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i think it depends what you are going for when deciding to stick with a strain or not. if it is all about money it is beneficial to grow the same strain over and over as you will learn what the plant likes and when it likes it so one can get the highest possible yield out of it. on the other...

are you talking about a flood try? if you are and are setting up a ebb and flow pm me, i may have 2 cents you'd like to here.

is the kush just the one taller one in the pic?

its not harder to grow its just a little more sensitive to nutes. i had 0 issues.

Our as mexican as arroz con frijoles

If i may add one more thin....Greenhouse seed co. has a bunch of videos on youtube doing grows. franko states in nearly every video how important ph is and testing the run off and salts. and i would personally trust anything aryjan and/or franko said about horticulture over anything anyone ever...

What you do not like reading logical posts? from reading your posts I would suggest you get a sunday paper and maybe make a visit to the library. Education is the progressive discovery of your own ignorance. you my friend seem like you could use some discovering.

i did some ww and purp kush side by side on my last grow. the kush will be able to take nearly double the nutes the WW can (although i do not know what type of WW i had). both are fantastic smoke, this grow should give you a chronic little variety of medicine.

good analogy at the end, but other than that you are preaching to the choir.

actually its typically indefinitely. they are not citizens therefore they have no rights. once they are in the system we can pretty much do what we want with them. they could sit in a county holding cell for a couple weeks and be deported or they could get thrown in prison and held for 3 years...

they don't just put you on a plane when you are deported, you are imprisoned first.

Yeah and more than you would ever imagine too. just in my shop of about 20 people we had foreign born people from mexico, guetemala, etheopia, japan, south korea, and canada. I think it would do the country good if more people new this too. i would have never known unless i had seen it for...

No they were not illegal. they had working visas to be in our military. some got their citizenship, some didn't.

Is this your first grow in this set-up?

just the strain. some are redish some are bright bright green some get purple. its totally normal, those purpla lines are nute super highways.

Very true same here with all of the guys i worked with.....but at the same time these guys have never even considered staying here in the first place because they do not think it is possible to do legally. why would they want to invest in a home here to retire in just to get caught and deported...

they may not be forced but they are lied to, takin advantage of and abused. they come here with nothing, so when they get here and don't like it they can't just be like "i wanna go home" they are pretty much hostages. they can keep there mouth shut and go back in and work like a slave and get a...

very good point. think corn farmers here have a shitty deal? check out what's happening to the ones in mexico.

Other than el salvador i served in the us military with at least one native person from every country listed here-- like i said earlier many foreigners have earned more of a right to live here than many native born citizens.

yeah well you aren't an executive for Tyson either. they bus 'em up straight from mexico across the border and into the food processing plants where they work in horrible conditions and are allowed to live in trailer parks and every week or so they will pick a couple out of the heard and have...