Kingharrod
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Last week of flushing and some of my plants leaf are starting to crisp? Normal or nut issue. View attachment 2482452
Why when I flush?
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Jimmyjonestoo
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Where do you see mold?
Kingharrod
Member
So bro no mold or bugs. This bud looks sick except for the couple crispy leafs threw it.
urgod
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IMO i would never flush. Flushing is a myth conceived by a bunch of idiots. Your leaves are crispy because of it.. Plants only take the nutrients they can use right away and leave the rest in the growing medium. they never store nutes inside them. the only thing they store is carbs and by depriving them from nutes, they are deprived of their full potential. One major reason i hate Jorge Cervantes
cobra28widow
New Member
Those buds look killer! I dont see any mold lol ... and I only give the plants plain water for the last 4 days.. 2 weeks is way to long IMO..
Guccizillaa
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@urgod
I think your confused as to why people flush, people dont flush to avoid the plant storing excess nutrients, they flush to avoid build ups in the soil, of a specific nutrient, sodium build up, even if your plant is showing nut deficiency sometimes a good flush and a 3 day wait is all it takes.
I think your confused as to why people flush, people dont flush to avoid the plant storing excess nutrients, they flush to avoid build ups in the soil, of a specific nutrient, sodium build up, even if your plant is showing nut deficiency sometimes a good flush and a 3 day wait is all it takes.
cobra28widow
New Member
If plants only take the nutrients they need then how do you explain nutrient burn??
but I agree 2 weeks is way to long.. 4 days max is all I doKingharrod
Member
Can you guys help me out. For my next one ill try it out. For your Last two weeks what are your ppms at and how do you dry? Same way screens jars. Tomorrow Im harvesting and ill put more pics on.
mtgeezer
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If you're flushing you don't need to check ppm's. Flush with clean water, the only ppm's would be residue left in the soil. Flushing is more a personal preference than anything. Some people SAY they can taste if a plant is grown organically or with chem ferts. Me? I can't but maybe some can.
joe blow greenthumb
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Our ppm won't be the same if we're using tap water.
Fazer1rlg
Active Member
Plants store nutes in the leaves man. That's why when you have a deficiency your plant uses those nutrients out of those leaves.
