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Blunted247

Blunted247

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Shrubs First said:
Sorry I shouldn't be trying to change your beliefs. We shouldnt talk about such things, I don't believe in it, you do, We'll see each others next harvest ;)
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for sure man...even the beatles said it.....love is all we need.

i am trying to invest to get the best tools possible as well...dont get me wrong...i kno i need the ph meter LOL...its a process tho. next grow ill have double what i have now untencils wise.

just tryin to be the lil engine that could right now.....peep out the journal yo...tell me what u think....i did fox farm it up and have a 400 hps, mylar etc...

so not too shabby for a first run.
 
Shrubs First

Shrubs First

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Blunted247 said:
for sure man...even the beatles said it.....love is all we need.

i am trying to invest to get the best tools possible as well...dont get me wrong...i kno i need the ph meter LOL...its a process tho. next grow ill have double what i have now untencils wise.

just tryin to be the lil engine that could right now.....peep out the journal yo...tell me what u think....i did fox farm it up and have a 400 hps, mylar etc...

so not too shabby for a first run.
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Yes, it is a learning process, you will learn a lot about plants and yourself, it's great spending so much time with plants it, brings us back to reality, I spend all day with them, and I'd like to believe they feel my presence, alas they only dance because of my fans, and I know I am the one receiving the joy and pleasure from the experience, they could care less if I were there. Next time experiment, use a sterile media such as coco coir and hydroton, and you will see how much control you have over your plants. You can literally see how much food your plant eats per week. It gives you an incredible amount of control when you can accurately test your nutrients before they go in your soil and when you test them again when they come out the bottom you can see if there was still nutrients in there from the last feeding, or if you need to give them more.
 
Blunted247

Blunted247

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Shrubs First said:
Yes, it is a learning process, you will learn a lot about plants and yourself, it's great spending so much time with plants it, brings us back to reality, I spend all day with them, and I'd like to believe they feel my presence, alas they only dance because of my fans, and I know I am the one receiving the joy and pleasure from the experience, they could care less if I were there. Next time experiment, use a sterile media such as coco coir and hydroton, and you will see how much control you have over your plants. You can literally see how much food your plant eats per week. It gives you an incredible amount of control when you can accurately test your nutrients before they go in your soil and when you test them again when they come out the bottom you can see if there was still nutrients in there from the last feeding, or if you need to give them more.
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i like that....well put. but coco n hydroton???? i am familiar with the materials but ima have to read on that..heard lots about it....could u do a simple explanation on how to add that?? im jus using fox farm ocean forest right now...i realized next grow i definelty need to add perlite in the mix....and also use some natural rain water for a nitro pick me uper lol.
 
KP2

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love is all you need.... well, not quite, lol!

but!~!

these plants absolutely DO respond to our emotional status. if you go into the grow with a bad attitude, the plants will show it. go in happy, and the plants will show that too. the vibes are a big part to a good grow, almost a necessity. however, all the ingredients to a good environment (down to what type of nutes you use) are just as important ;)
 
Blunted247

Blunted247

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KP2 said:
love is all you need.... well, not quite, lol!

but!~!

these plants absolutely DO respond to our emotional status. if you go into the grow with a bad attitude, the plants will show it. go in happy, and the plants will show that too. the vibes are a big part to a good grow, almost a necessity. however, all the ingredients to a good environment (down to what type of nutes you use) are just as important ;)
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niceeee....there was a couple times its all that kept em going im sure. i was just picking stuff up along the way..i just knew i could do it so i planned the night before and then woke up n here i am. july 8th i started....thesee look real sativa.....they are plumping up n im on week 7 tomorrow. im figuring like week 10. let em get nice n juicy...im sure they got alot of bulkin up to do. they look like monsters. just some straight bag seeds outta some midz. i figure with my care i could make it proud by raisin it the right way lol..
 
KP2

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just remember to have a 1-2-3 type fertilizer for flower. pot doesn't like super p's, and likes more potassium than anything. ;)
 
Blunted247

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KP2 said:
just remember to have a 1-2-3 type fertilizer for flower. pot doesn't like super p's, and likes more potassium than anything. ;)
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so super p's = cha ching / beastie bloomz????

i use fox farm big bloom / tiger bloom with ocean forest soil.

i used beastie bloomz and now cha ching as well...i use very lil maybe thats why it didnt wreck a whole bunch of leaves....ima just flush and take it really really easy...sound about right???? i also been using rain water for nitrogen...actually im collectin it now...nice 2 days of rain. so yeah..i noticed a lil yellowin on the lower leaves.....
 
KP2

KP2

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rainwater is nuetral, should not have nitrogen in it.

i'm unfamiliar with the effects of fox farms, other that what i've seen posted. i don't use it as ff is designed for tomatoes. i use an and gh, both designed for and tested exclusively on mmj.
 
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