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Mowgli Ma-Fên

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Strong fans and wind make the plants stronger. Outdoor yields much more than indoors. Stress at the right time makes them stronger and healthier.
strong winds also close the stomata.
never heard that a plant gets healthier by stress.stronger maybe.
outdoor more than indoor? so every indoor environment is the same?
 

shorelineOG

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No, because you keep slaying around gay hate in a grow thread. An idea would be to start a gay hate thread on your own, not some dudes thread.
I believe it was a joke. What about all the crybabies on here? Let them cry to a therapist because I like talking about weed.
 

a mongo frog

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Isn't there a star wars movie or wiccan convention that you should be at?
lets get some grow talk going. I have a question. What are peoples thoughts on adding a sweet or molasses to your nutrients when growing with bottled nutrients? For instance we all already know sweet or molasses is used to feed microbe biology in ones dirt, however if ones not growing organically and uses bottled nutrients is there micro biology going on in their medium? I assume there would be some right? Just not to the extent of a organic soil grower? Basically is it a waste of money to be adding this shit if your not an organic gardener?
 

Michael Huntherz

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Nature and science are absolute and I just make observations.
Flawed observations are still observations I guess.
You're either a 98th percentile troll or spectacularly unable to learn anything new. The hatred for homosexuality is a big clue to the kind of mindless fuckstick you really are. Homosex is completely natural, so what's your observation there? Gay male penguins make great parents, as an example. Saying nature and science are "absolute" doesn't actually mean anything, by the way.
Judging by your anger you're a heterosexist, a holy roller, or a classless piece of shit.
D) All of the above.
 

Michael Huntherz

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lets get some grow talk going. I have a question. What are peoples thoughts on adding a sweet or molasses to your nutrients when growing with bottled nutrients? For instance we all already know sweet or molasses is used to feed microbe biology in ones dirt, however if ones not growing organically and uses bottled nutrients is there micro biology going on in their medium? I assume there would be some right? Just not to the extent of a organic soil grower? Basically is it a waste of money to be adding this shit if your not an organic gardener?
That's an interesting question! I have no idea. There's definitely some microbio happening in my coco, in spite of the hydrogen peroxide I'm adding. Then again I added some Mosquito Bits to it, so I contributed. I have little white dots that seem to be biological in nature on the surface and a small bit of apparent algae as well. No bugs, knock on wood, no bugs.
 

a mongo frog

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That's an interesting question! I have no idea. There's definitely some microbio happening in my coco, in spite of the hydrogen peroxide I'm adding. Then again I added some Mosquito Bits to it, so I contributed. I have little white dots that seem to be biological in nature on the surface and a small bit of apparent algae as well. No bugs, knock on wood, no bugs.
Do you add sweet or molasses to your res?
 

Resinhound

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lets get some grow talk going. I have a question. What are peoples thoughts on adding a sweet or molasses to your nutrients when growing with bottled nutrients? For instance we all already know sweet or molasses is used to feed microbe biology in ones dirt, however if ones not growing organically and uses bottled nutrients is there micro biology going on in their medium? I assume there would be some right? Just not to the extent of a organic soil grower? Basically is it a waste of money to be adding this shit if your not an organic gardener?
there just no reason to use molasses in full synthetic hydro grow,theres no bennies to feed much easier and cleaner to just add some Monopotassium phosphate to your res.
 
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