i understand that is the most logical way to go about it, but for lack of knowledge im willing trade off for variety. so instead of perfecting one strains yield, id rather have a variety at 70 % potential yield. my main reason for doing this is because ive always wanted to have a variety at my disposel and taste true strains. i live in a small little city where fancy weed is overpriced with fake names and i simply cant nor want to maintain paying over 400 a month on mystery weed. in a perfect world i hope to be harvesting a new strain every week, week and a half. hopefully at least an ounce dry per plant is what my fingers are crossed for
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i understand that is the most logical way to go about it, but for lack of knowledge im willing trade off for variety. so instead of perfecting one strains yield, id rather have a variety at 70 % potential yield. my main reason for doing this is because ive always wanted to have a variety at my disposel and taste true strains. i live in a small little city where fancy weed is overpriced with fake names and i simply cant nor want to maintain paying over 400 a month on mystery weed. in a perfect world i hope to be harvesting a new strain every week, week and a half. hopefully at least an ounce dry per plant is what my fingers are crossed for
finished the skeleton and the exterior of the tent. tomo is now just fine tune the taping job to make it look nicer and wait for my seeds to come to start the perpetual harvest in 2 or 3 weeks, gotta plan it right because i need the equipment from the current grow. here are some pictures 
i place two pots in a couple pictures to provide some visual perspective. the square one on the left is a 3 gallon and the round one on the right is a 5 gal smart pot
when i was at the hydro store today the guru there ( really, he is like a human database of knowledge) stated something interesting. i asked him why i didnt get nute burn at all from the sample root nutrient he gave me. i accidently fed it 5x the full strength when it was a week old. nothing happened so i continued to do so. he explain that if you are usiing a pure organic nutrient that you cant get nute burn. the plant can only soak up to a maximum amount of good nutrients until it becomes a bad amount and then it stops intaking it. so the only problem with over nuting is basically wastingyour money in nutrients that didnt get absorbed.
now i guess this doesnt hold true to chemical nutrients. since the plant doesnt know when to cut its self off from something its not naturally used to intaking that when burn happens. this might sound like ramble and im sure i lost bits of detail since i got from the store. i apoligize but i thought it was worth sharing
i place two pots in a couple pictures to provide some visual perspective. the square one on the left is a 3 gallon and the round one on the right is a 5 gal smart pot
when i was at the hydro store today the guru there ( really, he is like a human database of knowledge) stated something interesting. i asked him why i didnt get nute burn at all from the sample root nutrient he gave me. i accidently fed it 5x the full strength when it was a week old. nothing happened so i continued to do so. he explain that if you are usiing a pure organic nutrient that you cant get nute burn. the plant can only soak up to a maximum amount of good nutrients until it becomes a bad amount and then it stops intaking it. so the only problem with over nuting is basically wastingyour money in nutrients that didnt get absorbed.
now i guess this doesnt hold true to chemical nutrients. since the plant doesnt know when to cut its self off from something its not naturally used to intaking that when burn happens. this might sound like ramble and im sure i lost bits of detail since i got from the store. i apoligize but i thought it was worth sharing
