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The money crop “critical” 👍🌲
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weeks 4-7
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weeks 4-7
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weeks 4-7
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Week 6
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Jayndre695 years ago
Start of week 6 they have bounced back from there flush and eating there food again nicely, unfortunately I think I've missed out on a weeks feeding but live and learn there still looking pretty good yield wise and the buds are already nice and tight and covered in tricombes so fingers crossed there finish up nicely.
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Jayndre69started grow question 5 years ago
Hi guys anyone have experience with flawless finish I'm reading you only need to flush with this agent for a week and there ready to go but surely even the flawless finish is still a nutrient into the soil wouldnt you still need to flush out with just water at the end of the week
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Blueboy2019answered grow question 5 years ago
It's 100% worth getting only use for the flush time but there's a massive difference
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JinksyGrowsanswered grow question 5 years ago
After reading all the other answers, I feel duped into buying flawless finish now. So, I removed my answer.
I did more reading and everyone is correct. I know how it works but it's not worth it. I probably won't be using it this run, now, either. Just normal tap flushes
If you still want it, I got a tonne I'll never use, lol.
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Ga4rd2en0eranswered grow question 5 years ago
Never used flawless finish but USED to flush my plants and last run decided not to. Guess what, still tastes great, still burns right and ashes up white. I believe proper slow drying and curing far more effects the quality of your final product vs the flushing. I am eliminating all the pretty labeled stuff I bought on my first run and am finding you dont need 99% of it.
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