Running into problems after using fox farm sledgehammer flush

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Devlin1242

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OGcloud808 said:
...7 years ago bruh...
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and you still looked and responded... I say to you 7 years ago bruh... If you have nothing to say on the thread pertaining to the thread then don't. Many people still refer back to this stuff but everything expires including info
 
OGcloud808

OGcloud808

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Hahaha lmfao no need to be a salty bitch Devlin, it popped up on the main page, stupid. Ur the dumbass replying to a plant issue from 7 years ago haha
 
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horsepants311

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what about flushing auto's?? I've read you can easily overwater them, so I wonder about flushing with sledgehammer then a lot of straight water after to "flush" the sledgehammer out... anyone else try this with autoflowers??
 
xtsho

xtsho

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horsepants311 said:
what about flushing auto's?? I've read you can easily overwater them, so I wonder about flushing with sledgehammer then a lot of straight water after to "flush" the sledgehammer out... anyone else try this with autoflowers??
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Why would you have to flush the Sledgehammer out? It's just yucca extract. It's saponin extracted from yucca. You can buy a less watered down version of the same stuff for 1/4 of the price. It might not have a cool name like Sledgehammer but it's the same stuff. It's just a wetting agent. There is nothing special about what's in Sledgehammer.

And it doesn't matter if it's a photoperiod plant or an autoflower plant. There is no need to be flushing unless you seriously overfeed due to inaccurate measuring.
 
CaliRootz88

CaliRootz88

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xtsho said:
Why would you have to flush the Sledgehammer out? It's just yucca extract. It's saponin extracted from yucca. You can buy a less watered down version of the same stuff for 1/4 of the price. It might not have a cool name like Sledgehammer but it's the same stuff. It's just a wetting agent. There is nothing special about what's in Sledgehammer.

And it doesn't matter if it's a photoperiod plant or an autoflower plant. There is no need to be flushing unless you seriously overfeed due to inaccurate measuring.
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I wonder what we will say in another 10 years. 20 years from the op :bigjoint:
 
Thodoph

Thodoph

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I feed my autos 3 times a day so I flush every 4 weeks until mid flower.
I use open sesame, Cha Chang and the other one I can't remember right off hand but they are full of N.
The girls love it.
It's all FF product.
 
Thodoph

Thodoph

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I forgot I flush with fresh water.
I'm so fucking high. This purple juice auto from gorilla seed made some damn good smoke
 
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horsepants311

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xtsho said:
Why would you have to flush the Sledgehammer out? It's just yucca extract. It's saponin extracted from yucca. You can buy a less watered down version of the same stuff for 1/4 of the price. It might not have a cool name like Sledgehammer but it's the same stuff. It's just a wetting agent. There is nothing special about what's in Sledgehammer.

And it doesn't matter if it's a photoperiod plant or an autoflower plant. There is no need to be flushing unless you seriously overfeed due to inaccurate measuring.
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thanks man
 
Brettman

Brettman

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No need for this fancy Sledgehammer bullshit…

I usually flush 30 gallons of tap water per gallon of medium starting around week 7 or 8.
 
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