Ill_Evan

My seeds as well as my totally legit and unique definitely-did-not-accidentally-throw-away sticker

Thanks dude. I'll keep that in mind. I actually just recently gave my Ariser ArGo to @PsyCLown @CreX maybe you can finally swap out that ass pipe of yours

5 more sleepies

Great offer. Where are you based @monkeybar?

Let's GO!

@Naughty.Psychonaut with the heat. Thoroughly enjoyed the read and info, well played sir.

Commendable. I think we need much more local video content in the cannabis community. It feels very far and few between on YouTube, I know most local guys try things on Instagram, but I think YouTube is more suitable. Just unfortunate that they censor cannabis content so much.

I'm all about synergy tactics bruh

Ah I see, so flushing just in terms of recycling a synthetic nutrient medium such as coco/perlite. Well, I have already admitted to doing that, however I will also say I do not go as far as @CreX does in terms of the extent of flushing, sieving or even re-buffering. I agree one cannot simply just keep reusing coco over and over without some kind of detriment to the cation exchange rate and pH/EC imbalance but that would be more a problem for your plant than for your health in my opinion (got no links for that aspect, eish) and of course your yield may vary due to this. When it comes to flushing for purposes of rinsing out excess nutrients from the medium to avoid a chemical taste of some sort before harvest, that I am sure of is not necessary. I think what may be more necessary is to allow your medium to dry out before harvest. The pots themselves get washed not necessarily for the salts but more as a preventative to any molds or pathogens, but I suppose I benefit then anyways regardless of my belief as whatever salt builds up also gets washed away in the process.

Gimme direct links to why flushing works, then you let me know when you've finished the MIGRO video, then we meet back here. Hm?

No you didn't. I've been running the video on the side since I posted the link and it's only just now about to finish. This thread is officially just opinion, so let's just agree to that and keep posting our opinions instead of claiming any research or facts.

Shot! No here's a doozy, why would I go and look at anything you've linked as research if I know for a fact you didn't watch the video in the link I and @PsyCLown posted which disproves flushing and would have also explained how salts, and for that matter, nutrients in general are absorbed by plants. So before you go tuning people to step out of their comfort zones, to post links and to do their own research, take some of your own advise and do the same, buddy. Lead by example. It's your thread after all.

Just one crumb of a link please Senpai please!

Nope. Just go research the link @PsyCLown posted. In fact, here you go. Make it nice and easy. Linky Ok skeif link. Uhu. Me.

Got my ticket, Captain

Same. I am currently on my second re-use cycle although I do add in fresh coco just for consistency's sake.

Which is funnily enough not even the reason I wash the pots. I wash them in hot water and H2O2 to deal with any latent pathogens and to also loosen up any roots that got stuck in the fabric. Salt buildup means nothing to me.

..they get washed?

@CreX @PsyCLown

You first. I got mine ready on standby. Also nothing new, they are all still available in other threads where we have discussed this before.

Myth. Double myth.

Damn all my calls were right, I should maybe consider betting