When should flushing begin

Flushing has been shown to have absoloutley no effect on harvest. Unless your doing it to correct a ph imbalance it's waste of literal time. Don't take my word for it though.

What's up homeboy..I couldn't tell if you grew organically? If so just feed her plain water , PH definitely won't hurt. That's my Jam and buds turned dense and fan leaves yellow if done right. TIP: FEED H20 FOR ABOUT 2 WEEKS THAN STOP! AND LEAVE HER TO DRY FOR ANOTHER WEEK, NO WATER WHATSOVER. Non organic nutes Should definitely be flushed. Just make sure you PH the water runoff to ensure that all nutes have been flushed as nitrogen levels will keep fan leafs green. Hope this helps.

I would say these girls need maybe 7-10 days more before starting the Flush! I would like to see the buds bulk up a little more. I really recommend to let the girls sit 48hr in total darkness as well before harvest! It boost the thricomes production and may increase the potency. It won’t maybe not be a significant difference all the time. But I’ve seen almost non frosty buds go to almost 100% frosty in those 48hr. So give it 7-10 max 14 days before starting the 5-10days flush. Depends on the size of pot, medium you used and what kind of nutrients you use. I recommend flushing her so the leaves start to change color then you know the buds starting to uptake the last of the nutes in the leaves. Good luck my friend 😃

When your plants have approx 95% brown pistils stop all nutrients, fertilizers and supplements and harvest about 2 weeks later once there are 98-99% brown pistils and your desired ripeness of the trichomes has occurred. For "flushing", there is no need to drown your plants with gallons of water, just stop all additives and give only plain water, in normal amounts and at normal intervals and the plants will "flush" themselves naturally. Drowning the plants with huge amounts of water will not make this occur any faster, the plants metabolism works at a certain pace and can not be accelerated with floods of water............it takes time, (roughly 10 days) for the plant to do this all by itself...........not huge amounts of water.