Budley Doright
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Some are but not mine lol. Buddy down the road has it and yup it smells like crap.
Flushing With Tap Water?
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Dr.Nick Riviera
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2Ton
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Budley Doright
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Plants will drink just not absorb some nutrients but is a flush even necessary? I have not noticed any difference in the final product unless I use some boosters which I don't any more, in hydro BTW.
2Ton
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Its the quality of smoke... u can tell if u build a blunt (no tabacco) with a non flushed plant and a flushed plant the non flushed will be harsh on the back of your throat (you can taste the chemicals) where as the flushed will smoke smooth as you like!! However the more you flush the more weight (salts etc) you loose so if your growing to sell dont flush for as long. But remember if it smokes like shit it wont sell anyways
Budley Doright
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40 years of growing and I can honestly say I've never noticed a difference. And nope never hurt sales either lol. The majority of what I sell is outdoor and it gets organic till chop. But I prefer the hydroIts the quality of smoke... u can tell if u build a blunt (no tabacco) with a non flushed plant and a flushed plant the non flushed will be harsh on the back of your throat (you can taste the chemicals) where as the flushed will smoke smooth as you like!! However the more you flush the more weight (salts etc) you loose so if your growing to sell dont flush for as long. But remember if it smokes like shit it wont sell anyways
.Dr.Nick Riviera
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if it happened the way you say, the buds would turn yellow too, but they don't because that is not how nutrients and plants work. google plant nutrient uptake and start reading. The plant doesn't know the difference between organic nitrogen or nitrogen in a bottle.Its the quality of smoke... u can tell if u build a blunt (no tabacco) with a non flushed plant and a flushed plant the non flushed will be harsh on the back of your throat (you can taste the chemicals) where as the flushed will smoke smooth as you like!! However the more you flush the more weight (salts etc) you loose so if your growing to sell dont flush for as long. But remember if it smokes like shit it wont sell anyways
greg nr
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fwiw my well water comes out of the tap at about 40 ppm and tests out with no detectable sulphur. pH out of the tap is 5.9.
About the only issue I have with it is that if I leave it in an open container for a few days the pH will rise to about 7.4. I think it's dissolved CO2 but I haven't checked that yet. IT's fine in a closed container. Plants don't seem to care, but I have to buffer it for the fish tank.
About the only issue I have with it is that if I leave it in an open container for a few days the pH will rise to about 7.4. I think it's dissolved CO2 but I haven't checked that yet. IT's fine in a closed container. Plants don't seem to care, but I have to buffer it for the fish tank.
bryan oconner
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look at these pro workers . do you think they flush ?
something i agree with you on . but you hold me up to being such a fuck up. this poster wont know what to think
2Ton
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I know everyone grows differently.... so in my experience which is only about 8 years and i have only grown indoor in hyfro and coco ...Not flushing only works with a true organic feed and if your smart enough (I am not). If it tastes harsh and/or doesn't stay lit while passing the j you are smoking fertilizer.
The whole flushing for better taste thing has been taken too far .. however If you overfertlized the medium (most people do) there is a need to flush plants... when you nuting up2 2.2 ando 2.4 on the EC I want to flush to make sure I didn't over Nutella the medium. I dont under feed as this isn't going to improve anything.
But like I said this is only my experience
Indacouch
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Yup exactly ....I fill my tank after every watering to get ready for the next time and have no issues whatsoever .....hell even when I go straight out of the hose I don't have no issues ,,and that's in three different location with well water being one of them ....go figure
And the toilet is the only thing I flush ...simply because even the term flushing means many different things on here and I'm not guna waste my time explaining that for the 700th time
Dr. Who
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Its the quality of smoke... u can tell if u build a blunt (no tabacco) with a non flushed plant and a flushed plant the non flushed will be harsh on the back of your throat (you can taste the chemicals) where as the flushed will smoke smooth as you like!! However the more you flush the more weight (salts etc) you loose so if your growing to sell dont flush for as long. But remember if it smokes like shit it wont sell anyways
NO, you CAN'T! I told you why in the other flushing thread! NOR can you remove "salts or nutrients" from the plant with ANY type of FLUSH! The plant doesn't work that way - period!
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bryan oconner
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i run straight water for the last 5 days . its just what i have to do. saves cash and last 5 days with out nutrients wont matter . so much nutrients are left in the soil anyways and i reuse my soil i do not want to burn baby plants .
Budley Doright
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Ya I really doubt 5 days is gonna hurt yields. The time of chop varies from grower to grower and that 5 days could be after someone has cut their plant so again I doubt it matters much. If you want to flush and feel it helps then I say have at err. It's not like your losing half the yield.
OldMedUser
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CO2 in water forms carbonic acid which will lower the pH not raise it. Unless your are bubbling pure CO2 in your water it won't make any difference to an open container for long time.
greg nr
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Exactly. So with dissolved CO2 my pH would be lower (5.9), and after a couple of days it out gasses and the pH raises to 7.4 Just a thory at this point. I have a disolved co2 test kit, I just haven't used it yet.
It doesn't seem to effect water in a jug, and doesn't seem to bother plants, so I'm not really worried about it. The reason I wanted to check for dissolved gas is that RO won't remove that if it does become an issue.
Budley Doright
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Any thoughts as to why it's rising? My well water does the same just not as drastic.