reza92
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yeah I know but pretty much anytime I say Asian I really mean shit pgr bud. What worse is when your buying from a home grow and you get it and Can see the paclo in it. Makes me want to slap cunts
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Lucky Luke
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its funny the look i get here from some people. Im like "its not organic but its close and no paclo or other bad PGR's". Blank stare back having no fkn clue what im saying...
bursto
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stop reminding me of those days, it was bad times
any noob with, bunnings soil and nutes and a cheap light now, could grow better dank than the crap i used to buy
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Lucky Luke
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ours is nearly all local. But to maximise profits on the commercial black grows people get greedy.
reza92
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I just say yep organic, no chemicals. Salts not a chemical right?its funny the look i get here from some people. Im like "its not organic but its close and no paclo or other bad PGR's". Blank stare back having no fkn clue what im saying...
Calbrowno
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Good to know.. honestly I didn't even know about this. Do they put growth regulators in standard nutrient ranges, or do you have to use a product that is specifically for growth regulating? Hope I haven't been using this crap.I reckon you’ll get a p of this quality weed
Edit: this is why I started growing everywhere is flooded with it it’s fucked
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Plus they didn’t even come in as advertisers so the cheated riu which probably pisses me off more then anything
Rewerb
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Very likely. I'll have to get one of those re-settable min/max thermometers for the future.
I always knew they were in fabric pots too small for their size, but have been trying to keep the coco saturated.
Like I said, lesson learned (ie. don't try to grow in coco in a greenhouse, in full sun, in fabric pots that are too small for the plants, in summer).
Worst-case scenario, I've lost a couple of plants that I've invested a lot of time & effort into.
Best case scenario, I've learned something VERY valuable to the growing regime at my place. I've proved to myself that I can successfully take clones in order to salvage the strain & try again. AND there's still a lot of sunlight left this season.
Thanks to @DustyDuke for the impetus (BASTARD!)
Lucky Luke
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Theres growth regulators like tricontinol that are fine, but they dont blow up the flowers like Paclo and others do.
Rewerb
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Honestly, mate, I'm not overly fussed at the prospect of losing these two (sad, yes, but it is what it is). I still have the bush babies that are going very nicely & 16 clones to play with.
I kinda expected this to happen, just not in one day.
reza92
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no standard products don’t contain growth regulators just salts and water maybe some
Kelp or microbial products.
Most products that contain pgrs will be clearly labeled with the active ingredient on the bottle, list that it’s for ornimental plants only and will generally have a proper poison label on the bottle.
Lucky Luke
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A licensed growing person i know has had the sme problems albiet less severe in his green house. In tassies much cooler climate he has been seeing 60s C. Had to add some massive fans and a misting system. Green houses are hard to get right to suit our summer conditions.
DustyDuke
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y
i did for like 4 months it fucked my chest hard. I didn’t know at the time I quit smoking because I thought it was me. But once I harvested some outdoors I looked into it. Then I showed my Mrs which gave me the green light to grow but she was like we need to grow organic.
DustyDuke
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She’ll be right mate.Very likely. I'll have to get one of those re-settable min/max thermometers for the future.
I always knew they were in fabric pots too small for their size, but have been trying to keep the coco saturated.
Like I said, lesson learned (ie. don't try to grow in coco in a greenhouse, in full sun, in fabric pots that are too small for the plants, in summer).
Worst-case scenario, I've lost a couple of plants that I've invested a lot of time & effort into.
Best case scenario, I've learned something VERY valuable to the growing regime at my place. I've proved to myself that I can successfully take clones in order to salvage the strain & try again. AND there's still a lot of sunlight left this season.
Thanks to @DustyDuke for the impetus (BASTARD!)
Lucky Luke
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I recon Cyco might have some...but i couldnt say for sure
DustyDuke
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Yeah I wonder if it will be illegal to sell bud with it in it over in NZ.
Calbrowno
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Ok so my nutrient range (nutrifield) does have regulators available apparently.. Stop grow and Flower Fast.. no wonder i've never bothered with it with garbage names like that.
Calbrowno
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I certainly hope so after reading up on it. More users just need to be aware of it really so they can know to refuse it.