CrystalizedHairs
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I have a question about flushing. All of the strains I am growing are 8, 8-9, or9 weeks strains (Permafrost, WW/AK-47 Jewel, White Rhino, OG Kush, and Nepal Hash). Tueday, the 19th, will be the start of week 6 preflower. I want to flush at that point to get a full two weeks of flushing, but that would be three weeks for any that go 9 weeks. Is that too long? Being this is my first run with these strains, they may even take an additonal week, so that would be 3-4 weeks flushing. Is that too long? Or better yet, can I start flushing when trichomes are 75% cloudy/25% clear, to achieve 75% cloudy/25% amber? Any suggestions? I don't want to limit my success by starving them in their last couple weeks or taste any leftover nutes. I'm using General Hydroponics nutes/Lucas Formula if that matters.
Another note, powdery mildew, I've noticed a couple spots in the bloom tent on some fan leaves, notably the couple soil plants. The humidity is about 36% RH, temp about 75F and I have several 10" oscillating fans as well as a 14" fan on the ground pointing straight up. There are no dead spots. I have SM-90 that I use in my water. Should I use this in a foliar spray, or is H2O2 3% more effective?
Another note, powdery mildew, I've noticed a couple spots in the bloom tent on some fan leaves, notably the couple soil plants. The humidity is about 36% RH, temp about 75F and I have several 10" oscillating fans as well as a 14" fan on the ground pointing straight up. There are no dead spots. I have SM-90 that I use in my water. Should I use this in a foliar spray, or is H2O2 3% more effective?