Well, no, it is. The synth nutes are, assuming pH is right, directly available to the roots, but are also an overdose of nutrients so it's a bit easier to burn your plant with it. I didn't even necessarily mean "force feeding." It was an analogy.
I would say PH is just as important to both. I actually see more PH complaints from soil users than anyone. Bottom line is, I don't think it matters if a microbe working on bat guano makes a nutrient available or if that same nutrient is synthetic and comes from a scoop...
It does. Synths are bound to salts.
Here I always thought that both organic and none just present the plant with the food they might require and plant's ability to utilize that nutrient is dependent on the PH condusive to the plant and that nutrient. Are you saying when a nutrient is provided to a plant organically, it is offered up almost humbly but certainly, softly and sweetly, maybe with music playing....while if it happened to come from a synthetic source it is a forced feeding?
Rather than chem nitrogen they uotake organic amino acids etc.Here I always thought that both organic and none just present the plant with the food they might require and plant's ability to utilize that nutrient is dependent on the PH condusive to the plant and that nutrient. Are you saying when a nutrient is provided to a plant organically, it is offered up almost humbly but certainly, softly and sweetly, maybe with music playing....while if it happened to come from a synthetic source it is a forced feeding?
Guess how many zips this is.Thx. 5 zips though? Those buds MUST be dense.
2-4 depending on density?
I gotta get dave to guess.
I get it now [emoji1]I gotta get dave to guess.
What is easier for a novice soil or hydro? Can you set drip for soil? Ph should be easy to control in each. I would think. Pig4buzz. Zzzzzzzzz
Soil is more forgiving than hydro so when you mess up its kind of ok. Hydro plants die if you mess up lol. So I would say soil is better for a novice grower
Thanks kmog33. I was told that auto seeds not femized were 80% females. Any truth
No. Regular seeds are regular seeds.
Like the dude said, no real size reference. As is, his guess is as good as mine. You have something totally undeniable to show us here on the interweb? Dry right?I gotta get dave to guess.
Just as easy for a noob to mix their soil too hot as it would be to over-fertilize a peat watering. The peat plant can be started in the right direction with the next watering...what does the guy do to rectify his hot soil?
Well thats a five gallon smart pot its in dave. And about three and a half feet tall. What do ya figure dave? And yes, dry weight of course.Like the dude said, no real size reference. As is, his guess is as good as mine. You have something totally undeniable to show us here on the interweb? Dry right?
Ahhhhh, sensing butthurt....