Hollatchaboy
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Ime... organic doesn't necessarily taste better, it just has more taste. Hydro just doesn't taste or smell as strong. That's just my opinion though.
Some people say don’t flush at all some say do?
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I alway travel to the far South Island of New Zealand before a flush, get myself some pure water.
Once I’ve got my glacial water, needs to be fresh to get a real flush going, use this pure cleansing goodness through the plant, for at least 2 weeks.
The resulting smoke is absolutely amazing, icy glacial fresh and completely free from all contamination, as if it’s been rinsed by God himself!
And I always get about a pound.
Once I’ve got my glacial water, needs to be fresh to get a real flush going, use this pure cleansing goodness through the plant, for at least 2 weeks.
The resulting smoke is absolutely amazing, icy glacial fresh and completely free from all contamination, as if it’s been rinsed by God himself!
And I always get about a pound.
Hollatchaboy
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I thought most bottled organic nutes, aren't really organic per se. I thought I heard just fox farm bloom is organic. I use dry amendments so I'm really not sure, but I would think flushing living soil would be a bad idea. So I don't.But Botanicare is owned by Scotts Miracle-Gro and they sell Roundup for Monsanto. Why would you buy from the Devil?
I used Pure Blend Pro for a few grows years ago and while it was a perfectly good nutrient it was overpriced and gummed up my hydro stuff.
Using so called organic nutrients that come in a plastic bottle made from fossil fuel does not equate to organic. A compost pile, worm bin, burning bones with wood in a firepit for potash and bone meal to add to your soil. That's organic.
Joshjgreen
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That's the ticket with organics....reveg build a thriving soil system for your plants.
Purely as nature intended.
Purely as nature intended.
bk78
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Keeping a healthy plant right up until harvest will most definitely increase yields, flavour and smell
Change my mind.
Doug Dawson
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After growing a plant for months the last thing in the world that is going to change my life is saving the cost of nutes for the last 2 weeks.
oldtymemusic
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yup and you can taste the gdamm green chloro right in every puff. its natural in every fruit/veg to get hard fall rain and yellow off the leaves..
Joshjgreen
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But synthetic nutes aren't from nature.......
bk78
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You’ve smoked too many PGR’s is my guess
Joshjgreen
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The whole chem/organic debate is hyperbole anyway. With a proper bacto colony chem nutes (npk) turn organic.
bk78
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Congrats on your 200th comment in 10 years by the way.
oldtymemusic
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its ok for you all to come out of the closet.. you dont have to convince normal folk to join you..
hotrodharley
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Read the threads here. Lots of them.
“How much longer? I’ve started my flush.”
Yo, newbie. You’ve got weeks yet. Good luck.
Besides it’s absolutely unnecessary.
oldtymemusic
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congrats on keeping your profile private. better to hide your foolishness! lol
bk78
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So you can’t change my mind then I take it that having a starving, yellowed out plant will effect taste smell and yields
Gotcha
Hollatchaboy
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I don't understand.... aren't synthetic nutes readily available? Why would you need bacteria to break down what's already broke down?
Hollatchaboy
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I would think that it would effect them for the worse.
oldtymemusic
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dude idgaf what you do, stack your crap up in the outhouse! lol
Joshjgreen
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The digestion by bacto doesn't necessarily make them more available, just "organic". Brew with the bacto then feed the brewed mix. Same great tasting pot as regular organics.
bk78
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Someone say stack?
That pic was taken on harvest day FYI. Look at all those beautiful, green, unlflushed leaves
