Johnlandy420
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Knowledge… i know its not exactly what your asking but i feel its the 1 true answer.We all have tendencies and most of us are not willing to self reflect and admit them
1) Any experienced growers care to suggest what they think most new/novice growers deal with as their limiting factor to optimal growth? Hydro or organic.
2) How many runs with particular strain before you felt dialed in?
I love the answer. My ears perk up when wisdom is shared. Glad to see you around again @Aqua ManKnowledge… i know its not exactly what your asking but i feel its the 1 true answer.
Growing these plants can be easy but growing them to their potential is a quest that will continue into the ages.
Its like driving from point A to point B.
if you have a road map (knowledge) telling you where to go you'll get their faster with less hassle
Then if you want to invest further into knowledge of building a faster more reliable car you get there even faster.
After a few drives you may learn some new short cuts and tricks shaving down time on corners and knowing when to break or hit the gas.
I think the most common limiting factor is knowledge. Most commonly i see new growers pushing the gas with the lights when they need to be braking or coasting. As much as we all want to nobody jumps into a formula 1 when they first get a license expecting to win the cup…. If you do i think its pretty reasonable to expect a disastrous crash
So yeah i think is safe to say everyone’s limiting factor depends on thier knowledge and equipment
Only recently switched to clones and I’m hoping for more consistency and easier diagnosis of any mishaps.1. Proper watering.
2. Depends on how stable your genetics are. If you’re getting a different phenotype every time to sprout a seed it can be difficult. Otherwise just one or two runs is usually enough. Take notes during the first run and make any changes on the second and go from there.
That’s pretty damn longTakes me a year or so to decide if a new strain is a keeper. If it is. Sick of it within 2 years.
No. I just pheno hunt. If its good smoke I see how well it clones. If it's good I pass it on to the clone guys. I just grow out of habit now. I mostly smoke extract. Just nice to have a bowl of buds for guests and stuff.That’s pretty damn long
Ever go back to old gems and vibe again?
Bang on.i was down in the knowledge department and i really wanted to suceed at growing so no 1 on my list was making sure i had a well thought out room thats runs smoothly with all the good bits (equipment) made it a hell of alot easier on myself to succeed..i really dont have to worry bout them so much and can concentrate on learning now..Knowledge… i know its not exactly what your asking but i feel its the 1 true answer.
Growing these plants can be easy but growing them to their potential is a quest that will continue into the ages.
Its like driving from point A to point B.
if you have a road map (knowledge) telling you where to go you'll get their faster with less hassle
Then if you want to invest further into knowledge of building a faster more reliable car you get there even faster.
After a few drives you may learn some new short cuts and tricks shaving down time on corners and knowing when to break or hit the gas.
I think the most common limiting factor is knowledge. Most commonly i see new growers pushing the gas with the lights when they need to be braking or coasting. As much as we all want to nobody jumps into a formula 1 when they first get a license expecting to win the cup…. If you do i think its pretty reasonable to expect a disastrous crash
So yeah i think is safe to say everyone’s limiting factor depends on thier knowledge and equipment
Knowledge… i know its not exactly what your asking but i feel its the 1 true answer.
Growing these plants can be easy but growing them to their potential is a quest that will continue into the ages.
Its like driving from point A to point B.
if you have a road map (knowledge) telling you where to go you'll get their faster with less hassle
Then if you want to invest further into knowledge of building a faster more reliable car you get there even faster.
After a few drives you may learn some new short cuts and tricks shaving down time on corners and knowing when to break or hit the gas.
I think the most common limiting factor is knowledge. Most commonly i see new growers pushing the gas with the lights when they need to be braking or coasting. As much as we all want to nobody jumps into a formula 1 when they first get a license expecting to win the cup…. If you do i think its pretty reasonable to expect a disastrous crash
So yeah i think is safe to say everyone’s limiting factor depends on thier knowledge and equipment
Lmao Exactly brotherKinda like how the first time I played Gran Turismo 7 I was terrible, and now I'm slightly less terrible?
Surprisingly for me it's space and males. I live on 40acres but when dealing with males and pollen you have to be careful. I only have 2 locations (so far) that i can guarantee non contamination. So i can only make so many crosses at a time and be confident the seeds will be what i need them to be.
So to compound that you have to schedule and time when you hunt males so ur sensimilia doesn't get jacked...males are a huge pain in the ass.
each plant is different Here are the three MOST important things that you will need to be successful 1) Genetics 2) Light 3) Medium basicly for the "hobbiest" it will be size of grow room size as a limiting factor One "dial's" in as they grow - just get a good 2 or 3 part nutrient "pack" (micro/veg/bloom) (can give you some names of companies that offer sample packs of their nutreints costing from $10.00 to $20.00) And use this site for help !! KeepThingsSimple --- many growing book are published on internet and are free to up-loadWe all have tendencies and most of us are not willing to self reflect and admit them
1) Any experienced growers care to suggest what they think most new/novice growers deal with as their limiting factor to optimal growth? Hydro or organic.
2) How many runs with particular strain before you felt dialed in?
Msr 79 is my limiting factor. Most hybrids are dial in on one or two grows. Landrace Colombian and the crosses are harder.We all have tendencies and most of us are not willing to self reflect and admit them
1) Any experienced growers care to suggest what they think most new/novice growers deal with as their limiting factor to optimal growth? Hydro or organic.
2) How many runs with particular strain before you felt dialed in?
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