NO defoliation appreciation thread.

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bk78

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Okay I'll drop the act for just a moment cause guaranteed one of you will set me off.

For every grower here, I believe we do this because we love it. Everyone has there own interpretations of what growing means to them. For me, it means getting the most out of what nature gives you. We're so lucky that there is bro science, because without it...we wouldn't have the strains that we have today. It is those phenos within those strains that ultimately determine whether your bud is actually good or not. The bros gave us the seeds but it is the scientists that unlock that genetic potential. There is a lot more to growing than what you see on the surface. Thousands upon thousands of chemical reactions happening in the blink of an eye.

I don't profess to understand ALL the science behind it but I do trust the people that actually spent the time researching it in the first place. There is a lot of work involved to get a degree. A lot of hours studying, a lot of hours reading. That's fucking hard work, especially anything in the field of STEM. Which I felt inadequate for at the time so I studied education as a way to prepare myself for what the pioneers of the field are doing today. I also just loved learning. That's why I've been having a blast doing this. To see theory put into practice and seeing the results first hand. Both figuratively and literally.

Researching what the researchers are doing and replicating it. Usually it will only be a matter of time before some shit of a company buys the patent for it and makes people pay. And everyone wants to make you pay, except for nature. We should all be striving to get the most of out of our plants. We should be growing the biggest, healthiest plants we can grow. I helped someone out who was relying on one plant as their only medicine. It should never had gotten to this for this poor grower


I don't believe it's a stretch to say that it can be taken too far...the whole defol thing. But regardless of that I believe in what I'm doing, I believe in my knowledge and I believe in my ability to apply that knowledge.
For having a degree in education your spelling is awful.
 

GC_Mospeada

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There is a lag between discoveries in new research to it making to a commercially available product. Take Nickel (Ni) for instance. Can any one of you pick up a bottle of any of the bottles you have and show me a composition chart that has Ni on it?

It became an essential element back in 2004.

But go on with the head in the sand kind of mentality...I mean yeah not like advancements get made all the time.
 

GC_Mospeada

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There is a lag between discoveries in new research to it becoming a commercially available product. Take Nickel (Ni) for instance. Can any one of you pick up a bottle of any of the bottles you have and show me a composition chart that has Ni on it?

It became an essential element back in 2004.

But go on with the head in the sand kind of mentality...I mean yeah not like advancements get made all the time.
I would actually love that...I've been looking for a Micro that has it.
 

spek9

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Are they classified as ESSENTIAL though...that's the most important point about it.
Essential for what? Cannabis growth during nutrient uptake? You sir have been by far, the most entertaining element of the stay-at-home fiasco I've seen yet.

...and just so you know, I run my businesses out of my home offices and am very familiar with a self-sufficient lifestyle whereas I choose to have limited interaction with people and have for several years, so when I say you're the most entertaining fall-out, I mean it :)
 

GC_Mospeada

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Essential for what? Cannabis growth during nutrient uptake? You sir have been by far, the most entertaining element of the stay-at-home fiasco I've seen yet.

...and just so you know, I run my businesses out of my home and am very familiar with a self-sufficient lifestyle whereas I choose to have limited interaction with people and have for several years, so when I say you're the most entertaining fall-out, I mean it :)
Plants require 17 essential elements for growth
 

Kassiopeija

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Are they classified as ESSENTIAL though...that's the most important point about it.
no, only beneficial. Like Na, too but only in very tiny amounts. But because its plenty in nature, they never include it in fertilizers. Just like Cl - which is even essentiell - but can destroy water at high amounts also quickly. other beneficials are Alu, Silver, Gold, Cobalt.
 

GC_Mospeada

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no, only beneficial. Like Na, too but only in very tiny amounts. But because its plenty in nature, they never include it in fertilizers. Just like Cl - which is even essentiell - but can destroy water at high amounts also quickly. other beneficials are Alu, Silver, Gold, Cobalt.
Thank you...That I can't argue with cause I'd had to do my homework before saying anything.
 
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