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I generally yield around 1gpw of fairly high quality and as dense as my name suggests.@midwestdensies I have tried to feed that low a few times and never had good yield off of it but you are correct in it being a sound way to grow I am a huge supporter of don't over feed (however I am a hypocritical joke on this matter) but i also feel that if you have the cash for the nutrients and can flush super well then I see no problem with going all the way up to 2500 (if you have heavy feeders and do it gradually) I only recommend doing something like this in hydroton because it is real easy to kill your entire crop ( I never have but in soil yes at this numbers ) by putting so much into rockwool or soil it will burn the roots but just 10 min of plain water on hydroton and bare root every few hours seems to work super for me
My flower room is roughly 160 sq ft and last pull was 11 lb minus larf. So around 30 grams per sq ft. I'm rocking coco beds dtw fed every day for 2 mins.. I'd like to play with the feeds adventually for even better results hopefully. I'm glad all these methods work for everyone. Several ways to skin a deermidwest - how many watts per square foot are you rocking and what type of system ? DWC ?
I would most def go deficient feeding that lightly in rooms with 50w/ft2 in peat
My flower room is roughly 160 sq ft and last pull was 11 lb minus larf. So around 30 grams per sq ft. I'm rocking coco beds dtw fed every day for 2 mins.. I'd like to play with the feeds adventually for even better results hopefully. I'm glad all these methods work for everyone. Several ways to skin a deer
I never go over 5 ml of and and b each HG base. So I even use 1/2 what your using.^^^^^
Less Is More!!!!! I am Learning that more and more with the more I experiment. I used to use up to 14 ML H&G Base a gallon! and this round with the same strain doing about ten in peak weeks. SAME RESULTS maybe even frostier, yield should be the same. I can attest to this statement. Less is more MWD, keep slaying.
For the record, I Flush with regular PH'd water every week after two feeds and It seems to save money, so why would you spend more money on the same results? Then I flush for AT LEAST 10 days before I pull. Have you ever tasted nutrient rich nuggets??? full of chemicals and gnarlyness, not my favorite, taste is so off, like pepper. Remember in NATURE these plants take the nutrients from the sun and microbial organic life to produce the correct NPK ratios in the wild. When its produced naturally and not saturated chemically of course its going to tastes better. Im pretty sure everyone who grows dank and has nice flavor will say you need to flush out the nutes. People were saying once a chemical is in the leaf it never comes out. Sure there will always be residuals but when a thing is fully flushed like a tree the leaves change colors. and you can SEE that there are no nutrients left in the thing.
FLUSHED BUDS
Non Flushed buds
ALL DAY.
Good Looking Out.I never go over 5 ml of and and b each HG base. So I even use 1/2 what your using.
Word of the day "FLAVANOIDS" cuz who doesnt like 100% of the taste 100% of the time!I don't like smoking chlorophyll, but I like smoking a lot of what chlorophyll breaks down into. That's why I like to flush...
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I don't like smoking chlorophyll, but I like smoking a lot of what chlorophyll breaks down into. That's why I like to flush...
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Neither carotenoids, nor flavonoids such as anthocyanins, are breakdown products from chlorophyll.I don't like smoking chlorophyll, but I like smoking a lot of what chlorophyll breaks down into. That's why I like to flush...
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Thank you, your post coaxed me go look it up :bookworm: Those terms were familiar from my reading on autumn leaf colors, interesting that it's actually the breakdown of green chlorophyll un-masking the others.Thanks @Herb Forester for pointing that out :)
Would you mind reminding us what senescence is man thats a cool wordThank you, your post coaxed me go look it up :bookworm: Those terms were familiar from my reading on autumn leaf colors, interesting that it's actually the breakdown of green chlorophyll un-masking the others.
Fwiw I think all this fade/flushing stuff is just forced early senescence.
Thank you, your post coaxed me go look it up :bookworm: Those terms were familiar from my reading on autumn leaf colors, interesting that it's actually the breakdown of green chlorophyll un-masking the others.
Fwiw I think all this fade/flushing stuff is just forced early senescence.
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