Not sure I see any shouting down bro @Bulldog420 @ken dog was just fishing for validation. We can differ and not agree. Doesnt make anyone a doubter or hater. Why are peeps so thin skinned anymore?
Maybe you're right. Thanks for the observation. I just feel like the same people from previous threads ask for the same validation over and over. If you want to refute, or rebut, then please do. I am tired of re-posting.
However I am just going to assume you are 100% correct, and I was wrong coming at Ken that way. Sorry Ken. Thanks jumpincactus.
Thin skin.......My dog jumped up on my 96 year old grandma last time I visited the Bay Area. My skin is much much thicker. No more puppy around Grandma.
Your very welcome:D the funny part is that you were trying to get me banned and it back fired on your dumbass!
And they would have banned you sooner but they have you leeway for spending 10 g's in seeds yet now your a breeder selling out of all stock instantly:love1:
EDIT: I ignored him, so I don't see the quote now, this is in response to GrowGod.
That seriously makes sense to you? Man, we live in different universes. I am trying to figure out the ignore button, wish you luck in life. Hope everything works out for you.
Nothing ban-worthy in that thread... just got finished reading it.
Once again, sorry. You were not mad, I was.
However I was banned. Kind of for the reasons GrowGod stated. Just from his perspective I guess.
Alright bulldog. So if I had a massive 3000 gallon pot. And put in a plant in February with a greenhouse around the massive pot with supplemental lightning and heaters. Wouldn't that plant get absolutely massive???
So I have been thinking hard about this. I am so close to being able to put up a full facility legally I can taste it. Once I do, the back 40 acres (figure of speech) will house some forever vegging plants. I am willing to bet 1 million dollars, that the plant has a genetic potential that cannot be surpassed.
When I grow large plants, I find the rate of growth goes like this: (outdoors) These are approximate time frames. Weather, strain, soil, farmer ext ext are all variables. This is just to paint a picture, not examine under a scope.
Veg month 1 - vertical growth.
Veg Month two - more vertical growth, yet bottom and mid branches are starting to gain width
Veg month three - Top height for veg is achieved, all growth is now directed to the side shoots.
Veg Month four - Top height and width is achieved for veg.
I just don't believe a plant can go any further than this. Genetic handcuffs are there, IMO. However, that is why I started this thread. Anybody out there that can prove this wrong?
