Soft rock phosphate in no-till

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paraordnance

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greasemonkeymann said:
seems a lil "dick'ish" considering he was making a valid point.
and what on the label would make what he said, not relevant?
that's what I am talking about.
You do not need that for the mix that you are making. You have plenty of calcium.
if you are indeed, the opposite of a dick, then I stand corrected, but remember in the world of the internet it's solely what you type that people will base their views upon.
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The title of this thread is "Soft rock phosphate". Even noob like me knows the difference between soft and rock phosphate. So when someone replies to my thread without reading the title or even glancing at attached pictures and makes comments about heavy metals in blood and ground water which is completely irrelevant and border line disinformation about this particular amendment and I steer them in right direction then I'm being a "dickish"? Wow, just wow. I will never ask anything also, ever again on this forum
 
MustangStudFarm

MustangStudFarm

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paraordnance said:
The title of this thread is "Soft rock phosphate". Even noob like me knows the difference between soft and rock phosphate. So when someone replies to my thread without reading the title or even glancing at attached pictures and makes comments about heavy metals in blood and ground water which is completely irrelevant and border line disinformation about this particular amendment and I steer them in right direction then I'm being a "dickish"? Wow, just wow. I will never ask anything also, ever again on this forum
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The fact that you are trying to add phosphate(soft or rock) to a "No-Till" is just fucking hilarious. Anyways, both of you are probably going to get the "ignore" button from the veterans and you will just be talking to eachother. I was talking about @platt by the way, see how that worked? You know that I was directly talking shit to you because you had an "Alert" at the top of the screen!
 
calliandra

calliandra

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MustangStudFarm said:
Who needs a fucking valid point around here???
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LMAO!!
sorry to laugh when you're so worked up but just too funny, you whacking Grease whilst he'S having your back! :P

paraordnance said:
The title of this thread is "Soft rock phosphate". Even noob like me knows the difference between soft and rock phosphate. So when someone replies to my thread without reading the title or even glancing at attached pictures and makes comments about heavy metals in blood and ground water which is completely irrelevant and border line disinformation about this particular amendment and I steer them in right direction then I'm being a "dickish"? Wow, just wow. I will never ask anything also, ever again on this forum
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While I can see what you mean to an extent, what actually entitles you to the full focused attention of people who give their free time to help others with their questions? I really don't see how you can demand highest quality, publication-ready responses in this context... they do happen, amazingly often actually, but to expect that as default from fellow growers is a bit much, wouldn't you say? ffs it's a forum, not a paid consultancy...

Also, you think people went off topic, but maybe they were just viewing the issue from a more holistic perspective that eluded you? :rolleyes: In fact, they were telling you that you don't need this stuff and suggesting other zero-budget sources for that Calcium you're so worried about....
 
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DonTesla

DonTesla

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By the way, soft and non soft bs aside, the plant is known to reject heavy metals and hold toxins in its early/outer fan leaves, and have apparent bio reactions that increase potency / resin production / vigour when introduced in small amounts ..

Now,
I'm not sure heavy metal can travel upwards thru the trichomes' thick plasma against gravity, and penetrate the basal cell in the trich gland, but if you have references I'd be happy to read them for everyone.

I admit, albeit a different subject its still interesting to explore these metals and other elements and their affects upon application.

Always room for improvement
Always something to learn
 
greasemonkeymann

greasemonkeymann

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paraordnance said:
The title of this thread is "Soft rock phosphate". Even noob like me knows the difference between soft and rock phosphate. So when someone replies to my thread without reading the title or even glancing at attached pictures and makes comments about heavy metals in blood and ground water which is completely irrelevant and border line disinformation about this particular amendment and I steer them in right direction then I'm being a "dickish"? Wow, just wow. I will never ask anything also, ever again on this forum
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well shit man, my point was that he was offering VALID and friendly advice.
be a lil more pleasant maybe
or not
 
genuity

genuity

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Like a few yrs back,this place was full of arrogance & quality information . ..

Now it seems to just be arrogant trolling.
 
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