dnkfrmthasoilz7
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BTW if your a newer grower don't jump right into aero there is no room for failure you would be much safer going with coco coir.
$2500 budget grow 3 stage system 1 pound every 6 weeks
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friendlyfarmer
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while you may enjoy making others feel incompetent on the internet, plants use CO2 non-stop. saying it won't benefit him at all if everything isn't already perfect is a serious overstatement, not to mention a false one. granted, certain environments are better suited for CO2 supplementation, but typically only because those environments restrict the availability to begin with. co2 supplementation is always going to do some good, you just don't always need it.
friendlyfarmer
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I would strongly recommend going with a DWC/ Bubbleponics setup instead. Much easier to maintain for a first timer. Also, there is no need to transplant so much, and you definitely won't be able to do it in the time spacing you have given. The roots will grow much too fast for that. I would just start with the 1 or 3 inch pots and go straight to 6 from whichever you choose. you also won't need more than a few plants per harvest with a nice DWC setup to attain your goal.
friendlyfarmer
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also, as i'm sure many have said. it would certainly be in your best interest to start much smaller. just start with a few plants, use 5 gallon buckets, 1 plant per bucket. 4 or 5 plants will be more than enough. take clones from your best female, and you can start cycling from there. you can easily get 3 or 4 ounces off of a plant. this is more than enough to smoke. it sounds like you may be trying to get rich but this is not the way to do it, and the fact that you already announced it online where anyone can read it is worrisome. if you did this with your own computer, then busting you would be beyond easy for the feds, especially if you aren't a med. user.
Dustybowlz
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This is exactly the advice given to me, this is the exact advice I have been following. Im glad more a few people suggest it for there first grow.