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@FrostRailz, you’re the one acting hostile and defensive. All I’m doing is correcting your misinformation. Not mad at all, just astounded that someone can have as many grows as you and still be so ignorant about one of the basic principles of horticulture.

@FrostRailz, but since you clearly don’t fall into the aforementioned category, I’m sure you can manage to google for yourself how flushing works. Maybe then you’ll stop thinking you’re smarter than science, but I doubt it.

@FrostRailz, I don’t have to google information that’s common knowledge to any halfway decent grower. Flushing is literally proven and you’re trying to argue that it’s a myth. Are you under the impression that all the water that goes into your plant stays in the plant somehow? Ignorance at it’s finest. And also, after a dozen times seeing it, I have to tell you... it’s “you’re”.

@FrostRailz, when the water travels through the plant, the act of diffusion pulls leftover nutrients from the plant. Which is flushing the plant, not just the medium.

@FrostRailzTester, you’re right, I don’t have a diary on this site yet. What I do have is a degree in botany, and you saying that flushing is a myth is incredibly ignorant and spreading false information. You’re a prime example of why grow journals are a horrible source of information.

@FrostRailz, are you aware that the water you put into the medium is then absorbed into the plant? By watering without nutrients, the plain water travels through the plant and removes nutrients through the act of diffusion. It’s literally proven, I’m not sure how you think it’s even debatable.

Did you really just say that flushing is a myth? Lmao :joy: