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BobsBud'sBomb

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If I've been using a Schultz tomato fertilizer and haven't flushed and I pop a few popcorn buds off and torch em without quick drying or anything would the chemicals just make it taste bad or could it be harmful?
 
BobsBud'sBomb said:
If I've been using a Schultz tomato fertilizer and haven't flushed and I pop a few popcorn buds off and torch em without quick drying or anything would the chemicals just make it taste bad or could it be harmful?
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lol, no, dumping water through a medium such as soil, does nothing to magically flush those so called nasty chemicals out of the buds you end up smoking..
tldr, smoke it, you'll be fine..
 
BobsBud'sBomb said:
I've heard that but seen people argue to the death that it does lol. Also heard people say the curing is what draws them out.. Nothing to that either?
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curing is the key to good tasting bud, but it doesn't draw out anything, it simply converts starches in the bud to sugars and a few other key things.. what ever you put into a bud is always going to be there.. people say chemicals, like it's a bad thing.. npk, the three main ingredients in any good fertilizer, while, yes, in reality, are chemicals, so is every part of a plant.. there is no life without chemicals.
lastly, learn about mobile and immobile elements.. some elements are mobile with in the plant, meaning that if say for instance, the top of a plant needs one chemical, it can pull that chemical from another part of the plant, and use it where needed.. other's are immobile, meaning that they can't easily move around in the plant from one area to another.. due to immobile elements being inside of plants, flushing does absolutely nothing to remove them, since they don't move easily from with in the plant to begin with..
 
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