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Tootiehobgoblinstarted grow question 5 months ago
Any help on this Autoflower timline? She is 59 days from seed in this photo and Im wondering where I should go with my nute schedule. How long could she have left? And how long should I leave to flush my coco at the end?
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Organomananswered grow question 5 months ago
You still have 5-6 weeks to go.
Continue with bloom nutrients.
Flush only in the last week.
Once there are 98-99% brown pistils/hairs, you will be approaching the harvest window.
As it is now, this plant is only at the beginning of flowering and still has a lot of growing to do.
With autos, never believe what is written on the packet regarding time lines........they are only a very rough guide based on extremely perfect examples grown in extremely perfect conditions by extremely lucky growers.
GoldenWeedGroweranswered grow question 5 months ago
it depends on several factors, but for an auto the range is 85-105. The flush is useful ONLY for saving the fertilizer money fot the last week ;)
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001100010010011110answered grow question 5 months ago
i don't see any reason to flush your substrate. It does not look to have a toxicity of any kind? If you think something is running a bit high, reduce concentrationa bit.
If you want to be lazy, you can give water only the last 3-7 days or so in soilless context. It won't have any negative impact that would matter. "where you shoudl go with it" should not be based on an arbitrary feeding schedule but based upon observancae of the plant.
Do they flush outdoor plants? No, because that's absurd, lol. Do it to be lazy and don't want to mix the fertilizer, but don't do it because everyone else is doing it. It's bro-science.
You've got a very long time, yet. Those are just-formed buds. Might be anotehr week or 2 of noticeable plumping, then another week or two of ripening. All you have right now is long white hairs (stigmata). It's fairly early in the process. 4-5 more weeks is a good guess... genetics vary. maybe you have a fast developer or a slower one.
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