Perpetual Nooch
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Wow, nice room.. Very inspirational. Can't wait to see the finish.
That's pretty much my philosophy on it, when i first started growing we would water the piss out of our plants and have 13+gals of run off easy because we thought flushing was critical to growing. Since then I have scaled back to where its my goal to only have a few drips come out the bottoms of my pots which the nursery trays can catch. Granted my nutes aren't as organic as Burn1 is talking but with a 10 day flush at the end of flower it seems to work fairly well.There is absolutely no reason to "flush" organic nute solutions from your soil mix. In an organic grow, the plants don't take up the organic nutes (guano, bone, blood or kelp). The bacteria eat the organic nutes and excrete food that the plant can feed off of. So the organic nutes don't need to be flushed because they never enter the plant. And besides, meals like kelp, bone and blood along with worm castings and dolomite can't be flushed from your soil mix anyway. If you use guano and seaweed, try using plain water or worm casting tea for your last watering or two so the plant can use up what's left in the soil. But drowning your soil with water isn't necessary.
Burn1
Tagged, that shit looks sick brah.