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I flush always,flushing can't do anything bad to plant.It's just bigger amount of water that runs through the soil.Conradino please tell us more about flushing,does it do anything bad to plants?I never had problem with flushing and don't want to have so if it's anything that i need to know just shoot.
Flushing is basically a technique developed by hydrophonic and chemical indoor growers in order to get rid of salts before harvest, which they certainly do have as an effect. But it doesn't apply to live organics or High Brix type of grow. What you do during flush is basically deprive your soil of nitrogen and potassium (phosphorus is almost impossible to flush out), lower your brix and take the nutrients away when plants need it throughout the grow to stay in balance. I guarantee that although I never flushed in my life the taste of my budz is excellent with full spectrum of terpenes that any given variety has and no hay taste whatsoever. Don't flush only cause you've read somewhere that you have to do it.
If you're using organic nutes after stretching has finished you need to check how long they break down, you see. If it takes a month after application and your harvest is around the corner it doesn't make sense, does it? I stand on a position of rare feeding and focusing rather on preparing good soil mix for flowering. In the last weeks you should focus on helping the plant to uptake more potassium, phosphorus, iron, calcium and magnesium by adding mycos, bacterias, also molasses and micronutrients if there are deficiencies, which I very rarely see in my plants.
I know that soil is food for plants,better soil better life of plant.But when you grow autoflower transplanting is not best option,it can be done but everyone advice not to do it.If it's photoperiod i agree with you 100%.Thanks for responding,it have more sence now after reading what you post