Legit experienced growers enter here.

[HerbalEdu]

And then there’s the cal mag guys and gals

this really been a plague on many cannabis related internet place i have been.

 

[Gmix]

Don't want to ruffle feathers just curious.

You see no issue with a grow going 80f 30% rh the entire life cycle in soil

I have and it’s not presented problems
Might of lost a bit of yeild but nothing major
Rem it’s a weed and the and the numbers we throw around are just optimal numbers weed can handle many situations

 

[cannafarmer420]

Rip acsippi I guess,
This thread was decent, but the problem is we all grow differently so we have our own expertise. Should have a hydro thread, a coco thread, a soil with liquid nutes, then living soils if anything because the way I water will kill a plant in coco for instance .

 

[LoveGrowingIt]

Rem it’s a weed and the and the numbers we throw around are just optimal numbers weed can handle many situations

It surely can handle many situations, but that doesn't mean those non-optimal situations will result in quality marijuana. Cannabis certainly does seem to be quite adaptable, though.

Our use of the word "weed" is interesting. It isn't defined as a plant that grows well. It's defined as "a wild plant growing where it is not wanted and in competition with cultivated plants." So, basically, what makes a plant a "weed" is us humans not wanting it, especially not wanting it in our gardens. So, for us "weed" growers, our weed is desired and thus it's not a weed. Given that logic, it's no wonder space aliens avoid our planet.

 

[SamSquatch]

It surely can handle many situations, but that doesn't mean those non-optimal situations will result in quality marijuana. Cannabis certainly does seem to be quite adaptable, though.

Our use of the word "weed" is interesting. It isn't defined as a plant that grows well. It's defined as "a wild plant growing where it is not wanted and in competition with cultivated plants." So, basically, what makes a plant a "weed" is us humans not wanting it, especially not wanting it in our gardens. So, for us "weed" growers, our weed is desired and thus it's not a weed. Given that logic, it's no wonder space aliens avoid our planet.

In Kidron Ohio they call it "The Devil's Lettuce".