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Flushing Plants Before Harvest Is Unnecessary says Rx Green Tech.

That's what i'm talking about also Rwise is it do to our organic methods? Is it because they " rush " to harvest? I don't think your lost, I think you doubt your way of how you grow. But do not think this way......I feel like we grow our own weed to purify the grow more. We use less " super grow chemicals " more of what nature and clean growing. It doesn't take a lot to grow great weed. Don't doubt yourself Rwise :)
 
I don’t know about that 9fingerleafs. I see commercial grows pumping multiple lines of product. A lot of people just throw a little bit of this and a little bit of that and don’t realize they’re redundancy.
 
Canuck is on it. Dispensary weed is typically really old. Ever notice how the buds become less defined in their structure? It’s hard to describe the difference, but there is definitely one between dispense bud and fresh bud when it comes to appearance.
 
Yeah I guess that’s true too. It’s more like the ideal scenario where everything is dialed in and works like clockwork
 
thanks to covid for the first time in years ...Years.. I've actually toked some Kerela that was fresh, just cured(about 3 weeks from harvest)I indeed some shitty cloro-fill you can taste but shining thru was the fruit salad mix that made this a top landracer for many years, before I'm toking old favorite stuff I held back for myself(northern lights), very much like the LA disp weed hard fragile, maybe cooked under them display lights...who knows
 
I put my current grow in flush this weekend to see how it turns out. I have grown without flushing mostly because the first few batches caught me by surprise when they were ready before I was. The strain that seemed to be worst for turning to black crust was ILGM Afghani. Curing for over a year still didn't help. I wound up turning my last few ounces to some very nice gummies. Also, I finally got a combo pH/ppm/temp pen to help keep everything better dialed in than in previous grows.
 
Flushing to fix a problem has become one of my tools to use, I also flush prior to harvest and use several products to assist. From the document above it looks like flushing to fix is a go and flushing to clear the chemicals is just wasting time
 
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I have tried dispensary bud that IMHO was bad, it hurt the lungs to smoke it
We have not been legal long enuf for the bud on the shelf to get old, and since C19 sales are up!
And I dont smoke the bud that hurts, I myself toss it as I dont know what they did to make it so bad.
I will be staying organic!
 
Not in a legal state, but travel to a few that are. To me, weed coming from the dispensaries is harsh (Had me flushing, etc, second thoughts on that). I assumed that it was the nutrient loads these plants were given for production.
 
Sounds like Trying to reinvent the wheel isn’t the best option after all lol. The plant does know and “feel” just read the book what a plant knows.
 
Cali said:
Sounds like Trying to reinvent the wheel isn’t the best option after all lol. The plant does know and “feel” just read the book what a plant knows.
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Indeed any 13yo school kid knows that all plants will change their 'root sweat' (exudate) to attract certain/desired nutes in the rootzone(pot/treeline)
 
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