Thoughts on my flushing method.
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chuck estevez
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it's like a detox, LOL now they are comparing it to a drug addict getting off drugs
heavyset
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never use fans when you dry unless you harvest like half a pound or better. half of these cats harvesting like a month early on these forums and then wondering why the results are shit . no smell no taste then that particular pheno needed to comepletely finish her life cycle no two cannabis plants are the same they are just like people .
AlphaPhase
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Hey yall, check this out!
So I've been puffing on a bowl tonight of some fresh harvested bud. It's been drying s full 3 days now. I didn't flush at all, my last watering was 780ppm of nutes.
No cure.
No flush.
As huell howser would say, "that's amazing!"
It taste the same as organic or flushed bud as well. I mean, just look at that ash color! How the hell do people get black ash anyway, is it an organic thing or something?
So I've been puffing on a bowl tonight of some fresh harvested bud. It's been drying s full 3 days now. I didn't flush at all, my last watering was 780ppm of nutes.
No cure.
No flush.
As huell howser would say, "that's amazing!"
It taste the same as organic or flushed bud as well. I mean, just look at that ash color! How the hell do people get black ash anyway, is it an organic thing or something?
Stoneybaloney5
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Mollasses should only be used as a food source for the mychorizae and beneficial bacteria in your medium once a week a tsp a gal
AlphaPhase
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For sure gonna cure
just wanted to try a sample and was surprised the ash was white and it tasted great after 3 or 4 days drying (the bigger buds took a bit longer to dry though). It was surprisingly smooth ! 
And yeah, molasses isn't for flushing or whatever is going on there, it's only for the bennies, not the taste or end product being produced, it's for the soil only
