decisions, decisions!!!

[ganja707]

alright, so I have a problem with my new growth curling. i originally thought it was due to root bound plants so I just re potted all my plants into bigger pots, however the problem was actually too much nutes. So now i want to flush my plants with water, but I am worried that it will release more nutes into my plants since the soil I am using is already heavily nuted (fox farm ocean forest).



so should I flush them and take the chance they might get more nutes released to them? or should I just wait and watch my poor plants and see what happens? I am about two weeks into flowering, so thats why I am so concerned right now



please any suggestions!!

ganja707 Reviewed by ganja707 on 12-16-2008. decisions, decisions!!! alright, so I have a problem with my new growth curling. i originally thought it was due to root bound plants so I just re potted all my plants into bigger pots, however the problem was actually too much nutes. So now i want to flush my plants with water, but I am worried that it will release more nutes into my plants since the soil I am using is already heavily nuted (fox farm ocean forest). so should I flush them and take the chance they might get more nutes released to them? or Rating: 5

[bpeezy]

I have heard that you can flush nutes from soil by taking a hose or similiar item and spraying soil until the water that drains turns from yellow to clear. I have never tried it and like I said was something I have heard.
Good Luck.