Started to grow and please help!

DrGonzo13

Active Member
Second thread same question pretty much.

My method is 50/50 coco coire and seed starter. Water germ ONLY. Never towel based root ripper method. And I use 1"x1" starter trays till roots come out the bottom before transplant.e the same mixture as a 2" round x 4" deep plug in my soil when running autos. Don't like disturbing the temperamental bastards.

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Thanks for the pictures and I am trying to get it figured out and get everything right for starting next seed and this is a big help
 

DrGonzo13

Active Member
If you dont have the money then dont grow
Ill quote my late grandmother in her infinite wisdom
'No money, no funny'
Money doesn't make a person's grow the best It's the best person to replicate mother nature and tweak it a little bit and I know it's going to pay for itself and then some later on down the road when I get an actual plant to tend to lol
 

Old_fart_stoner

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If I lived in Colorado and cash was tight I for one would be using the best natural source of light there is. A big ball of fire in the sky. Also (and I am probably opening myself up to being trolled), keep it simple and cheap. Get a bag of Miracle Grow and some inert perlite (the soil has enough nutes on it’s own), a 5 gallon bucket and go to town. Get a grow going and read, read, read. Tons of great stuff on RIU. Not to mention a shitload of videos on you tube. In Colorado the competition for customers must be fierce and decent equipment should not cost an arm and a leg. Also you have another awesome avenue for learning...several hundred growers. Go to some garden supply stores get to know some folks and learn! Soon you will be able to grow seriously dank buds. Then you can tell all those that want to nit pick your grammar instead of offering real help to go suck eggs.
 

DrGonzo13

Active Member
If I lived in Colorado and cash was tight I for one wzould be using the best natural source of light there is. A big ball of fire in the sky. Also (and I am probably opening myself up to being trolled), keep it simple and cheap. Get a bag of Miracle Grow and some inert perlite (the soil has enough nutes on it’s own), a 5 gallon bucket and go to town. Get a grow going and read, read, read. Tons of great stuff on RIU. Not to mention a shitload of videos on you tube. In Colorado the competition for customers must be fierce and decent equipment should not cost an arm and a leg. Also you have another awesome avenue for learning...several hundred growers. Go to some garden supply stores get to know some folks and learn! Soon you will be able to grow seriously dank buds. Then you can tell all those that want to nit pick your grammar instead of offering real help to go suck eggs.
Really like the way
If I lived in Colorado and cash was tight I for one would be using the best natural source of light there is. A big ball of fire in the sky. Also (and I am probably opening myself up to being trolled), keep it simple and cheap. Get a bag of Miracle Grow and some inert perlite (the soil has enough nutes on it’s own), a 5 gallon bucket and go to town. Get a grow going and read, read, read. Tons of great stuff on RIU. Not to mention a shitload of videos on you tube. In Colorado the competition for customers must be fierce and decent equipment should not cost an arm and a leg. Also you have another awesome avenue for learning...several hundred growers. Go to some garden supply stores get to know some folks and learn! Soon you will be able to grow seriously dank buds. Then you can tell all those that want to nit pick your grammar instead of offering real help to go suck eggs.
If I lived in Colorado and cash was tight I for one would be using the best natural source of light there is. A big ball of fire in the sky. Also (and I am probably opening myself up to being trolled), keep it simple and cheap. Get a bag of Miracle Grow and some inert perlite (the soil has enough nutes on it’s own), a 5 gallon bucket and go to town. Get a grow going and read, read, read. Tons of great stuff on RIU. Not to mention a shitload of videos on you tube. In Colorado the competition for customers must be fierce and decent equipment should not cost an arm and a leg. Also you have another awesome avenue for learning...several hundred growers. Go to some garden supply stores get to know some folks and learn! Soon you will be able to grow seriously dank buds. Then you can tell all those that want to nit pick your grammar instead of offering real help to
 
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