Enter the Wu

[wutang]

Its turning a beautiful colour now

Lol nah man..apart from one plant..the rest are yellowing hard

[wutang]

Some photos with th3 lights off and flash on

Ph was around 6.3 so adjusted back down to 6.0

Ec pens on the blink again and won't calibrate so that's about to get tossed in the bin

I think I'm at Week 8 now. Will update on next update as my spreadsheet is on another device

[Cave Hill Cole]

Looking good mate. If your at week 8, your probably going to be giving them nothing but water pretty soon, if not now.....That is, if you go for the final flush philosophy. If not thats cool too.

I always like the final flush part, the lack of nutes/shock really brings out the colours and final stages of flower development nicely

[wutang]

Looking good mate. If your at week 8, your probably going to be giving them nothing but water pretty soon, if not now.....That is, if you go for the final flush philosophy. If not thats cool too.

I always like the final flush part, the lack of nutes/shock really brings out the colours and final stages of flower development nicely

Thanks for dropping in brother. I've flushed in auto and nft on previous grow. First time in coco and autopots so I think I'll be doing the same. I'm a few days away from week 8 flower. Progress slowed down during week 7 I think due to the issues or lockout.. the hairs are still also mainly white at the moment..but I know this isn't always something to go by..I'll try check trichomes but that drives me insane..especially because I'm an indecisive clown and over analyse too much. I may start flushing week 9 or 10 depending on how they do during week 8.

Stay blessed brother.

[Cave Hill Cole]

Nice man, you will work out what works for you. I normally flush straight water for 2 weeks plus myself. Somtimes even 3 weeks. So for a 9 week flower cultivar I start the straight water flush the beginning of week 7. They will slow down and drink less late in flower, so you'll notice that your resvoir doesn't drain as fast as early in flower. Taking away the nutes and giving them straight water really kicks off the autum harvest conditions IMO anyway.

Best of luck with your harvest

[wutang]

Nice man, you will work out what works for you. I normally flush straight water for 2 weeks plus myself. Somtimes even 3 weeks. So for a 9 week flower cultivar I start the straight water flush the beginning of week 7. They will slow down and drink less late in flower, so you'll notice that your resvoir doesn't drain as fast as early in flower. Taking away the nutes and giving them straight water really kicks off the autum harvest conditions IMO anyway.

Best of luck with your harvest

Thank you for explaining bro..makes sense. That's why I love this place..there's so much to be learnt why people do certain things during certain times...thank you man. Appreciate it

[wutang]

We are officially on Week 8 as of yesterday

New food in

1.5ml per litre a and b
0.5ml per litre pk13/14
Ph set at 5.8 as I know it will rise to 6.0 in a day or 2.

Look how frosty they looks with th3 flash on and lights off lol

[2-Scoops]

Nice man, you will work out what works for you. I normally flush straight water for 2 weeks plus myself. Somtimes even 3 weeks. So for a 9 week flower cultivar I start the straight water flush the beginning of week 7. They will slow down and drink less late in flower, so you'll notice that your resvoir doesn't drain as fast as early in flower. Taking away the nutes and giving them straight water really kicks off the autum harvest conditions IMO anyway.

Best of luck with your harvest

Thank you for explaining bro..makes sense. That's why I love this place..there's so much to be learnt why people do certain things during certain times...thank you man. Appreciate it

The yellow one wont need water for two weeks or you may find bud starts crisping up as well as leaves, its got nothing stored in reserves looking at it, basically i wouldn't have the yellow plant on water longer than 5 to 7 days just clean roots of ferts which is gonna be much quicker to do than cleaning leaves of their stored food.

[wutang]

Nice man, you will work out what works for you. I normally flush straight water for 2 weeks plus myself. Somtimes even 3 weeks. So for a 9 week flower cultivar I start the straight water flush the beginning of week 7. They will slow down and drink less late in flower, so you'll notice that your resvoir doesn't drain as fast as early in flower. Taking away the nutes and giving them straight water really kicks off the autum harvest conditions IMO anyway.

Best of luck with your harvest

Thank you for explaining bro..makes sense. That's why I love this place..there's so much to be learnt why people do certain things during certain times...thank you man. Appreciate it

The yellow one wont need water for two weeks or you may find bud starts crisping up as well as leaves, its got nothing stored in reserves looking at it, basically i wouldn't have the yellow plant on water longer than 5 to 7 days just clean roots of ferts which is gonna be much quicker to do than cleaning leaves of their stored food.

Do you mean just water? Without nutrients?

I fed a lighter feed yesterday. All of them get the same as I'm using a reservoir. Cheers bud

[2-Scoops]

Thank you for explaining bro..makes sense. That's why I love this place..there's so much to be learnt why people do certain things during certain times...thank you man. Appreciate it

The yellow one wont need water for two weeks or you may find bud starts crisping up as well as leaves, its got nothing stored in reserves looking at it, basically i wouldn't have the yellow plant on water longer than 5 to 7 days just clean roots of ferts which is gonna be much quicker to do than cleaning leaves of their stored food.

Do you mean just water? Without nutrients?

I fed a lighter feed yesterday. All of them get the same as I'm using a reservoir. Cheers bud

I mean when you put them on water only feeds at end "the final flush" lets call it, i usually put mine on water for 2 weeks to get rid of any green in its leaves, but the one thats gone totally pale with nothing in its leaves thats not gonna need water only for 2 weeks. Shoulda explained what i meant a bit better.