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Nomorebush
Nomorebushstarted grow question a year ago
Should flushing have any runoff? Also how will they react when I flush and the pH has been to high? Was 7 and I put 6.1, 1.7L, got around 0.3L runoff. Also one girl isn't drinking, been 3 days and still wet whilst the others want more. Should I harvest her? Thanks Hard nice nugs
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GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieanswered grow question a year ago
If you flush properly, you should have LOTS and LOTS of runoff... a flush is considered a flush when you've run 3x the pot volume of pH'd water through the pot... so if they're 3 gallon pots, you'd need to run 9 gallons of water through her - yeah, there should indeed be runoff! But if you're doing a slow, end of the grow flush, then there should also be some runoff - but that type of flush is done simply by giving her only water for the last week or so... If one lady isn't drinking anything, you may have some root problems or she may have been reacting to the high pH... If she's close to harvest but not harvestable yet, I'd just let her be... no need to harvest her early and don't give her any more water. Good luck....
gottagrowsometime
gottagrowsometimeanswered grow question a year ago
If your bud is fine and you don't want to harm her by leaving under light. Then, hell yeah flush. But soft flushing really is best. (Just give reg feeds of water as you would normally with ferts/water) If you do 3x the value of the pot. Jst remember, you still gotta leave it under the light for at least 3-4 days with lights on. So if site is fully done. Turn your light right town as you don't want to upset the ripening phase and 100% light on in that period is not good. Good luck with your harvest.
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Lewd101
Lewd101answered grow question a year ago
Granny nailed it.
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ZooKeeper
ZooKeeperanswered grow question a year ago
There is no need to flush your plants before harvest. What's needed is a nice slow drying process after harvest. You want to have the drying area to be 60-65F with a rh of 60-62% and air circulation not directly on the product. After the drying process you would start the cure of the product in jars. Burp the jars daily for 15 min for 7-10 days.
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CULTIVATORFROG
CULTIVATORFROGanswered grow question a year ago
Hola estoy de acuerdo con growinggarnnie. Ya estas cerca de la fecha de cosecha. Revisa tus teicomas y si les falta maduracion puedes esperar una semana mas. Lo que puedo recomendarte es que controles la humedad de tu ambiente para no generar oidio en tus cocos. Suerte
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