@MicroDoser I do agree the lack of studies make this hard to prove or understand. It isent much of an issue when growing organic esp in soil. Its mainly a issue with chemicle hydro. Some people over feed and probebly see better results from flushing then those that dont. To much chlorophyll is def one of the main culprits and plants change color as it burns of in the fall. Flushing indoors may remove excess nutrients mainly nitrogen that are keeping the plant from finishing as it naturally would.I encourage people to try for them selves and feed hard and not flush one plant and compare to the ones you did or vice versa, getting your grow and strains dialed in makes the biggest difference so experimenting is key. A wise man once said the best way to grow weed is what works best for you in your enviroment.
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INteresting… 
I’ve never heard of that…
I wonder what “no salt” potassium chloride would do?
It may be something to experiment with on some male plants that you’re gonna cut anyway…
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Ya I have never heard that before either.