Good article, appreciate it. 🙂

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Organic or not, cannabis is a dynamic accumulator and will pack excess elements into new growth. These excesses do not flush or fade out at harvest time. Flushing near harvest will remove the ‘current’ excesses in the soil, softening the smoke a bit. Superior quality cannabis is grown with a balanced nutrient profile without excess. Amazing difference.

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