Currently there is a lot of discussion about the value of a flush. We will ignore that for now and just share how to flush if you so choose to. If you are  wondering what in the world a flush is, let me explain. Prior to harvesting your flowers for human consumption, you ideally want to flush them of any residual nutrients or chemicals. This is done by feeding them pH’d water without nutrients, for about a week to ten days before harvest. When done right your canopy will take on a beautiful autumnal look as the nutrients are slowly drawn from the leaves as the plant tries to make one last effort to send energy into its flowers before facing its looming death.

It’s funny when you see people who raise pot plants from the time they’re tiny little seeds, sprouts or clones until harvest.  We treat these pot plants like they’re our little children. Growers read to their plants, they’ll play Mozart and sing and play original guitar music to their garden.

These cannabis growers will even tell their pot plants, “I love you.” So much time, so much care, so much energy, love and devotion will be shown to these cannabis plants until one day… everything changes. Then out of nowhere these ‘plant-parents’ will suddenly pay a derelict hippie or some washed-up bottom-of-the-barrel hobo, from a temporary labor force, or a greyhound bus station parking lot, to ruthlessly massacre their ‘leaf-babies’ and gracelessly cut their f***ng heads off with a giant pair of scissors no less.