Don't tell me this town aint got no heart

ISO2BWELL

This seems to have struck me as a great tidbit of wisdom...and we all hope so true with our beloved herb!

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videoman

Am I missing the stoners english 101?

World2Give

Just in case anybody cares to L(o)(o)K, the pictures are now up over at the hospital

http://www.greenpassion.org/hospital...html#post37781

Pappy

I majored in Literature & Language Arts. I do make an honest attempt at correct spelling and punctuation.

The "Great Novel" has been in the works for many years. lol

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You can't believe anything I say, and only half of what you see me do.

MRX

Pappy I want a signed first edition...LOL

green_nobody

welcome buddy!

it ain't anything wrong with dirt, the best bud grows there and it doesn't have to be a little once you been a bit into the game

and, sure - a good hydro grower will get some nice buds out of this as well but if i thing of all that bad hydro bud i smoked and you want to grow just a little perfect bud - stay with soil. it is less hassle then hydro, you don't have to invested to get started as with hydro and soil is more forgiving. So you had bad luck once and to not repeat this learn to manage soil first and then move on to a simple version of hydro as a DWC system.

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Keep the gun oiled and the thumb green!

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World2Give

Well barring recent developmentz, I've pretty much got the soiless science down now and since my passion for the plant is so great I feel the need to to endulge into uncharted waters ( 4 me).... No matter what I end up doing with my prezn't situation I will not give up what I have learnt over the yearz with " the mix" and since I have plenty of room for experimentation I think I will start small with the hydro thing and then see where that goes..... but If I hafta do a Chop I'll just wait till autumn to beginagain. (<that should be one word)


Over the years I have puffed some Hydropoopic and some hydrochronic so I know what can happen and what is possible.

So the thing that really interests me the most about cultivating plants in water is "the flush" because with my organic "dirt", I mix a few goodies in with the final transplant and... well... how do you do a true nute flush with that--- you dont!; so I am looking foward to being a newbie once again.