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This is not a forum for you to sell drugs man get the fuck out of here.

That's awesome man! That's gonna be some rich compost!

Gorgeous trich heads! Looking great my friend! And check out that compost pile! My mix crapped out a little early this round but they still turned out! A week before cutdown.

That's what's good! Always happy to hear about others success, let's see some pics!

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You probably saved a ton of money over what you would've paid on the same kind of fertilizers at a grow or if you bought fertilizers marketed towards the cannabis industry.

He couldn't say there was because he believes you can indict a sitting president. As has been clearly stated.

No matter how big the commercial industry gets as long as laws stay progressive there should always be room for home growers. Just like homemade beer and wine, there is that craftsmanship that comes from being able to do things in smaller batches so you can hyper focus in on what you're doing...

Very true! I'm just looking for conversation! :bigjoint:Happy growing!

That's the picture I got from the article that I keep mentioning. Right by the picture it says ""In the end this monstercropped plant yielded less than the other clones in the grow room." I'm sure you have had much success my friend and I wish you more in the future. I also have many years of...

If you have any scholarly based articles I would be interested in reading them.

Taken directly from an article about re-vegging/monster cropping "Downsides to re-vegging cannabis after harvest it can take a few weeks for a flowering plant to fully re-veg and start growing vigorously, and sometimes re-vegged plants just always grow slowly initial growth is strange and...

You are not wrong. The monster cropping lobby just wants to be right.

Well my friend, about that. Respectfully, I am well read in this anecdotal subject you speak of. Let me point out, if you google "monster cropping", no scholarly based articles come up...just cannabis forums and at the top is a cannabis website that is more of a buzzfeed style intro to...

Because it's not an ideal way to create healthy and quick rooting clones that grow into healthy plants.

Don't take clones after flip unless you have to.

Looks good dude

I don't think there's anything wrong with doing that. Unless you need to have your product tested to be sold through a dispensary...there was a commercial producer in my area that had to trash a whole harvest because of bacteria it tested for that came from compost foliar feeds. Unless you know...

Because it was an unnecessary step. If you have compost in your soil the benefits are there.