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Soils in your experience what's best affordable light for 34×34×62 grow tent and disability and just want two grow for me only
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Never said they were the best option just that they are legit meaning you order seeds and get what you pay for. There are better options out there but many more worse options, like the post with the cheesy printed price list with no website. I haven't used them in years but was always satisfied when I did. All genetics will get bud rot under the right conditions. The key to controlling it is to keep your plants as healthy as possible with daily CLOSE inspections in late flower and immediately removing anything suspicious. The last couple of years I've been able to keep rot losses under 10% across a wide variety of genetics including so called " west coast " genetics. And from my research the laws scheduled to take effect in November are vague and unenforceable and will not affect seed availability. I don't doubt some companies are taking advantage of the panic to offload a bunch of seeds.100% white label
So many good breeders out there who are almost dumping beans before the ban. Why bother with white label bs sold in individual blister packs? RQS is local to nowhere. When possible by locally produced beans adapted to your type of grow. If not locally produced then regional or even from a similar climate (west coast beans rot in east coast humidity) RQS is a 7-11 of beans. You're paying for packaging, art direction, marketing and convenience. You are losing out on a much wider world of genetics and involvement in your cannabis community.
Then again, RQS offers a large variety of decent and even stellar strains. I grew some Royal Moby that took off to great height and issued over 20 ounces, so it may be an Amazon to some, but to me it's a convenient way to tour a broad catalog and a dependable supplier. I'd say the same for Seed Supreme.100% white label
So many good breeders out there who are almost dumping beans before the ban. Why bother with white label bs sold in individual blister packs? RQS is local to nowhere. When possible by locally produced beans adapted to your type of grow. If not locally produced then regional or even from a similar climate (west coast beans rot in east coast humidity) RQS is a 7-11 of beans. You're paying for packaging, art direction, marketing and convenience. You are losing out on a much wider world of genetics and involvement in your cannabis community.
Both are big companies that come between the breeder and the grower. They arent breeders, they are middle men. They don't develop new strains as much as they gobble up competition. Big box seed stores are the Walmart of weed seed. Sure they have big catalogs, but none of these "Marts" connect the genetic dots for growers. They spend big bucks on AI graphics, cartoon characters, flashy designs. All that manure doesn't feed your plants, but that's what you're paying for. They are reselling genetics that were hot, were. Their research goes more to targeting consumers than developing strains with no regards to where they will be planted. This one-size-fits-all approach is soulless. F the Big companies.Then again, RQS offers a large variety of decent and even stellar strains. I grew some Royal Moby that took off to great height and issued over 20 ounces, so it may be an Amazon to some, but to me it's a convenient way to tour a broad catalog and a dependable supplier. I'd say the same for Seed Supreme.
AI graphics? Cartoon characters? I must have missed these entirely in all my time dealing with RQS and Seed Supreme. Perhaps you could provide some links to examples you're talking about?Both are big companies that come between the breeder and the grower. They arent breeders, they are middle men. They don't develop new strains as much as they gobble up competition. Big box seed stores are the Walmart of weed seed. Sure they have big catalogs, but none of these "Marts" connect the genetic dots for growers. They spend big bucks on AI graphics, cartoon characters, flashy designs. All that manure doesn't feed your plants, but that's what you're paying for. They are reselling genetics that were hot, were. Their research goes more to targeting consumers than developing strains with no regards to where they will be planted. This one-size-fits-all approach is soulless. F the Big companies.
He also said don't use ocean forest farms or happy frog sent ingredients on how to make super soil said happy frog stunned them
Weres good place to order good medical seeds
I agree with you that even though America is the land of capitalism, most big corporations suck, and generally the bigger they are the more they adopt policies that short change and dehumanize their customers in the name of profits. Having said that it is also true that America is the land of the free and everyone should be able to choose the brand that they like. Some people love a bottle of Jack Daniels for $30 and some people are willing to pay $400 dollars for a bottle of Macallen 18. Either way they're going to enjoy that buzz.Both are big companies that come between the breeder and the grower. They arent breeders, they are middle men. They don't develop new strains as much as they gobble up competition. Big box seed stores are the Walmart of weed seed. Sure they have big catalogs, but none of these "Marts" connect the genetic dots for growers. They spend big bucks on AI graphics, cartoon characters, flashy designs. All that manure doesn't feed your plants, but that's what you're paying for. They are reselling genetics that were hot, were. Their research goes more to targeting consumers than developing strains with no regards to where they will be planted. This one-size-fits-all approach is soulless. F the Big companies.
Good Day Josh65,One plant 26 oz hell I got 4 oz out of four plants I can't grow I guess but good job
I have had a lot of success with the Marshydro TS3000 and I think you could too. I have since moved up to the AC Infinity EVO 8 but still use the TS3000 for the first half of all my current grows. You can also use the TS3000 in a 4x4 tent when you decide to move up.Medical high THC in getting 300 watt light with LM3001H by mars the light I have is a piece of crap china bullshit not 200 watts piece of shit phlizonView attachment 2690852
To each their own but what works for me in my 5 gallon fabric pots for my Auto Flowers. I start with this and top dress as needed.He also said don't use ocean forest farms or happy frog sent ingredients on how to make super soil said happy frog stunned them
Its what I do. In my opinion it gives the roots time to grow before they hit possible hot nutes and it gives the rest of the medium time to somewhat "cook".So dig hole out fill with pro-mix to protect seed from soil right