Green Crack Autoflower

@MooSnuckle69,👊👊. Still snowing😵, well over a foot of wet heavy snow, YUCK!!! The trans Canada highway was closed yesterday from the Manitoba border all the way to Thunder Bay just about, accidents and trucks in the ditch everywhere, CRAZY!!! Have a great day and stay safe!!

@northernMike, Sounds like you skipped Fall and went right into winter.😂 We have a couple days where it is close to 70 degrees and the next few days a high of 40 degrees. Hard to get used to the change in temps. I appreciate your response. I think I will stick with the proper flush and get the ppm's as low as possible. All my plants are completely yellow leaves at this point. Buds are looking good and trichomes are getting cloudy. I'm going to wait for some amber and then it's chop time. I just want this crop to be free of chemicals and burn well. Every harvest thus far some people have complained of harshness. Thanks again and be well. ✌️🏼

@MooSnuckle69,We just got dumped on😵, woke up this morning to about 4-5 cm of heavey wet snow, supposed tho get another 20-30cm today and another 10-12cm overnight and tomorrow😲😲. I don't think it's going to stick around as temps are just above zero in the daytime for the next few days👍.. As far as molasses goes , I think it makes the plants more resinous for sure, just like any simple sugar would, plus it has a bit of calcium and other micro nutrients. I use molasses mostly to feed the soil and the microbes in the soil which produce sugars and carbs that the plant can uptake easily, I think if you use molasses right up until the end you cannot get a proper flush because the microbes are still feeding and producing sugars and the plant is still feeding from the soil.( my opinion) The idea of the flush is remove all nutrients from the soil so the plant will start to feed on the sugars and micro nutrients that are stored in the leaves, this causes the leaves to fade and change colour. I hope this helps👊👊