Harvest & Curing Strange flush question

[1Nonly]

I was wondering if it would work to pull up my plant by the roots and stick it in a bucket of water to flush for a couple days

I know, its a strange question lol

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[Padawan1972]

I was wondering if it would work to pull up my plant by the roots and stick it in a bucket of water to flush for a couple days

I know, its a strange question lol

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Not a pro at this this stuff...but I would assume that would not hold any benefits to a flush at the end of a cycle. The shock would more than likely halt all activity. and cause major dropping of leaves and possibly set forward mold/rot issues, since the plant can not transpire moisture due to trauma. Iam sure the Pros will chime in to correct me if iam off.

 

[1Nonly]

Not a pro at this this stuff...but I would assume that would not hold any benefits to a flush at the end of a cycle. The shock would more than likely halt all activity. and cause major dropping of leaves and possibly set forward mold/rot issues, since the plant can not transpire moisture due to trauma. Iam sure the Pros will chime in to correct me if iam off.

That makes sense actually. Thanks

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[AutoWonders]

I'm from the camp of "no extra trauma".

 

[frankensteinsen]

you could post that in Grow Journals for contributions

 

[Stinkybudz]

Love to build on adventurous ideas, what if you gently slid the whole root ball out transplant style and dropped the whole thing in a gentle 5gal pail single dwc to dissolve the soil and provide fresh oxygenated water to all portions of the root relatively trauma free?

 

[Archaic]

All flushes are strange because flushing is a myth. A plant takes from soil what it needs and its a one way flow, you are not removing anything from a plant by flushing it and nobody smokes roots. Just grow it out and enjoy without worrying about flushing.