First time LST

[ponzi314]

Little update. Starting to get very frosty

[ponzi314]

I think this weekend is the chop weekend. I know its hard to tell but please let me know if you think otherwise.

One take away for me is to learn how to prevent the leaves from turning yellow. I keep seeing others posting pictures of beautiful green plants and this is my second grow indoor where the leaves are all yellow and crispy/dying.

[changeofpace2014]

invest in a jewelers loupe,

[ponzi314]

I actually have 2 lol but my eyes suck so i bought the recommended digital one, it seems they are all milky but no amber.

[changeofpace2014]

flushing and 3 days dark (if you do this) will add time.. 7 to 10 days depending how long you want to flush...

[ponzi314]

Isnt flush required when using nutes? Is that still required when using live soil?

[changeofpace2014]

Good question...and point...Some one here will be able to answer that for you if you post that question..I use GH Floral Trio and Floral Nova depending on the season.

[crucialbunny]

Flushing is a good way to rid soil of an overabundance of nutrients but will do nothing in regard to removing them from plant tissue. There is a lot of fuzzy science articles out there about flushing benefits but they just don't stand up to empirical evidence. This link will help understand why it doesn't work. https://atrium.lib.uoguelph.ca/xmlui/handle/10214/12125

[Bluey]

+1 crucialbunny flushing is great when you have certain problems at the roots but the science behind it for doing it prior to harvest is bullshit. It doesn't stack up.

[changeofpace2014]

Just to clairify Bluey It sounds like you are stating flushing before harvest is B.S -

[Bluey]

IMHO, yes.