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How long do y’all flush!?
In promix 2 weeks /coco can be as little as 4 days I've been toldHow long do y’all flush!?
Lol does he use nutrients to boost apple production? Honest questionI flush my outdoor plants when I see the guy down the road flushing his apple trees.
Thanks for replying!1-2 days is fine some of us don't flush at all, you'll get many choices for this post. SS
Thanks for replying I’m using soilIn promix 2 weeks /coco can be as little as 4 days I've been told
Not sure but he flushes for at least a week longer than my buddy who flushes his corn! All kidding aside, flushing does very little. I'll run a few waterings at the end with just water but that's only if the ripening isn't done.Lol does he use nutrients to boost apple production? Honest question
Actually yes. Know anything about actual food crops and farming? We consume lettuce and onions and potatoes. Do any of those get flushed?Lol does he use nutrients to boost apple production? Honest question
Good point, I think the idea of flushing came thru in the early 90's with the arrival of synthetic salt based nutes, and to a lesser extent, commercial hydroponics. Before 1980, you didn't hear about flushing the medium.Actually yes. Know anything about actual food crops and farming? We consume lettuce and onions and potatoes. Do any of those get flushed?
Is the plant going to shit? No. The idea of flushing to clear nutes from a plant is retarded. It takes in nutrients and uses them. What flushing does do is start deficiencies. So they’re pulling the mobile nutrients from older leaves. Like these dumb “dark periods” before initiating flower. Damned photosynthesis anyway. Right? They basically start dying. Great start to flower.Good point, I think the idea of flushing came thru in the early 90's with the arrival of synthetic salt based nutes, and to a lesser extent, commercial hydroponics. Before 1980, you didn't hear about flushing the medium.
Foxtail is ugly and hard to trim but harmless. Some strains are more prone to it than others.No argument here, so long as you're not driving them to foxtails, there's a happy middle ground for everything.
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