HappelWood
Well-Known Member
Comparatively speaking. How much harder is cannabis compared to other plants to grow?
Speaking out of my aerogarden, which isn't from much, pot's been harder to keep alive than the other plants. I grew everything the aerogarden kit came with before i moved onto pot, and everything grew just fine. Getting results like they advertise. Switching to cannabis and my own nutrients has shown a big difference in involvment and i'm still not get "perfect" results. Not bad results, but this obviously isn't something someone can take up without something backing them up. The only thing supporting me is endless amounts of time to research, a knack for learning things (not to toot my horn), and RIU, yet i can take a picture of my garden and you can see at the very least inconsistancy in color amongst foliage and so burnt spots.
So is cannabis harder to grow than most other plants? And if so, how much harder? Is there like a scale somewhere with grass being the easiest and a red wood being the hardest or something? Is it only any harder because i'm in hydro (cause i know hydro can be more involved depending on how involved you are on your soil grow)?
Speaking out of my aerogarden, which isn't from much, pot's been harder to keep alive than the other plants. I grew everything the aerogarden kit came with before i moved onto pot, and everything grew just fine. Getting results like they advertise. Switching to cannabis and my own nutrients has shown a big difference in involvment and i'm still not get "perfect" results. Not bad results, but this obviously isn't something someone can take up without something backing them up. The only thing supporting me is endless amounts of time to research, a knack for learning things (not to toot my horn), and RIU, yet i can take a picture of my garden and you can see at the very least inconsistancy in color amongst foliage and so burnt spots.
So is cannabis harder to grow than most other plants? And if so, how much harder? Is there like a scale somewhere with grass being the easiest and a red wood being the hardest or something? Is it only any harder because i'm in hydro (cause i know hydro can be more involved depending on how involved you are on your soil grow)?