It's All Bullsh*t
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Kant
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exactly.
nutes may vary slightly simply because of the optimal conditions but you're not gonna get a 15% difference in the worst case and best case. you're trying to turn straw into gold here(which fdd will then use as nutes
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InvaderMark
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dude.. i hear what you say and its very true. but dont ya think nutes could help it grow faster rather then bigger or better? and dude.. i could stare at those plants all day. wait.. i think i did.. oops.. jk jk .. lol 
kanekanekane
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dude.. i hear what you say and its very true. but dont ya think nutes could help it grow faster rather then bigger or better? and dude.. i could stare at those plants all day. wait.. i think i did.. oops.. jk jk .. lol
W h a t ?
GoodFriend
Lumberjack
dude.. i hear what you say and its very true. but dont ya think nutes could help it grow faster rather then bigger or better? and dude.. i could stare at those plants all day. wait.. i think i did.. oops.. jk jk .. lol
sure, your plants gonna need nitrogen, phosphorous, and potassium, as well the micro nutes...
but so many brands market their products as some miraculous glorious thing...
plants just need the raw materials to do what they do... lots of differents ways to get there, and fancy labels, names, and techniques are just for shits and giggles, really
not saying that quality products won't do better than shitty products
simply that, most hype is just BULLSHIT
wafflehouselover
Well-Known Member
its like a makeup product promise to make a redneck no teeth bitch look like a bitch out of hollywood.
trapper
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the best weed i ever smoked was some pot brought back from africa in the 70,s,you soared higher and higher untill you climaxed,my uncle said it was grown with water,and maybe an elephant shit near by.my second best weed was brought back from panama by a haywire buddy in those same 70,s,that had no chemicals either,sometimes i think with all the breeding going on we are getting farther from perfection .we are takeing something that probably was close to perfect and fucking it up.
skunkushybrid
New Member
Not always... also the plant's environment is a very important factor. Two growers could grow the same cloned plant and end up with different cannabinoid levels.
but they are still limited by genetics. one grow may be better but it will only be "so much" better.
skunkushybrid
New Member
Yes, I see your point.but they are still limited by genetics. one grow may be better but it will only be "so much" better.
skunkushybrid
New Member
I'm trying to crack that nut myself... I've had 18 plants in 0.5litre containers, for 14 days from clone. The plants are over 12" tall now. So they are on target, exactly the same as if I had them in the usual one gallon.
skunkushybrid
New Member
Yes molasses are organic... they contain sugars that the plant can utilise. Someone already pointed out on here that they also have essential B vitamins.
newbutpersistent
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what about worm castings? They are completely natural and wouldn't they provide all the essential nutrients and micro-nutrients and nano-nutes or whatever else the plant would normally get in the wild?
skunkushybrid
New Member
As indoor growers... it is not about getting the conditions similar to the outdoors. It is about creating the perfect environment for the plant to grow in. You are a god.
newbutpersistent
Well-Known Member
yeah, I can understand that, but at the same time, plants have been adapted by 1000's if not 10,000's or more years to growing oudoors. Wouldn't the perfect environment to utilize the plants natural genetic responses have atleast some similarity to outdoor conditions? (unless you have a life expectancy of 5000 years or so, then you could just create a strain of marijuana that is evolved to indoor growth 
). And about the worm castings, i had thought that it's one of the best fertilizers available, organic or not.
). And about the worm castings, i had thought that it's one of the best fertilizers available, organic or not.