whatoncewas
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What do you think the most important thing for a newbie to know while growing?
What would be the 1 tip you'd give to a newbie grower?
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Stoney McFried
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Read extensively,and make sure you have everything you need BEFORE you grow.
doobiee
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desertflower
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Read and be patient
reefdakeef
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get a book by Jorge cervantes indoor gorw bible
reefdakeef
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and dont give your plants nuets to early
olosto
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This is the single best advice there is.
Edumacate ur dumb ass before you waste time...
First I would stress things already said - read up thoroughly and have all growing needs covered before you start.
Main thing I'd stress that hasn't been mentioned yet: pH.
I've seen hundreds of threads as I've lurked and learned wherein people are chasing problems all over the place, looking for all kinds of complicated solutions, and they don't know their pH. After improper lighting (which should be obvious as the most important thing), I think improper pH is the source of 75% of people's non-light-related troubles.
Main thing I'd stress that hasn't been mentioned yet: pH.
I've seen hundreds of threads as I've lurked and learned wherein people are chasing problems all over the place, looking for all kinds of complicated solutions, and they don't know their pH. After improper lighting (which should be obvious as the most important thing), I think improper pH is the source of 75% of people's non-light-related troubles.
olosto
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Stoney McFried
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Lol, I'm really not an expert, it just says that when you get enough rep.
Psychopassive
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Nobody needs to know about your grow unless they're living with you and you can't hide it from them.
easygrinder
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be careful what advice you listen to, very few people actually know what they are talking about and are just passing on information that they learned incorrectly
tyke1973
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There are two have the lights inces off the tops of the plants,this will give you more dence bud formation far times larger buds.most newbie's think because the plant is growing and look well that all is good but it is not get them lights has close has possible.you want the internodes to be harf ince apart at most not 6/7 ince this will give you very little yeiled plus you are wasteing all them valuble lumans.you can normaly tell if the plant is close enougth to the light by the boundry light reflection that goes around the grow area.the 2nd is plenty of air flowyou want the plants to be moveing with the fans air this will aid in stopping any pest from settleing and also give the plants fresh air all the time.
easygrinder
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Just did this and my plants are dead, i put my 1k inches from the plant and now they are crispy.....thanks
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