CurtisBlow916
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I think I might have just gotten shocked that a 30 year pro is asking me whyOk here we go.... TONE IT DOWN IN HERE
We all on the same team have a gummie bear and chill.
Thank you kindly.
Lights, who would guess.Ok here we go.... TONE IT DOWN IN HERE
We all on the same team have a gummie bear and chill.
Thank you kindly.
There are experiments for probably almost anything you can think of cannabis related... in the end the conclusion is this does or does not work for this specific strain in this specific situation and that does not mean it does for all.Exactly I’m simply explaining the act of conducting and experiment will provide you with the accurate information you need to determine what’s the best methods etc.. not skill.. not experience or any of those factor although they do matter I’m only focusing on the act of trying different things to see what works.. I didn’t know this was so frowned upon
Psst read back please.... drop it and let's all have an adult debate... no more pooping in the sandbox or the toys are gonna be put away.I think I might have just gotten shocked that a 30 year pro is asking me why
I literally come in with the mind set that I know nothing lol .. that’s where I think your mistaken.. I understand it takes experience to actually put what you learn to test but why not listen to a 30 year grower that is their willing to explain not only the WHAT but the WHY.. I think there’s too much “I’ve been doin this for this amount of time and I know best” in everything in life but I strongly believe that it doesn’t matter how long you’ve been doing great something you can always get better through the process of trying new things.. do you disagree ?The cool thing about this site is the experienced growers who are willing to help less experienced growers without an attitude. That said, I’ll take a ban - you know jack shit. On any other forum - you’d been laughed out of town after your first post. People have been growing plants for over 100,000 years and doing just fine before Super Bubble Gum Gooey Bud Booster was developed. The idea that you can watch a 30 minute video on wood working and ready to be the new host of the New Yankee Workshop is laughable. Come back after you’ve popped a few thousand beans. No one gives a rats ass about about what you read on the interweb, it doesn’t equate to actual experience or knowledge. There’s a ton of old school growers who keep up with the science. Mainly because they’re people who like to learn and aren’t all tied up in some sophomoric idea of their superior knowledge.
Exactly.. but there are so many new products and so much new technology we can use to measure what a plant needs and when it needs it somebody has got to have a good method.. this all really started this pops not knowing what a control isI'll disagree with that 100% because I already know for sure that in many areas the new methods suck rotten dirt.
And that is from personal experience.
But you like to learn by experiment. Nothing wrong with that.
So getting suggestions and putting them to the test is wrongWTF???You just don't get it! You are here looking for advice on equipment, nutes, etc., to achieve grow success... and then in the same breath, you (NOT ME), brings up some nonsense experiment idea about giving minimums to acquire some magic number to kill a plant(s), and achieve some kind of success by that. This is an oxymoron, pardon the pun I came here to give you advise this evening, and from your comments to me have been nothing but sarcastic and disrespectful, like you have some sense of entitlement, yet you have nothing to actually show for it Here's my conclusion already to my proposed hypothesis...IF you ever do get to grow a plant(s), and you manage to finish, I bet your plants MATURE before YOU do
Thank you cause regardless everyone is going to do what they want anyways.. I’m just simply taking what others tell me and putting them to a test to see what pans out the bestLights, who would guess.
Come on fella's, there's more than one way to skin a cat, and people are free to do things differently, no reason to be disrespectful about it. There's not any one right way too grow cannabis.
Choose to make your positions known, then move along. You can't force people to adopt your positions.
Life doesn't work that way (very well).
No, it's not wrong, but there are better ways to get your point across, and then there's an immature way. So don't cross that line, and you'll be better off. People will take you more seriously, when you not disrespectful, and you take them seriously also.Thank you cause regardless everyone is going to do what they want anyways.. I’m just simply taking what others tell me and putting them to a test to see what pans out the bestis that so wrong ?
BEER?! Damn Heretic.Opps too lateBut I was drinking beer if that’s a defense.
I actually hope to learn something from him and I hope he follows the grow so maybe if he has a reason why something happened he can chime in.. I’ve always believed the numbers are king and statistics to back those numbers up are queen.. Maybe by just reading more I’ll get my etiquette corrected but I’m not really good with sugar coating..No, it's not wrong, but there is a professional way to do it, and there's an immature way. So don't cross that line, and you'll be better off for it. People will take you more seriously, when you not disrespectful, and you take them seriously also.
We all do this for the love of the plant, not because any one of us are right, or wrong about any one thing. It's really not a pissing contest here.
Hey man, It's ok. We get it. We've been there. You did nothing wrong except be excited and eager.I literally come in with the mind set that I know nothing lol .. that’s where I think your mistaken.. I understand it takes experience to actually put what you learn to test but why not listen to a 30 year grower that is their willing to explain not only the WHAT but the WHY.. I think there’s too much “I’ve been doin this for this amount of time and I know best” in everything in life but I strongly believe that it doesn’t matter how long you’ve been doing great something you can always get better through the process of trying new things.. do you disagree ?
Most of us here are not, but if you can learn, that's all that's required. Nobody's asking you to sugar coat anything, just be respectful.I actually hope to learn something from him and I hope he follows the grow so maybe if he has a reason why something happened he can chime in.. I’ve always believed the numbers are king and statistics to back those numbers up are queen.. Maybe by just reading more I’ll get my etiquette corrected but I’m not really good with sugar coating..
Here is a good start.Basically this.. super dark leaves most likely nitrogen toxicity.. we all know and understand that.. but what I want to know is the reason.. is it because FFOF is only good for 4 weeks or did any of the other nutrients lock it out or did I mix them wrong or is it a genetic thats nitrogen sensitive … Also I want to know why the leaves turn dark green and curl , why do the top leaves seem to be effected more than the bottom ones, what’s the best action to take .. do you try to flush and take nitrogen out of the medium or try to amend and make fix the problem..
And that’s just one thing that can happen.. so I’m not just thinking about only a surface level but a cellular level also..
I might have just gotten out of character.. I LOVE MY NUMBERSMost of us here are not, but if you can learn, that's all that's required. Nobody's asking you to sugar coat anything, just be respectful.
I’ve read that .. I was so a bent on RO water before I did .. thank godHere is a good start.
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