Harvest & Flush

[dunia]

Hi Folks

I observing trichomes for harvest time

But there is a question that comes to my mind, during flushing for 2 weeks, the plant will become different from the form that I observed and wanted to harvest.

I want to cut when I see light amber colors, when do you think I should start flushing?

Below are the microscope images I took yesterday
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Cheers

 

[Hrenklin]

No need to flush really. Thenoractice has been decredited. Plus why cut out nutrients at the most crucial development in bud density.

 

[multiVortex]

DO NOT flush your plant for 2 weeks.

DO NOT flush your plant for 2 weeks.

DO NOT flush your plant for 2 weeks.

DO NOT flush your plant for 2 weeks.

DO NOT flush your plant for 2 weeks.

A critical look at preharvest flushing

Pre harvest flushing is a controversial topic. Flushing is supposed to improve taste of the final bud by either giving only pure water, clearing solutions or extensive flushing for the last 7-14 days of flowering. While many growers claim a positive effect, others deny any positive influence or...

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You do realize that the last couple weeks of the plants life results in the buds swelling, even doubling in size right? Why on earth would you want to starve them for food when they're getting ready to do so much work?


Also, looking at trichomes needs to be done on the bud, not the sugar leaves.