Im pretty sure you cant flush an outdoor plant thats in the ground, but is there any thing else you can do, if you've overfed a plant? She seemed to be going slower, so I tried to give her a boost like an idiot. She's about 4 weeks in to flowering. Burnt some fan leaves pretty bad. The leaves around the buds look ok for the most part, but the big fan leaves look pretty sad. Some browning, some crisping and some drooping. Anything I can add to the soil? Please help, dont wont her to die. Btw, will she still produce with some nute burn this far into flowering. Thanks riu.
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Hopsnmalt
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The*Mad*Hatter
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you sure can flush an outside plant....you just need a shit ton of water........i personally in the past have successfully use about 10gal of water per outside plant in a flush....but not like just dump the whole 10gal of water at once, but over like a 30mins period....try 2 5gal buckets of water.....
East Hawaii
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I second the Mad Hatter's method. I also have done this and it worked for me. Aloha
jahbrudda
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I would definitely not use tap water because of the chlorine content, especially on a stressed plant.
Use Mad Hatter's advice with the 5gal buckets, but fill them up with tap water and let the bucket set in direct sun for a couple of hours for the chlorine to dissipate the from the tap water.
delvite
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ph it first but i cant do as much harm as the nuets lol