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Yeah, I'll be waiting to harvest--so I can wait some more! Maybe I'll have something smokable in a couple more months. bongsmilie

Hi all, first real harvest coming up. She stretched and grew the first five weeks after flip (2/1/21). Now I'm just rounding the corner to start week nine. She finally started to spread up and down the stems, get fat, and the frost is starting to grow its own frost (not really, but she's thick...

We have ferreted out most of the people with really strong opinions. They got so worked up they had to go back to their confirmation bias workgroups (a.k.a. Facebook). One returned briefly, but didn't like the tone and re-left. My favorite was the guy who said it doesn't matter if you flush...

Hello friend. I probably can't help you with your actual problem, but someone else might if you include all your grow deatils (light, nutes, medium, conditions, schedule, and more details related to those details).

I flushed the shit out of it today. Pizza+lactose intolerance=FFFLLLUUUSSSHHH FLUSH FLUSH flush flush.....

Meh. Check this out: I'm brand new at growing weed. I haven't done a side-by-side or taste test or nuthin. Don't know anyone who has. This idea of "flushing" is new to me (as an amateur horticulturist). So I come at it with an open mind, more or less. I research websites online, read posts...

No, just says non-flushed makes harsh smoke (with MG).

So not flushing ruins plants now? Damn, how am I going to get all this soil clean?

Wait, one guy says his experience tells him to flush. Another says his experience tells him not to flush. What to do?!? SCIENCE!

I understand the fear of time-release because it can contribute unknowns. But if you account for it, I don't see the problem. My plant started to yellow at week five of flower. I wasn't top-dressing because I knew my soil was loaded with N and I had read that weed needs less N at flower. I get...

The last sentence from the conclusion of the study you shared indicates that "reduced water use, consistent irrigation frequency measured through cVPD, and no flushing of the root zone are elements of a desirable irrigation management strategy for cannabis." (Emphasis added.)

Eat the banana, scrape the peel to get high, then make a tea with what's left to convert all the seeds in your drawer to females. It's a cheap triple-play. Ahem.

I feel like I just got bitch-slapped by a hippie.

Well, to be true to the OP, I only rinsed my soil once when my compost was too hot and it was N-toxing the plant. After watching a video where a lab tech put dye in their water (which dyed the plant), then proceeded to FLUSH THE LIVING BEJEBUS OUT OF THE MEDIUM FOR DAYS AND DAYS, and the plant...

I've read multiple posts of yours where you quietly nudge people to just put the bean in the dirt (for heaven's sake). I think flushing has tenacity because sometimes you might need to (rinsing a medium). It would be easier to dispel if it was a no-never-don't. And yeah, the vernacular of it is...

This whole "flushing" discussion must get really, really--really--old for you vet growers out there. I get wanting to pop off snarky comments and I'm brand new.

The only problem I can properly diagnose is the lack of grow details. Let us know what you have going on (light, setting and distance, medium, watering, nutes, schedule, temp and RH, etc.). Some overall pictures of the plants as well as the close ups of problems would help. Also talk a little...

You will find out quickly that help is scarce around here when pictures are purple. Turn on better lights for pictures and repost.

Who resurrected a thread claiming that genetics can be altered chemically after conception? bongsmilie

My clone came from a mature female and has been showing "crotch pistils" all along. You should be fine. Ones from seed sometimes show sex before flowering. The original plant did that before I took the clone. It's nice when plants do that for us so we don't have to flower a cutting to find out.