figure some of these things out. Nutes, dosage, water temps, ph levels, stain, man the list of factors can go on and on.

They are cheap enough that we throw them out at harvest and use new for the next run.

Mush respect fellow growers, much respect!

So what exactly is your argument ? Calling something bullshit and then attempting to validate it by insulting me isn't much to go on.

The plant does not starve, it feeds off the reserves the plant naturally stores in the leaves and stalks, this includes burning off of any residuals left by the chemicals we use especially bloom boosters. A good read for anyone that's interested in more information on Flushing...

Yellowing of leaves, in the last few days of the second week of flush. Any healthy plant can go a week or two without showing signs of trouble. Water temps and ph levels being the only factors left to look at.

No they don't. They get a lovely yellow as the plant cleans out residuals from the leaves. OP has other issue's going on from the way his leaves are cupped down and curling. A toxicity issue that was there before the flush, not because of the flush.

Sure it will, but it will most likely start to chip off as the bucket is flexible. Wrapping them with Panda film or thick black plastic would work too. Way more work then it's worth compared to the $5 bucks for black buckets. I'd pay $20 each just for the piece of mind.

That's what we use for flower. 1 for each plant. Almost silent and puts out more than enough air for 10 large rounds and 2 small rounds. This is a 25 gal cooler with about 20 gals of water/nutes, and that's the air flow a pondmaster puts out.

I run DWC and flush the last 3 weeks and a minimume of 2 weeks. Straight potash for a week, clear for a week and then water for a week. After feeding them chemicals for months our plants could never clean themselves out in a few days, and I surely don't want to be smoking it or tasting it in...