White Widow Extrm Auto

Day 71 - The plants look good. No signs of nutrient burn. It's probably early, so I'll keep checking on it. - I just check the trichomes and I saw that a couple of them are amber! I usually like to flush the plants when 50% are clear and 50% are cloudy - I will flush the plants tomorrow, then a PH'ed watering in 3 or 4 days, then a couple days after that, they will be chopped down and hung dry Day 72 - I flushed the plants with a whole lot of water. I literally put the plants into the laundry tub, and let the water pour over the soil and drain the traces of nutrients. - I'm conflicted over the square grow bags. When flushing the plants, I noticed that ever after a ton of water was poured over the soil, a lot of soil in the corners below the surface was still dry. I find that very perplexing! I didn't notice that happening with the circular grow bags - Another thing that happened while do the flush, was the plants started to lean over. This is due to the plug that the seeds were germinated in. - I do like germinating seeds in the propagator as it is easier to keep them warm and humid. - I feel that next time when I plant the seedlings with their grow bags, I'll need to bury the seedlings and plugs deeper into the soil. Maybe were the plug is below the soil top. - Another thing I need to get is bamboo plant stakes. I never needed them before with the photoperiods and now that it's winter, they are not easy to get a hold of. Day 76 - watered the plants with PH'ed water. I'd say about half of the plants had soil that still looked damp from the soaking I gave them during the flush but I watered them anyways. - I gave each plant twice the amount of water I normally give to ensure a flush of the nutrients as this will be the last watering before I cut them down Day 77 - Plants are looking good. They are totally unchanged since just before the flush. - I'll be chopping down the plants in two days, then hanging dry.