Snak
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d00d if u want the big budz you need every one of these trust me ben more money=better nuts=bigger budz
advanced nutrients vs. fox farm
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Uncle Ben
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lold00d if u want the big budz you need every one of these trust me ben more money=better nuts=bigger budz
Wimpy says, "I'll gladly pay you double tomorrow, for a jar of 'Mr. Muscle's Dill Pickle Juice' today."
Uncle Ben
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When is it appropriate to use a certain food, with a specific NPK ratio? This says it all: https://www.rollitup.org/marijuana-plant-problems/288013-mg-defiency.html
northeastern lights
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d00d if u want the big budz you need every one of these trust me ben more money=better nuts=bigger budz
You most certainly don't.
Grown with FF nutes.This bud was bigger than a football when done.
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Uncle Ben
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Can I see the football and not the hemp please?You most certainly don't.
Grown with FF nutes.This bud was bigger than a football when done.
Snak
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Yes it was a jokeYou most certainly don't.
Grown with FF nutes.This bud was bigger than a football when done.
UB asked me to post this here to share with everyone......
I am using fox farm nutes and not surprisingly am having nothing but problems. I would really like to learn more about plant nutrient uptake as you were talking about and learn what the plant really needs and not just what fox farm tells me it needs (along with the sales guys at the hydro store). First of all, do you have any good books you can recommend? Someone mentions the handbook of plant nutrition. Any word about that one? I am reading indoor growers bible by jorge cervantes. any opinions on that? Thanks in advance
I am using fox farm nutes and not surprisingly am having nothing but problems. I would really like to learn more about plant nutrient uptake as you were talking about and learn what the plant really needs and not just what fox farm tells me it needs (along with the sales guys at the hydro store). First of all, do you have any good books you can recommend? Someone mentions the handbook of plant nutrition. Any word about that one? I am reading indoor growers bible by jorge cervantes. any opinions on that? Thanks in advance
doc111
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I consider it a must have for any grower. Lots of good info!
Mr. Homegrown
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I know UB strongly recommends the "Marijuana Growers Guide" by Mel Franks. I am 3/4 through it and am dam impressed! I don't think Mel could've made growing any easier!
Oh, and I WAS an AN user with nothing but problems (AN 3 part micro, grow, bloom). But things should start looking up now
doc111
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This is the book that I cut my teeth with. It's a bit dated (Maybe just the edition I own) but the principles are sound. I highly recomend this one for any grower as well.I know UB strongly recommends the "Marijuana Growers Guide" by Mel Franks. I am 3/4 through it and am dam impressed! I don't think Mel could've made growing any easier!
Oh, and I WAS an AN user with nothing but problems (AN 3 part micro, grow, bloom). But things should start looking up now
Dr. Greenhorn
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if you liked that book, try marijuana botany by robert clarke
doc111
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I want to get it but I can't find that one around here and I don't order grow books online soooooooo............
There's also another book that's a good one to have and I can't think of the name of it. Dammit I need to not smoke so much weed.
Hemp diseases and pests, that's the one. It is by J.M. McPartland, R.C. Clarke, and D.P. Watson.
Dr. Indica
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Dr. Greenhorn
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yeah man, book is hard to get.it's hella old! but you'll notice mel frank and ed rosenthal got a lot of thier info from that book.
click the 3rd link in my sig for my grow :] this plant is going to destroy anything any of you noobs have ever grown !!!! and I'm a newb to this growing stuff, but I've read and listened to everything Uncle Ben has said. I know how to recognize someone who truly knows what they are talking about.
laserbrn
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Haha....yeah guy, this plant is going to destroy anything us "noobs" have ever grown.
OB Cron Kenobi
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lol at imaulle...
Nothing wrong with being proud. and props on having a 1000w light, you're certainly part of a limited club- but dont get it twisted, it wont make your shit stink. You still gotta know to grow, ya dig?
That plant is not impressive. at all. Its a typical plant. A little streatched. Needs a bigger pot if its ever gonna explode and blow even a 'noob' away. Even with a 1000w you should take a closer read and examine different methods like lst, super cropping, and training. Also it would be wise to consider a more intelligent nutrient regimine. I understand you're going for cheap and efficent (ironic considering the 1000w). But you're not feeding any micronutrients and your orchid high nigtrogen fetrilizer is unhealthy for your plant and if not given an extended flush 2 weeks + will reflect in taste [especially in soil].
Ohh yeah and its bag seed... Sweet, been there done that- check my first journal. I've learned alot since then and have only grown Greenhouse Seed Co seeds since. Huge Difference. There's too much for me to suggest you to do. But what do I know, I am just a 'noob' who has read, seen, and chopped and cropped 8+ harvests.
Cheers, but its you who sounds far from sincere- throwing all your eggs in one basket and all your support into uncle ben. I've already given his idea's credence and am supportive of such methods. But your arrogance and bold claim that you will blow us away is pre-emptive and unfounded.
Best of luck. You should create a link to a journal. I'd be happy to sign on to supply more suggestions.
Nothing wrong with being proud. and props on having a 1000w light, you're certainly part of a limited club- but dont get it twisted, it wont make your shit stink. You still gotta know to grow, ya dig?
That plant is not impressive. at all. Its a typical plant. A little streatched. Needs a bigger pot if its ever gonna explode and blow even a 'noob' away. Even with a 1000w you should take a closer read and examine different methods like lst, super cropping, and training. Also it would be wise to consider a more intelligent nutrient regimine. I understand you're going for cheap and efficent (ironic considering the 1000w). But you're not feeding any micronutrients and your orchid high nigtrogen fetrilizer is unhealthy for your plant and if not given an extended flush 2 weeks + will reflect in taste [especially in soil].
Ohh yeah and its bag seed... Sweet, been there done that- check my first journal. I've learned alot since then and have only grown Greenhouse Seed Co seeds since. Huge Difference. There's too much for me to suggest you to do. But what do I know, I am just a 'noob' who has read, seen, and chopped and cropped 8+ harvests.
Cheers, but its you who sounds far from sincere- throwing all your eggs in one basket and all your support into uncle ben. I've already given his idea's credence and am supportive of such methods. But your arrogance and bold claim that you will blow us away is pre-emptive and unfounded.
Best of luck. You should create a link to a journal. I'd be happy to sign on to supply more suggestions.