Time for a restart, need help
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mijola3
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yeah luda, but growing indoors is not immitating nature, it is creating above normal conditions in which the plant would naturally have, optimizing growth rate and quality, giving plants more light, better nutes, and better rooting conditions than they could ever have in nature ..period...
yes keep it simple works for noobs to learn but you dont have to be a d*ck about it
learn to love
FuZZyBUDz
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yeah luda, but growing indoors is not immitating nature, it is creating above normal conditions in which the plant would naturally have, optimizing growth rate and quality, giving plants more light, better nutes, and better rooting conditions than they could ever have in nature ..period...
yes keep it simple works for noobs to learn but you dont have to be a d*ck about it
learn to love
its hard to beat sun light dood luda i agree.
mijola3
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i agree totally i love good outdoor, i grow from coast to coast vancouver island, the great bud rainforest every single year LOL
but lets face it, the indoor cultivator is seeking " above natural " conditions, the absolute control enviornment, with NO variables unaccounted for.
i guess preference is what matters, nothing like 100% organic sunshine and glacier water buds
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but lets face it, the indoor cultivator is seeking " above natural " conditions, the absolute control enviornment, with NO variables unaccounted for.
i guess preference is what matters, nothing like 100% organic sunshine and glacier water buds
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LUDACRIS
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yeah luda, but growing indoors is not immitating nature, it is creating above normal conditions in which the plant would naturally have, optimizing growth rate and quality, giving plants more light, better nutes, and better rooting conditions than they could ever have in nature ..period...
yes keep it simple works for noobs to learn but you dont have to be a d*ck about it
learn to love
so how is growing indoors not immitating nature by manipulating the photoperiod and providing the correct growing environment.
are you completely stupid ?????
and how do you propose we imitate nature growing indoors
.just leave the window open right
mijola3
Active Member
so how is growing indoors not immitating nature by manipulating the photoperiod and providing the correct growing environment.
are you completely stupid ?????
and how do you propose we imitate nature growing indoors
just leave the window open right
i wish i could express myself monosyllabically enough for you to understand me.
oh wait......i can
D!CK
MurderAlley
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so how is growing indoors not immitating nature by manipulating the photoperiod and providing the correct growing environment.
are you completely stupid ?????
and how do you propose we imitate nature growing indoors
just leave the window open right
not that i have any usefull theories as to why his plants are not doing well but arguing back and forth about wether growing indoors is imitating nature or not isn't gonna get his plants to grow!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MurderAlley
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LUDACRIS
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you coulden't make sense even if you tried.
are you typing in hebrew or greek or is it a secret code
MurderAlley
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lol i was just stoned enough to where that made me laugh uncontrolably....bravo!
Bak'tIndus.420
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how old is your medium your using the only other thing I could imagine is that your ladies might of gone into a root lock maybe from too old of manure or compost mixture . this happened to me one time but purposly in a outdoor study, bat guano is super thick and too much in a mixure could minimize your oxygen intake for your roots, it might even be rotting away right now check em out when you pull em check your root structure and post it up plz very helpful
MurderAlley
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Thats a very good suggestion Bak'tIndus, now that you mentioned it it brings me back to one of my first grows, i added too much bat guano( i thought more was mo betta) to my already clay like soil and i enden up with a super saturated rotting piece of cement.. I let them dry out then i dosed them with a watetr/ hydrogen peroxide solution and repotted them with a better organic soil and after about a week they started coming out of their stunted state.
MurderAlley
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You must have the best Ace in the country!!! None of mine have anything good
FuZZyBUDz
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pre flush no, pre soak yes fox farms is amazin soil fer ganja man! i use it, and it werks fer 3 weeks from seed with the nutes in it, perfect soil man nice choice.
