Ford Racing
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Haha we ain't done yet. I got 1,000,000 more questions lolWas a pleasure
Haha we ain't done yet. I got 1,000,000 more questions lolWas a pleasure
You should read my other threads first, they might be answeredHaha we ain't done yet. I got 1,000,000 more questions lol
But that can be achieved indoors with just a bit of workHere's on that will be controversial:
I grow indoors mostly myself - but I think that outdoor bud has the best, most complex effects.
Do you use the same technique year after year or is it strain dependent?You should read my other threads first, they might be answered
several years ago a member started a thread similar to what you did with this one only it was a ask me anything thread, I am pretty sure I answered 1000 different questions in that that thread, it's prolly buried now
I experiment a lot, I also breed, and yes I mix up different nutes for different plants feeding each plant what it needs but for "my" smoke yeppers same techniquesDo you use the same technique year after year or is it strain dependent?
You can try to replicate the light spectrum better indoors, but outdoors, the plant gets all sorts of varieties of conditions - cloudy, clear, rainy, overcast, windy, dry, etc. There are also seasonal daylight time, solar angle, and temperature changes that are constantly happening.But that can be achieved indoors with just a bit of work
and I do all of em Indoors ,,,,, it is possibleYou can try to replicate the light spectrum better indoors, but outdoors, the plant gets all sorts of varieties of conditions - cloudy, clear, rainy, overcast, windy, dry, etc. There are also seasonal daylight time, solar angle, and temperature changes that are constantly happening.
All I know is that I've seen outdoor buds have different colors, flavors, flower structures and even effects than clones of the same thing run indoors.
some things are timeless, the things that change are new tech like the COB LED'sWhat I mean is, if you gave an answer to a question 10 years ago, would that still be your answer today? I realize we live and learn as well as equipment technology increases.
ya might not, some of it is scaryI want to learn how you grow your "personal smoke". That's the magic question lol.
But looking at your end product, can it really get any better?some things are timeless, the things that change are new tech like the COB LED's
ALWAYS !!!But looking at your end product, can it really get any better?
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