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Watching older videos such as Marijuana Mania Episode 4 (late 2016) and at about 9:30 they talk about their letting the plants die on the vine technique and I've seen in another video where one of their workers says something to the effect of "this room shouldn't be green when we harvest."
https://vimeo.com/200925886
Fast forward to now and this video from one year ago and the plants look totally healthy and green for the Harvest Day in the Jungle video, right? It doesn't even look like they reduced nitrogen in flower, which would match the "feed the same nutes from start to finish" mantra Ivan is talking about in the video above.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7IallzDQME
This is making me reconsider some things, as I do respect how they do their grows and the science and testing they do. Maybe I shouldn't flush and starve my plants the last few weeks either? Have they learned something and changed it between 2016 and now? I did read a study where a company did blind testing and people seemed to prefer non-flushed weed.
https://hightimes.com/grow/new-research-shows-flushing-plants-before-harvest-may-be-unnecessary/
https://vimeo.com/200925886
Fast forward to now and this video from one year ago and the plants look totally healthy and green for the Harvest Day in the Jungle video, right? It doesn't even look like they reduced nitrogen in flower, which would match the "feed the same nutes from start to finish" mantra Ivan is talking about in the video above.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7IallzDQME
This is making me reconsider some things, as I do respect how they do their grows and the science and testing they do. Maybe I shouldn't flush and starve my plants the last few weeks either? Have they learned something and changed it between 2016 and now? I did read a study where a company did blind testing and people seemed to prefer non-flushed weed.
https://hightimes.com/grow/new-research-shows-flushing-plants-before-harvest-may-be-unnecessary/