Hey my growers family…do you have to flush auto flowers or do you jus cut em down. Here’s one I’m not sure if it’s done or not…or to start flushing
Flushing is fine.
If she turns brown about it, cut her.
My 2 combo indicators are:
Many brown hairs and more importantly
White frosting has changed to really really white
Cut down then
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thanks so much…it’s a blueberry auto…she’s almost she’s 68 days old. I’m thinking she’s ready…the buds are leaning over lol.
Leanne Buddz is not singing the right tune.
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White wedding meets a change.
White becomes WHITE.
then cut her.
Not at the lean
TeamFatOnes
Thanks Fam! 
Understood…I’ll keep you updated.
Just wanted to put my two cents…you don’t need to flush any plant that I know of unless you have severely overfed it or need to get buildup from the soil. Plants should naturally achieve senescence on their own. They will stop feeding and start fading on their own unless you are just shoving nutes down their throat. As far as when they are done, you have to check the trichomes. Get a jeweler’s loop from amazon or ebay for like 10 bucks. Then it is up to you. I like cloudy trichomes with a little clear for a more uppity high…if you are looking for couch lock then you want to wait for them to turn amber. I have been growing going on 4 years in a perpetual non stop grow with multiple cultivars at the same time. I started using synthetic nutes and now create my own soil and grow strictly organic. A world of difference!! Hope this helps! Happy Growing!
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Thank you so much…I was thinking the same thing. Cuz it’s still gonna have its earthy taste any ways thank you so much.
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Here’s a update on my blue berry
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If your using a lot of fertilizer it’s best to flush . She looks ready to pull down, to bad about her foxtailing so heavy.
She looks great
A week left? 10 days?
Watch brown hairs, blueberry pic said to me to WAIT a bit more
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