auto ak47. first time grow

Not really a huge fan of flushing. tossing tons of water into a pot to flood it and leach any remaining nutrients out of the medium. Lowering feed or not giving feed end of life is ok. allows the plant to use up what is avilable and to not overfeed it in the first place that a flush would be needed. Everyone should be doing this as plants do not need as much feed end of life or beginning of life so you should be adjusting as the plant dictates its needs. Plants do not piss or leach out the minerals they consume, they will just use them up. You can google a lot of about "flushing myth" or "reasons to flush" But the take away for me is this : on a double blind study of weed connoisseurs they could not tell the difference in flushed or un-flushed weed, taste, looks smells ext. Chemical analysis was ran and showed negligent results on any point for differences "high vs low" for any compounds inside the buds. aka the ones that flushing is suppose to "flush" out of the plant. Flushing is a great tool to correct a catastrophic issue in the medium to prevent a meltdown and wasted crop. But its not a magic tool end of cycle. I don't know of any other plant people flush end f harvest but that might just be my limited life experience. If you still want to do it despite it doing nothing as it makes you feel better then go ahead and base that on how ripe the plant is vs how long its been alive. Organno man has some good tips on it, Then ask yourself if its really needed in the long run, do a test of 2-6 plants ones that gets flushed ones not that do not, do this with clones.. not seeds. and cure them well. Cure has a massive impact on how weed taste. A lot of times people forget about that. Good Luck!

When u see the first brown trichomes start flash for about 1 -2 weeks when they are about 20% brown u can cut

No. You still have at least 4 weeks to go........breeders descriptions are nowhere near reality. Once your plant has about 95% brown pistils is when "flushing" should be considered and then harvest 2-3 weeks later when the plant has 98-99% brown pistils. "Flushing" does not mean pouring gallons and gallons of water through the potter, just stop all fertilizers for the final 2 weeks before harvest and the plant will "flush" itself of any nutrient salts naturally.