Hello everyone i have a gorilla candy auto, that is currently 10 weeks old. Is there any tips and suggestions on when to start harvesting her? And the best way to dry and cure? Also would it be okay or beneficial for her to to be trimmed for her last bit of time? Never really trimmed her.
If you are in soil most people here would tell you not to "flush" soil. What you can do is give them just plain water if you want. But I have read that in soil plants will fade on their own. That when they are done eating they will stop and fade naturally, but don't quote me on that, I am very new to soil!
Wait for one of the big boys or girls to answer your flushing question in more depth, but AFAIK, in soil we don't flush. I cant say whether or not we stop feeding at a certain stage though, hopefully one of the pros can answer that.
If you are in soil most people here would tell you not to "flush" soil. What you can do is give them just plain water if you want. But I have read that in soil plants will fade on their own. That when they are done eating they will stop and fade naturally, but don't quote me on that, I am very new to soil!
Wait for one of the big boys or girls to answer your flushing question in more depth, but AFAIK, in soil we don't flush. I cant say whether or not we stop feeding at a certain stage though, hopefully one of the pros can answer that.
yes, as above - just let her finish. some yellow leaves, struggles- what do we care if bud is building right and it's close to finish??
will be good bud from her, I can see it from here so good job
I feed to the end and flush last 3 days with chelated
some flush with water last week
some don't flush at all
it's your plant so choice is yours
there's more than one good solution here
yes, as above - just let her finish. some yellow leaves, struggles- what do we care if bud is building right and it's close to finish??
will be good bud from her, I can see it from here so good job
I feed to the end and flush last 3 days with chelated
some flush with water last week
some don't flush at all
it's your plant so choice is yours
there's more than one good solution here