UncleRomulus
- 1,356
- 263
I can express myself in my native tongue so much better. This is my second language, i do what i can. :D
Hahahaha. Trust me, name creates a big hype, its actually so basic when you get the meaning :D
That's pretty much what Monster cables tries to tell ya about their HDMI cables. Despite it being unmeasurable and theoretically impossible. But "true connoisseurs" buy them.
I apparently am not, nor have I ever smoked with, a true connoisseur. ;-)
You're going to ruin a good argument if you keep introducing facts and data. ;-)When I blind tested water only for 2 week weed vs fed to the last watering but tapered down to the plants needs not one of us “ connoisseur” smokers picked either weed with any consistency.
The dispensary I worked with back then tested the thc and it was higher with the fed clone but only by 1.5%.
Too many variables to make that conclusion in my opinion.
We did this with 3 known cuttings run 3 times.
Absolutely no conclusive evidence either way with a 6 day hang dry and a 2 week jar cure.
But the yield was higher on the fed to the end plant. The other plant faded out some and finished a few days earlier as well.
You're going to ruin a good argument if you keep introducing facts and data. ;-)
Makes all the sense in the world that yield and THC are higher when the plant is fed.
One of the exciting ramifications for me of legalization will be the ag schools starting to do some serious research. In five, maybe ten years, we're gonna know so much more.Man I hate those data introducing growers. They ruin everything!
I don’t think there is confusion tho. There is a more technical term for running x times water thru medium, it’s leaching , no? Idk , I’m not trying to ruffle any feathers. There used to be another guy on here that would always say “flushing is for toilets “ but later said he gave only pure water the last two weeks ??!! Most people in the cannabis world in North America refer to withholding fertigation during the final stages of cannabis ripening as flushing. When i hear someone discredit its value and say they essentially do what most call flushing I just assume their a rabble rouser trying to start an argument idk. I’m sorry if I offended you.You call your stuff and processes what you like and i’ll speak my mind and say, the term should be fade not flush. So that when you’re talking about an actual flush, such as running x times of water thru the medium, people don’t confuse it with the last weeks of growth when chloropyll breaks down and generally the processes of plant metabolism slows down, and vice versa.
Being a stoner has nothing to do with it. You can be a stoner and use the correct semantic and syntagmatic structure when communicating with each other. It’s a little effort at first but you’ll get use to it.
Ok. Lol. It’s not just me. Not sure why you haven’t noticed a difference. I’ve been doing this a really long time idk maybe it comes with time haha. Maybe I’m too pickyThat's pretty much what Monster cables tries to tell ya about their HDMI cables. Despite it being unmeasurable and theoretically impossible. But "true connoisseurs" buy them.
I apparently am not, nor have I ever smoked with, a true connoisseur. ;-)
Why not do your own research? Let your tastebuds be your guide. No need to wait for someone elseOne of the exciting ramifications for me of legalization will be the ag schools starting to do some serious research. In five, maybe ten years, we're gonna know so much more.
I like a little longer slower dry 14-17 days ,makes for a smoother more flavorful smoke. I used to quick dry it in six days too but once I tried the longer with a good two week cure also I never looked back.When I blind tested water only for 2 week weed vs fed to the last watering but tapered down to the plants needs not one of us “ connoisseur” smokers picked either weed with any consistency.
The dispensary I worked with back then tested the thc and it was higher with the fed clone but only by 1.5%.
Too many variables to make that conclusion in my opinion.
We did this with 3 known cuttings run 3 times.
Absolutely no conclusive evidence either way with a 6 day hang dry and a 2 week jar cure.
But the yield was higher on the fed to the end plant. The other plant faded out some and finished a few days earlier as well.
I like a little longer slower dry 14-17 days ,makes for a smoother more flavorful smoke. I used to quick dry it in six days too but once I tried the longer with a good two week cure also I never looked back.
The results of your testing contradict the results of that university study. That’s interesting....
How many people still use the term Strain, when the actual term should be Cultivar.
But they have been calling water only the last two weeks flushing for the 35 years I have known pot growers.
And what you keep describing is actually already a term in horticulture. Leaching. Pot books call running 3x water through flushing too. Why repeat mis labeling?
So much is mis named in our industry. Trichomes are resin glands for instance. Pistils is incorrect too.
You are arguing about labels that you are deciding for yourself @CrimsonEcho
And you keep saying that there “should” be enough nutrients to last 2 weeks. Not true in my system. I have tested extensively. My plants with my method need nutes to ripen properly.
You writing another book of your opinion does not change others experience.
Sorry but you come off very combative. We are having a discussion. You don’t want to hear any other perspective it seems.
No intention of changing anyones mind. You can call it leaching. Its a good term. Much better than flushing. And your comment about the nutes and the last 2 weeks, i favor quality and you favor whatever you like. As i said this is my reasoning. And to each his own.
There you go again. Maybe you shouldn’t put others product down before you try it.
There is no need for insults.
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?