With Fox Farms soils and nutes together, flush. It’s best to get a flush out of the way before going into flower, but if you can’t/don’t/won’t or whatever, it’s not drastic. Being in flower, you risk further stress on the plant, but if you flush, you do have the opportunity of resetting your soil numbers. I would recommend the flush since you’re still somewhat early in flower it appears, but follow up with a 3/4 strength feed, and twice as much volume. Say you use 1 gallon at a time, use 2. That way any residual flushing agent goes byebye.
I do not run soil or FF, I typically do not run a flush. As I’m using canna coco so as my time comes to an end I hardly have anything going in. I’m not completely sure.
Running autoflowers I do know sometimes less is more. They start out great and then if they throw a fit they really throw a fit !
Sorry for the late response, my mind has been everywhere this past month. But everyone commenting will get it handled for ya @Frogdog
What’s being missed here is fox farms nutrients call for flushes. It’s not an opinion, it is part of their regiment. Sledgehammer will make the flushes a hell of a lot quicker than running water through the pots. You mix a gallon with the recommended amount of sledgehammer, pour it in and let it sit for up to an hour (to dissolve the salts). Then run another gallon of pure water through and you’re done. Flushing with just water and you’re looking at 5+ gallons.
I grew with it and never did the flushes and had several issues. And I was looking at the feed chart saying flush! If I would’ve flushed I would not have had the majority of the problems I had. But I quit soil and went to coco and I ain’t lookin back!
