videoman40
Well-Known Member
I read a little about a technique called "pushing", where, when the plant starts to flower, you feed it nutes every time you water it. I have been utilizing this technique somewhat modified, but still using it.
My plants are about 30 days into flowering, and I am using co2, which I feel is important for this post, as it speeds up the metabolism in the plant.
The part that I modified is that I have been, for the last week been feeding them, almost daily doses of double strength nutes. Now I know this goes against what I have read, but the plants seem to love it so far, the buds have doubled in size during these 4 days.
My question is this: how far can I push them before I get nute lockout, I'd like to flush before I get to that point.
My plants are about 30 days into flowering, and I am using co2, which I feel is important for this post, as it speeds up the metabolism in the plant.
The part that I modified is that I have been, for the last week been feeding them, almost daily doses of double strength nutes. Now I know this goes against what I have read, but the plants seem to love it so far, the buds have doubled in size during these 4 days.
My question is this: how far can I push them before I get nute lockout, I'd like to flush before I get to that point.
