So you suggest to starve her in her last weeks? I know i should not give her the whole amount of nutrients, because the taste won't be the best. But only water?
Not quite "starve," rather
deprive. All those beautiful green leaves have one job, store and distribute carbs. As long as those babies are green they are feeding that plant that last 6-7 weeks of stored carbs. Most of these are packed on between weeks and 3-5, which is really the only time most plants will need a heavy feeding. That's your standard commercial 8-9 week crops.
As those flowers yellow and drop, they give every last bit they have, and you can go ahead and pull them when they droop or look soft, rather than missing them and let them rot. But that is what process we have going on. An organic and gentle carbohydrate, like molasses, black strap of unsulfured, will not leave a taste even if you use it in heavy doses while flushing. It leaves delicious smoke. These carbs will give the plant everything it needs to swell in the last two weeks without suffering much loss in yield, while gaining an enhanced tasting and smelling harvest.
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