Wattzzup
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Huh?
First timer ready to flush soon?
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swangang69
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Crystals are still clear with the odd one getting cloudy I think I wil postpone the flush until about the 15th - 17th see how she is ready then
PadawanWarrior
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Yes I grow organically, but Renfro doesn't. He said exactly what I thought he would. That's a man that knows his shit.Oh great you too
you grow organic so your opinion on flushing is not welcome
So is it necessary to flush? Was told other day it wasn’t needed.
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PadawanWarrior
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And if you insist on flushing, at least use Brawndo.
swangang69
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haHAA
Budget Buds
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I do hydro with synthetic nutrients and I say flushing is not a requirement for producing great cannabis, Properly drying and curing is what makes great smoke. All flushing does is kill the potential of you're yieldsOh great you too
you grow organic so your opinion on flushing is not welcome
Gond00s
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ahh yes 30ml a gallon at reg dose but I usually use 45 for the end flush.
Budget Buds
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Yeah mendo dope has a lyric from a song about it, must be true smh.......3:49 "If you want it clean need a two week flush".
And yeah, they know their shit..
swangang69
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All cringe stuff aside she's looking ready for flush this Sunday which will be the 65th day of her life and I'm planning on doing 2 week flush so will be around 80 days old when I chop her down hairs are around 70% orange hairs by Sunday will be 90% orange hairs I would say and trichromes have begun to go cloudy getting very excited now to try my first grows smokeee looking very niceee atm if do say so myself
Budget Buds
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Take closer pictures and post them. People cuts plants too early all the time. It will make your weed half as good and hurt yield and smell.
People always say to harvest by trichomes, but what they fail to mention is that you shouldn't even bother looking at them until the plants look finished. I don't know the correct terminology is but the lil bracts or whatever they are called under the pistils swell up and look and feel like they gonna bust. At this point it's time to start scoping if your going too.
Scoping too early can lead to premature harvest I've seen trichomes that are changing weeks before harvest, new ones kinda pile on as time goes by and then those cycle into changing colors.
I know autos are fast but I doubt it's that's fast, how many days does the company claim?
Harvesting late is way better then potentially weeks early ending up with some hay smelling herb that lacks potency. Rarely is anyone upset they took a plant too long.
People always say to harvest by trichomes, but what they fail to mention is that you shouldn't even bother looking at them until the plants look finished. I don't know the correct terminology is but the lil bracts or whatever they are called under the pistils swell up and look and feel like they gonna bust. At this point it's time to start scoping if your going too.
Scoping too early can lead to premature harvest I've seen trichomes that are changing weeks before harvest, new ones kinda pile on as time goes by and then those cycle into changing colors.
I know autos are fast but I doubt it's that's fast, how many days does the company claim?
Harvesting late is way better then potentially weeks early ending up with some hay smelling herb that lacks potency. Rarely is anyone upset they took a plant too long.
swangang69
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swangang69
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I will take some updated pictures when I finish work and the breeder says it takes 9-10weeks and I will be cutting around 11 almost 12 weeks with the 2 week flush.let me get this straight in the flush do the trichromes continue to go cloudy/Amber if soo I honestly think iam onto a good schedule and she looks very much ready you will see in the pic. even the leafs are beginning to yellow a little even with me feeding its simply coming to the end of its life I feel
swangang69
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Here are the pics how they looking for flush in 2 days?
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jondamon
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If you flush these for 2 weeks you will have zero leaves left on the plant as they will become necrotic and drop off.
these are mine day 67 of 12/12 they are currently on their Feed reduction.
I didn’t exceed 1.4EC the whole grow feeding daily in coco.
as they are now in their final week or so I’m reducing feed from 1.2 down to 0.8ish.
that’s a reduction from 750ppm .5scale down to around 400ppm.
4 different plants.
Critical+ x2
White Siberian
Eleven roses
swangang69
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i dont really understand what you mean tbh are you suggesting a shorter flush ?
jondamon
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Im suggesting no flush.
you’re plants are pale AF as it is and if you continue your plan of flushing For 2 weeks you’ll be depriving them of much needed nutrients.
that’s not to say you need to feed at full strength but in my honest opinion you’ve cut out nitrogen far far far too early hence your yellowing and nutrient deficient leaves.
swangang69
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this strain has been very touchy to nitrogen had leafs curling and very green from 3 weeks litrally couldn't help it as i feed with megacrop and this my first time so dont want to go crazzzzy ya know. im thinking its had TOO MUCH NITROGEN personally as i have seen something that to much nitrogen can lead to yellowing leavs in late stage but again im no expert but i hear 2 different story's kinda fcks my brain 
DarkWeb
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this strain has been very touchy to nitrogen had leafs curling and very green from 3 weeks litrally couldn't help it as i feed with megacrop and this my first time so dont want to go crazzzzy ya know. im thinking its had TOO MUCH NITROGEN personally as i have seen something that to much nitrogen can lead to yellowing leavs in late stage but again im no expert but i hear 2 different story's kinda fcks my brain
Suonds like your brain is fucked if you ask for advice and don't take it then tell us you know better. Good luck