Watering after flushing?

so after i do my flush before my harvest, i still got a few days to a week or so left....what am i doing for those watering amounts? same as usual, or flushing multiple times?

every other day for two weeks

not 15 gallons each pot every time, correct? cause from what i read, 3 times the pot size which is 5 gallons, so 15 gallons per flush or initial flush and than water to run off every other???

Just check your soil and water as needed. The plants will take what moisture they need when they need it and in the amounts they need it. It will not be in equal amounts to the height of growth but you really cannot predict actual needs and say give a certain amount every so often.

Advice given might have worked perfectly for the one who gives it, but in things like that the conditional differences and differences in setup, and any genetic differences that might also come into play at times, add up to a case where you need to be a bit of a watchdog and check and water when needed.

looks like you answered it--- flush initial and water till done don't let her dry out completely but as she needs it till ripe. R.O H20 will be a sweeter taste as well

word so initial flush than water as normal? i dont have ppm readers or anything more than ph testing and npk testing....so i dont really have the option to flush and than check levels....

the whole point of me asking is bc right now i have several rubbermaid containers sitting for the chlorine and such to evaporate and i was gunna use that water to flush with, but if i need 15 gallons a plant every few days, im gunna need to make sure i keep these suckers filled and though i dont mind it, it is very space consuming cause after leaving it in my room for the night i noticed a HUGE increase in humidity, so now there in random parts of my house....

I'm not completely sold on flushing so I would only go a week or maybe 3-4 watering cycles tops. What I did with my one plant was flush it with 3-4 times its pot size in water, then water it regularly 2-3 times before harvest.

awesome, that's exactly what i planned on doing....thanks for the input =]