They all look a little cloudy to me because of the light, but some look less cloudy than others. So yes.
Most people on here believe flushing is only needed if you overfed your plants. You dont want to flush organic, if thats what you did. If you never overfed them just give them water the last week so they use up all the rest in the soil, but really depends on what you did.
Its really up to you. I will harvest mine next weekend and I will not flush, but give them water only next week. Today was probably last feeding, maybe slight one on Saturday
This was my understanding of what is meant by flushing. When plants begin fruiting, it's common practice to stop giving fertilizers. Some say only to cut nitro fertilizers, others insist it makes no difference to taste...sound familiar?
Looking at these makes me feel like I need new glasses. The glandular trichomes themselves will begin to turn amber when it's time to harvest, correct?
Well most people when they say flush mean that you poor like 5 times the amount of what you would usually water through the soil to flush it out. New research suggests that it does not take any nutrients out of the bud itself, so if your buds are loaded with overfeeding nutrients, you cant flush them out anymore. In that regard flushing seems to be doing no good, however if you have salt build up in your soil from overfeeding you can flush those out with this practice. But to do it before every harvest doesnt make sense IMO
Flushing agents do the same thing as water as said above flush the last wk or so with straight water and heavier waterings.. GD luck . Imo I would let that go another wk or so tell they start turning amber