The NEW Gage Green info thread

Yodaweed

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When did I call my grow organic?

Like I give 2 shits about organic or Synthetics....

Do you know the meaning of the word you used?
Pretty sure you were the guy tellin everyone they were growing organics and all this probiotic shit then pouring floranova on it lol. but anyways not here to troll just kinda sad to see how much hypocristy is in this thread , the rationalization of spending 260$ on B quality genetics is kinda mind boggling to me, then you say money isn't important then you say money is the only thing that can help just don't get it...
 

genuity

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Pretty sure you were the guy tellin everyone they were growing organics and all this probiotic shit then pouring floranova on it lol. but anyways not here to troll just kinda sad to see how much hypocristy is in this thread , the rationalization of spending 260$ on B quality genetics is kinda mind boggling to me, then you say money isn't important then you say money is the only thing that can help just don't get it...
You are very slow....I do not understand anything you just typed out...
 

Beemo

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You must not smoke much weed for how raged out you always are, i'd recommend an indica maybe something other than GGG I don't think its working.
more like the opposite... main reason why your in here....
I smoke so much I feel like I am immune to weed.
is what happens when you dont know how to grow properly, master grower...
id be pissed too, if the shit i grew didnt get me high....
I use florakleen to flush my plants, 10ml per gallon and water until 20-40% run off.
florakleen is not organic, mr master organic grower
I know it's hard because there are not pictures but i'm sure you can sound it out.
why is this guy in here?
 

Yodaweed

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more like the opposite... main reason why your in here....

is what happens when you dont know how to grow properly, master grower...
id be pissed too, if the shit i grew didnt get me high....

florakleen is not organic, mr master organic grower

why is this guy in here?
I grow organic and non-organic but I tell people that and don't claim my synthetic plants are organic like you do.

Just gonna say one last thing , you don't guys gotta understand why fox farm isn't organic, and the difference between natural and organic, fox farm is natural soil, but so is an orange soda that contains zero orange juice, natural and organic are two completely different things.

Organic
Organic certification ensures that the product met the USDA standard under the National Organic Program, which began in 2002 (see References 2). The organic label means that the product contains at least 95 percent organically produced and processed ingredients. You might also see a label with a percentage indicating how much of the product qualifies as organic. Any product containing less than 70 percent organic ingredients cannot use the organic label. These products can only list individual ingredients as organic. Organic products must also indicate the certification agency and indicate each organic ingredient on the label. (See References 3, page 1)

Natural
The natural label has become ubiquitous. The government does not regulate the use of the word natural on products, except for poultry and other meats. Natural meat and poultry cannot contain artificial flavors, colors, preservatives or sweeteners, and processing kept to a minimum. A label of natural on meat products must explain how the product classifies as natural. A label of natural does not indicate anything about the raising, feeding or care of the animals. On other products, the natural label ideally means minimal processing and no artificial additives. The lack of regulation, however, makes it difficult for consumers to determine if this is the case. (See References 1, page 1)
 
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Beemo

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Organic
Organic certification ensures that the product met the USDA standard under the National Organic Program, which began in 2002 (see References 2). The organic label means that the product contains at least 95 percent organically produced and processed ingredients. You might also see a label with a percentage indicating how much of the product qualifies as organic. Any product containing less than 70 percent organic ingredients cannot use the organic label. These products can only list individual ingredients as organic. Organic products must also indicate the certification agency and indicate each organic ingredient on the label. (See References 3, page 1)
Natural
The natural label has become ubiquitous. The government does not regulate the use of the word natural on products, except for poultry and other meats. Natural meat and poultry cannot contain artificial flavors, colors, preservatives or sweeteners, and processing kept to a minimum. A label of natural on meat products must explain how the product classifies as natural. A label of natural does not indicate anything about the raising, feeding or care of the animals. On other products, the natural label ideally means minimal processing and no artificial additives. The lack of regulation, however, makes it difficult for consumers to determine if this is the case. (See References 1, page 1)
ok OMRI...
please stop clogging this thread...
this is a ggg thread... not organics...
 
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