Flushing

mo_sizzly

Well-Known Member
One of my flowering plants has been overfertilized and now the bottom leaves are beginning to turn yellow and die. My question is should I put plain water in the reservoir and if so for how long? The leaves are curling to the point that they are claw shaped. I was thinking plain water until the plant looks normal again and then change the water to full strength nutes? This plant has been flowering for 3 and a half weeks. Thanks in advance for any advice.
 

wafflehouselover

Well-Known Member
First check your ph. 2nd dont give it plain water, that will cause a hec of a defiency in everything. That sounds like a P defiency if the yellowing leaves are working up from the bottom, just give it some more bloom.
 

iRAYone

Active Member
I flush with clearex once a week three times the amount of the container. Then once with fresh H20 Make sure the ph is correct.
 

potroast

Uses the Rollitup profile
Hey Mo, yes, a good flushing is in order, but it can be done with a low ppm solution, and now that you know how much is too much, you will always use less than that. If you have a ppm meter, you can measure the strength that you give them, and the strength of what comes out. That will tell you how much nutes are in your medium.

HTH :mrgreen:
 

mo_sizzly

Well-Known Member
They've been flushed and the right amount of nutes were added this time. I haven't had that problem before but I've never grown this strain. Seems to be improving already though, thanks for the tips.
 
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