Your very right! (its Eurohydro instead of genhydro to find the site) lol funny how the little things are where the differences are.... All I have ever used is GH.... it does what its supposed to thats for sure! I have actually thought of trying other lines out, but it just ends up being the cheapest to get for me.
Yeah, sometimes I veg under 20/4 for about a week but not much longer. It's all about finding a high producing strain that grows best in your conditions. Some might disagree but quantity is more important than quality in my case. Many high quality strains take longer to flower and don't yield as high as others.
Ok, so it looks like the US = is KoolBloom... But there are a lot of products in eur. That isnt in us (little jelous bout that friends from across the pond) but there are products in us that arnt in eur... And some are just under diffrent names and diffrent conentrations
Very nice! You will like the strawberry blue I've grown it twice. It stays very short and easy to train.
Never grown skunk but I've grown lemon and silver haze and I can tell you that most sativa dominant plants are a pain in the ass to grow indoors. They will branch out and stretch like crazy but they respond to topping/training very well. The only sativa dominant plant I really enjoy growing indoors is durban poison. Not to mention they are also a pain to trim. Sometimes the yield and potency can be well worth it though.
Originally Posted by DaleRoberts
A few thoughts on 12/12 from seed. I put a few super skunks from Nirvana in the room. They are bigger after the stretch than any other plants I've veg'd for a few weeks. Have any of you grown SS? I am using canna nutes in coco. So. Glad I switched from soil.
Since changing to coco I pull about 3oz per ... in soil it was around 2oz
That makes me happy
Lots of growers will debate this, they say plants grow faster in hydro but it's a myth. It's all about root structure. You can get an awesome root structure in both soil and hydro. The healthier the roots are and the more space they have to grow, the healthier the plant will be.
Training never hurts it can only help. That plant doesn't look too leafy though so the branches should get plenty of light as-is.
