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ttystikk

ttystikk

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newgrower89 said:
Its one of those fucking idiots that goes to church on Sunday, and acts like an arrogant asshole the rest of the week. And they honestly believe lowering taxes for corporations will help get then a better job. Do you need me to continue?
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It's frightening how well you're describing my father. He became catholic later in life, because his wife's family is catholic. Them he wants me to just put it on like a suit of clothes, like he apparently did.

...WTF?
 
newgrower89

newgrower89

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Everything is just so fucking fantastic. As soon as those first plants come in at anything over 2# we need to hit the ground running with big time marketing and manufacturing!
 
bluntmassa1

bluntmassa1

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SomeGuy said:
Is the draw still 1k or is actual draw close to the 860 of the lamp? I would imagine there is some inefficiency in there but I'm guessing they are better than running an hps 1k.

Cobs are the wave of the growing future for now... Lol. Never know whats coming really....

Shit. That's true for life in general.
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I got my money on the sun being the future of lighting once fully legal nation wide. May be more greenhouse's but you can grow some dank ass buds under the sun. Only few will make it warehouse growing IMO but I have been wrong before. :bigjoint:
 
newgrower89

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bluntmassa1 said:
I got my money on the sun being the future of lighting once fully legal nation wide. May be more greenhouse's but you can grow some dank ass buds under the sun. Only few will make it warehouse growing IMO but I have been wrong before. :bigjoint:
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That's how I'm going to learn! There are 10+ lb plants in Colorado in hydroponic greenhouses. Better than anything Cali can imagine. High elevation. Plants love greenhouses! I am in no way knocking ty's innovative skills. At the end of the day stupid people are going to spend millions on warehouses! But smart people will spend 20grand on a greenhouse that grows better weed with no lights after veg!
 
bluntmassa1

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newgrower89 said:
That's how I'm going to learn! There are 10+ lb plants in Colorado in hydroponic greenhouses. Better than anything Cali can imagine. High elevation. Plants love greenhouses! I am in no way knocking ty's innovative skills. At the end of the day stupid people are going to spend millions on warehouses! But smart people will spend 20grand on a greenhouse that grows better weed with no lights after veg!
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Most all will make their money back plus some but in the end greenhouse's will take over for the most part. I would buy dank outdoor myself anyways no point spending extra just look who sells the most whiskey probably Jack Daniels not many people are going to pay for Johny Walker Blue Label may be a little better but for the money Jack Daniels is just fine.

But nothing wrong with warehouse growing give Ty a few years he will be in a damn good position to buy land and greenhouses. So in the end them warehouse growers are still going to give us competition they are going to have millions the good ones anyway.
 
bluntmassa1

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a mongo frog said:
What about non warehouse gardens? Will they be ok?
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Personal grows sure but you ain't going to make a living on it but we still have a good 10 years before it gets that big. But I imagine it will be like brewing your own beer you can do it but it's easy enough to just buy a 12 pack. Of course people will probably be more likely to grow weed though cause I know a lot more people who grow tomatoes than brew beer. I don't know anyone who brews beer. Lol
 
ttystikk

ttystikk

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bluntmassa1 said:
Personal grows sure but you ain't going to make a living on it but we still have a good 10 years before it gets that big. But I imagine it will be like brewing your own beer you can do it but it's easy enough to just buy a 12 pack. Of course people will probably be more likely to grow weed though cause I know a lot more people who grow tomatoes than brew beer. I don't know anyone who brews beer. Lol
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I know several people who enjoy brewing their own beer. Some of them do it near their grow rooms and use the naturally produced carbonation to supplement in their grows.
 
a mongo frog

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bluntmassa1 said:
Personal grows sure but you ain't going to make a living on it but we still have a good 10 years before it gets that big. But I imagine it will be like brewing your own beer you can do it but it's easy enough to just buy a 12 pack. Of course people will probably be more likely to grow weed though cause I know a lot more people who grow tomatoes than brew beer. I don't know anyone who brews beer. Lol
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So your saying these big corporation farms that could be built are going to be producing the super fire? i mean in california its already legal. has been for the last 7-8 years.
 
ttystikk

ttystikk

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a mongo frog said:
So your saying these big corporation farms that could be built are going to be producing the super fire? i mean in california its already legal. has been for the last 7-8 years.
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Some of them do produce the fire already. Others are learning how to maximize profit the old fashioned way, thru volume. All avenues are being tried, and customers are rapidly getting used to a new landscape of choices. No one, not even they, know what will be available or popular two, five and certainly not ten years from now.

In addition, improvements will keep coming to the growing space. Those who cling to old ideas and approaches will eventually get crushed by others who invest in technology early and reap the rewards.
 
a mongo frog

a mongo frog

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ttystikk said:
Some of them do produce the fire already. Others are learning how to maximize profit the old fashioned way, thru volume. All avenues are being tried, and customers are rapidly getting used to a new landscape of choices. No one, not even they, know what will be available or popular two, five and certainly not ten years from now.

In addition, improvements will keep coming to the growing space. Those who cling to old ideas and approaches will eventually get crushed by others who invest in technology early and reap the rewards.
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I don't think volume will beat quality when were talking about corporations vs home gardens. Its being done here in cali and B grade stuff just sits. Now technology yes for sure i see that happening, but prices are sky high right now medically. And the only way new school technology will beat old school technology is if some how prices drop. Just my thoughts though.
 
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