Flushing and Larf

Hey yall so I am looking for some input. So usually when I harvest I take the whole plant at the same time and just blast any larf into BHO well in this grow I have alot of nice tops but also ALOT of larf down low I know I should have topped then better. I am debating on cutting the tops and letting the little stuff go longer to maybe ripen up a bit more but my question is can this be done after the final flush? And if so what stage of nutes do I go back to? Or do I just keep flushing any input would be appreciated thanks

Soil: yes
Hydro: maybe
Which is it?

Nutes to go back to: regular flowering stage nutes.

But which ever medium, it is a good idea to harvest in stages, the newly exposed buds will have more light to grow.

SnidleyBluntash said:

Soil: yes
Hydro: maybe
Which is it?

Nutes to go back to: regular flowering stage nutes.

But which ever medium, it is a good idea to harvest in stages, the newly exposed buds will have more light to grow.

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Sorry I should have said I am in soil (pro mix)

When I say what nutes do I got back to I mean it like this I am fallowing my nute book I am on week 10 I flush then harvest my tops then I feed again to allow the fluffy stuff on the bottom to grow more do I got back to feeding week 10 in the book or jump back futher?

Look at the under developed budz and determine how many weeks they will need, let’s just go with 2 weeks. So go back 2 weeks.

In soil flushing is a debated topic, how large are your containers?

SnidleyBluntash said:

Look at the under developed budz and determine how many weeks they will need, let’s just go with 2 weeks. So go back 2 weeks.

In soil flushing is a debated topic, how large are your containers?

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I am using 5 gallon warrior pots. I dont know how much you know about them but even thought it's a 5 gal there is probably only 3 gallons of actual soil.

I have seen those around, I want to try one someday.

What kind of soil are you using? Some soils won’t need to be fertilized often

SnidleyBluntash said:

I have seen those around, I want to try one someday.

What kind of soil are you using? Some soils won’t need to be fertilized often

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So far I love the warrior pots
I am using standard pro mix and Gen hydro nutes