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Got it... That makes more sense... So most people on here drown before they harvest but don't flush... The drowning makes the plant start to ferment or cure out faster which in turn breaks down all the sugars and whatever is left in the plant and that is why there is no reason for a flush? So...

I read it and got it... You are saying that it isn't flushing because you aren't running a bunch of water through the medium to leach it... But the plant is no longer being fed while it is being drown and it is just taking up water and not nutes... That isn't much different than flushing the...

I know what you are talking about but doesn't putting your plants in (or just feeding them water) do the same thing as not feeding them (aka flushing)? So in a sense by drowning your plants you are flushing them.... The water will help the excess salts be leached from the soil and the plant...

How is flushing a waste of time? My plants finish in x amount of days regardless of if I flush or not... In fact, flushing saves me time (and money) because I don't have to mix nutes at the end... Has anyone done a side by side to compare yield with flushed or not flushed and found it to make...

Your plants look awesome! It looks like you started from seed... Starting from seed will take longer for sure... I usually add about 2 or 3 weeks to my veg time if starting from seed... On a side note, you can veg and flower under both MH and HPS... I actually prefer to flower sativas under MH...

If all of the plants by the dividing wall were the ones that hermied then maybe you have a light leak or a problem with that area of the room... some kind of environmental stress or something... if you are worried you should try Dutch Master Reverse... It will make it so your plants don't...

Things look great... I am getting my undercurrent next week... going to have one light per plant... can't wait!

Total Health Concepts has a pretty good variety of meds for $280 an ounce... they sell it at $10 a gram to anyone too just in case they can't afford a whole ounce... Probably one of the most reasonably priced places in Denver that I have come across... maybe try them out?

I just finished my first Canna grow with my ebb and gro system... All I have to say is that Canna is bomb... I loved it and it had awesome results... One thing I have noticed is that right around 4 weeks into flowering I get deficeincies no matter what I do... It has happedned 2 times with 2...

you can have per patient... and technically a clone isn't considered a plant until it has "secondary root hairs" that is what my lawyer told me... and there are tons of people selling clones everywhere... look on craigslist... most dispensaries won't just buy clones from anyone either, it might...

I love the system... and yeah things turned out great... had a few problems in the beginning just figuring things out but once i got everything dialed in shit just blew up... i even had to start shortening my veg time because they get so big in the flower room... I actually picked up a few more...

I have the same system and the roots have always done just fine in the water that sits at the bottom of the buckets... I check them from time to time and make sure that they are white and if they are then they are fine... Not so sure about your nutrients crystalizing tho... One thing I would...

I know that Total Health Concepts has a really good selection of candies, chocolates, other edibles and tinctures... They even have ice cream that is just amazing... 303.433.3121... thc-dispensary.com... There are plenty of other dispensaries too but that is the one I use...

I know that I had no records and the doctor was $150 plus the $90 dollar fee to the state... I went through Total Health Concepts in Denver... 303.433.3121 Best of luck

yeah... most of them want variety anyway so that is what they buy... I have seen them go as low as an ounce per purchace... don't expect to get much more than $250/oz tho...