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Discussion in 'Hydroponic Cultivation' started by wheelhorse, Dec 5, 2003.

  1. wheelhorse

    wheelhorse New Sprout

    what is going on with the search when i flush do i run it for 24 hours on just water with proper ph ? and how often? i was going to ask in the beginners forum but i like this one thanks
     
  2. wheelhorse

    wheelhorse New Sprout

    WOW I BETTER BUY A NEW KEYBOARD
     
  3. Administrator

    Administrator Administrator

    Sorry I can't help ya with your Q as I am a soil grower, but I was able to fix the typos for ya ;)
     
  4. marymaryquitecntrary

    marymaryquitecntrary Smokin' Fat Sticky Buds

    get outta here, dirt growing herb!


    yep, flush to hydro growers means clean water with no additives added and pH adjusted. maybe for a couple of days ... depends on whether you used chemical ferts or organic ferts.


    i use organic fert sparingly, so sometimes i don't need to flush at all if the water is pretty fresh. :wave:
     
  5. Administrator

    Administrator Administrator

    Herb has left the forum :eyes:
     
  6. wheelhorse

    wheelhorse New Sprout

    Thanks for fixing the typo,s and I am greatful for the info


    WHEELHORSE
     
  7. dunglovingshroom

    dunglovingshroom New Sprout

    i use "Supernatural" brand ferts, non-organic ****. I have to use Clearex salt leaching stuff every ressy change ( that's every two weeks) i let the clearex flow thru the system for 1 hr, then dump out the water and replace new ferts. work for me!!
     
  8. Useless

    Useless Diogenes Reincarnate

    Dung, try Flora-Kleen from G.H. Works way better than clearex. I used Clearex for over a year, and I liked it, but FK has it beat hands down.


    Wheelhorse, there are 2 kinds of flushes.


    1) Every week to rinse the excess salts from the medium. Do this for 1 nights worth of watering.


    2) The "harvest flush". This flush is to remove excess salts from the medium, but also to let the plant use up excess stored minerals. Usually anywhere from 4-14 days, depending on whether you use a salt leaching solution like Clearex or FloraKleen.
     

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