Flushing Advice, please!

[amdp]

I've read many, many threads on this site and have gained a tremendous amount of information. I'm on week 5 of my first grow and still learning. could any of you fine folks out there give me some advice on flushing techniques?

Basically, how to flush.

Thanks in advance for the help.

[britewire]

On hydro I just let the PH 5.6 water/enzymes mix run for 24 hours straight. On soil I just give about 1 liter per 20 liters of soil with PH6.0/enzymes water.

the enzymes are optional.. they're not nessecary

[9KtuFK]

With soil, just use water (no nuts) for the final 2 weeks of the flowering cycle to make sure the plant uses all it's chlorophyl.

This will give you better tasting crop.

[karmaxul]

The chlorophyl is what makes the leaves green and flushing is to move the excess nutes out of the plants so you dont smoke them via transpiration, the final stage of which is via the stoma which also intake the CO2 for the plant found on the undersides of the leaves

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[9KtuFK]

The chlorophyl is what makes the leaves green and flushing is to move the excess nutes out of the plants so you dont smoke them via transpiration, the final stage of which is via the stoma which also intake the CO2 for the plant found on the undersides of the leaves
Thatâ??s what I meant :D LOL

[amdp]

Thanks for the info

[karmaxul]

I know thats what you meant I was just trying to help ya explain it to the people who are new to the field.

amdp, hit us up with any other questions you may have

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[9KtuFK]

I know thats what you meant I was just trying to help ya explain it to the people who are new to the field.
Dude, you are giving me way to much credit. I was being sacrcastic since your explanation was way better than mine :D

But thanks anyways LOL

[bobby]

dude

[ValiumForMe]

How exactly do you flush? Just fill the planter until water leaks from the holes?