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How To Flush Cannabis Plants

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Do you have loads of cannabis plants that need looking after? Then you need to learn how to flush them.

Flushing is a common technique that several growers use to improve the quality of their plants. But what is flushing cannabis and how do you do it?

Keep reading for more on when and how to flush cannabis!

What is Flushing?

Cannabis plant flushing is the process of removing all the residual nutrients from the plant before harvest. You can do this by watering the plant with plain water for some time. This is typically done every two weeks.

This will leach out all the nutrients absorbed by the plant, leaving it with just water. Some growers will also add a few nutrients to the water to help speed up the process.

When to Flush Your Cannabis Plants

When to flush cannabis plants depends on a few things. If you are growing in soil, you will want to flush your plants 2 weeks before harvest. If you are growing in coco coir or another type of soilless medium, you will want to flush your plants 1 week before harvest.

The reason you want to flush your plants is to remove any built-up nutrients in the plant tissue. This will help ensure a smoother and more enjoyable smoking experience.

How to Properly Flush Your Cannabis Plants

There are several steps you need to take when flushing cannabis plants. First, you need to remove any remaining nutrients from the plant. To do this, you will need to water the plant with plain water for a week.

Then, you need to remove all the leaves from the plant. This will help the plant to focus its energy on the flowers.

Lastly, you need to give the plant a final flush with plain water before harvest. This will help to remove any toxins that may be present in the plant. You can check out this blog for more techniques.

How to Tell if Your Cannabis Plants Need to Be Flushed

If you think your cannabis plants may need to get flushed, there are a few things you can look for. One is to check the leaves for any signs of nutrient buildup. If you see any white buildup on the leaves, the plants may not be able to absorb all the nutrients you are giving them.

Another sign is if the plants are not growing as quickly as they normally do. If you notice that the stems are starting to get thinner or the leaves are beginning to yellow, this is another sign that they need. If you are unsure, it is always best to consult with a professional to get the best advice for your specific situation.

Knowing How To Flush Cannabis Plants

Now that you know when and how to flush cannabis plants, do it! Flushing is an important part of harvest which will result in better tasting, smoother smoking weed. So take the time to do it right, and enjoy the fruits of your labor.

For more on taking care of your cannabis plants and other related topics, check out the rest of our blog!

I'm Nikos Alepidis, blogger at motivirus. I'm passioned for all things related to motivation & personal development. My goal is to help and inspire people to become better.

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