how do i flush organic soil

clouds

clouds

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Jypsy Dog said:
This says 7 to 9 weeks of flower. https://www.leafly.com/hybrid/lowryder
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not the same strain its lowrider querkle kush its there own breed they ma
Moldy said:
Well, I didn't think of reusing the soil even though I've read a few posts about no till. Not sure how to do it. I'll have to read up on it. Thanks for your comments.
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ya i been looking at that as i started making my own compost this year. organic i find is the way i enjoy growing all my plants and foods that i grow. and the no till sounds like a good way to use that good soil
 
green_machine_two9er

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Moldy said:
Well, I didn't think of reusing the soil even though I've read a few posts about no till. Not sure how to do it. I'll have to read up on it. Thanks for your comments.
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It’s not rocket science. I like to collect all my dirt root ball and all. Mix it up with some fresh ewc and perlite and wait at least a week or two. Or s few months. You can also reammand after 2nd and third run with up to half or less your origanol nutrient mix. Minerals. Usually last longer but your previous crop will tell you what and how much to add once your tunes into your soil.
 
RandomHero8913

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Moldy said:
Well, I didn't think of reusing the soil even though I've read a few posts about no till. Not sure how to do it. I'll have to read up on it. Thanks for your comments.
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Cut the old plant to soil level or just below and dig a hole next to it that is big enough for your new plant/clone and plop it right in and you're done. You don't have to wait any certain amount of time, you can cut the old plant and plant the new one on the same day. You'll most likely have to topdress with some stuff like alfalfa, kelp, neem, but your minerals will be breaking down and they'll start becoming more and more available to your plants.
 
whitebb2727

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RandomHero8913 said:
Cut the old plant to soil level or just below and dig a hole next to it that is big enough for your new plant/clone and plop it right in and you're done. You don't have to wait any certain amount of time, you can cut the old plant and plant the new one on the same day. You'll most likely have to topdress with some stuff like alfalfa, kelp, neem, but your minerals will be breaking down and they'll start becoming more and more available to your plants.
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It depends on size of pot. The no till where you just plant next to the old one needs to be 10 or more gallons minimum. Preferably 20 or more.

Using smaller pots I bust my root balls up and mix my amendments. One batch cooks while growing in the other.
 
RandomHero8913

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whitebb2727 said:
It depends on size of pot. The no till where you just plant next to the old one needs to be 10 or more gallons minimum. Preferably 20 or more.

Using smaller pots I bust my root balls up and mix my amendments. One batch cooks while growing in the other.
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You’re absolutely right. Container size completely slipped my mind.
 
Moldy

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Thanks again for your comments! I better get the organics down first or it won't work. A lot to learn for an old dog. Lol
 
clouds

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so the last two days she started putting out new hairs now shes starting to look like she should and shes adding weight and more size and just loading on the trichomes i thought she was frosty before
 
pop22

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Flushing in any type of grow is a myth and a complete waste of time. You CAN'T flush anything from a plant. All you do is move what you think you flushed is move
the remaining nutrients to the buds........ So you starve your plants to death at the end, when they need the nutrients the most to finish.
read some science on root functions and nutrient transport.

Mg in the buds makes the spark right?/ NO NO NO!! Impossible! Make a 90ppms pile of Mg and light it on fire.........lol! The popping is caused by mites and other bugs in your buds exploding from their water content turning to steam. Ohh but I can taste the chemicals! WHAT chemicals?? 90% of micro nutrients ( which are the only ones needing chelation ) and chelated using EDTA, a 100% FOOD GRADE enzyme......

But I can taste them! BULLSHIT! Everyone who says this is full of shit! I've got $20 that says no one can't tell the difference between my organic buds and my hydro buds, yep, I do both. I've had that bet with people now for 2 years and no one ever even guessed right. This is just another damned old, hippie myth and needs to die once and for all!
 
Jypsy Dog

Jypsy Dog

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pop22 said:
Flushing in any type of grow is a myth and a complete waste of time. You CAN'T flush anything from a plant. All you do is move what you think you flushed is move
the remaining nutrients to the buds........ So you starve your plants to death at the end, when they need the nutrients the most to finish.
read some science on root functions and nutrient transport.

Mg in the buds makes the spark right?/ NO NO NO!! Impossible! Make a 90ppms pile of Mg and light it on fire.........lol! The popping is caused by mites and other bugs in your buds exploding from their water content turning to steam. Ohh but I can taste the chemicals! WHAT chemicals?? 90% of micro nutrients ( which are the only ones needing chelation ) and chelated using EDTA, a 100% FOOD GRADE enzyme......

But I can taste them! BULLSHIT! Everyone who says this is full of shit! I've got $20 that says no one can't tell the difference between my organic buds and my hydro buds, yep, I do both. I've had that bet with people now for 2 years and no one ever even guessed right. This is just another damned old, hippie myth and needs to die once and for all!
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Did you READ ANY OF THIS POSTING? Could have saved you a RANT.
 
tpc_mikey

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No need to flush organic soil in my opinion your plants will simply stop uptaking nutrients as they finish here is mine that will be coming down in the next day or so you can see its flushed on its own.
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clouds

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omg such wonderful plants. this year was hard for me as i was out of town when she started flowering and shes the only one i did not mark on my chart other then the day to look and see how much longer is left what was wrong and started this whole panic of is she ready yet and then the frost made her pull in all her hairs so i was like well she has to be close, but now the hairs are out in full again shes swelling up nice and now i can tell when she will be done as she dont have that done look anymore.

i cant wait to have plants that look like that but i got to buy better genes and stop using freebies from people i know unless its good genes. i like this plant but if i know what i know now it would of been a inside plant. but if all goes as planned this winter i should be getting some good strains i know i can get a legit GG#4 but im looking for something i can grow inside and out with out having to play with its lighting when its outside like i should of done with this one

what strain is that if you dont mind me asking it looks killer
tpc_mikey said:
No need to flush organic soil in my opinion your plants will simply stop uptaking nutrients as they finish here is mine that will be coming down in the next day or so you can see its flushed on its own.
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tpc_mikey

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clouds said:
omg such wonderful plants. this year was hard for me as i was out of town when she started flowering and shes the only one i did not mark on my chart other then the day to look and see how much longer is left what was wrong and started this whole panic of is she ready yet and then the frost made her pull in all her hairs so i was like well she has to be close, but now the hairs are out in full again shes swelling up nice and now i can tell when she will be done as she dont have that done look anymore.

i cant wait to have plants that look like that but i got to buy better genes and stop using freebies from people i know unless its good genes. i like this plant but if i know what i know now it would of been a inside plant. but if all goes as planned this winter i should be getting some good strains i know i can get a legit GG#4 but im looking for something i can grow inside and out with out having to play with its lighting when its outside like i should of done with this one

what strain is that if you dont mind me asking it looks killer
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It is called Chocolate Cream it comes from supreme seeds and is a fantastic yielder grew one big momma plant first harvested just over 12ozs off her these 5 clones will hopefully get close to 1.75 to 2lbs. if so that would be stelllar under a single 1000w HPS
 
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