Live Stoner Chat Flushing mid flower?
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Flushing also might slow plants down. But if I had to do it, just plain pH aqua.
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I only flush if I have a problem and that isn't very often.
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Flushing is a last resort if you have issues.
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Soil grower here, but maybe try Hydrated lime as an option. It will balance the ph if that is the issue. A few tbls per gallon of water and let sit for a couple hours. Siphon off the solution, leaving the left over powder at the bottom. Water and then check your root ph in a day or so during next watering. Repeat if thing start to improve. It’s not an instant fix. If not then go for a complete flush with light nutes in the last gallon.
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I flushed my auto one time, to me it most definitely has to be a last resort. I flushed mine, I bet it didn' grow but a inch or two after that. Buds were pretty dense and quality wasn' bad. But it did kill the growth of the plant.
The slow growing might be because of the lack of nutrients during feeding also.
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