What does Organic Mean to you?

[GenePerfect]

should only be able to consider something organic, if its outside,

100% naturally grown, and had NO contact with anything synthetic/ man made. Yes you can do organic nutes, but if the plants pick up on a synthetic chemical from elsewhere, how can it react to that synthetic chemical naturally/ organicaly? water contains many man made addatives, so does the air they breath, what sort of area you live in can make the diff. Organic anything is just not able to be done easily in a suburban,city or industrial setting... not clean enough

 

[mccumcumber]

To me, organic = the PROCESS of hosting a plentiful and healthy microbiology in your soil.

 

[Dank Raptor]

Organic just means that you grow naturally without synthetic nutes. (no salt form of NPK) No exceptions.

 

[vilify]

or·gan·ic [awr-gan-ik] 1. noting or pertaining to a class of chemical compounds that formerly comprised only those existing in or derived from plants or animals,bu tthat now includes all other compounds of carbon.
2. characteristic of, pertaining to, or derived from living organisms

Organics are not limited to outdoor growing. You are also not organic if you live within the city. The air contains all the same elements no matter where you live (few exceptions), It will just be higher or lower concentrations.
Organics only has to do with what the plant lives in(medium) and what it uptakes(nutrients).

Grow the way you want to grow. If you like synthetics, use them. If you like outdoor, do it. Just don't say somebody is doing it wrong, just because they dont do it the way YOU do it.
If you and the people who smoke it, know whats in it, know how its been grown, and are alright with it, then who cares.

I call my grow organic. Running t5's, hps, led. Earth Juice Nutes. Natural PH, Natural sprays.

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[Snafu1236]

should only be able to consider something organic, if its outside,

100% naturally grown, and had NO contact with anything synthetic/ man made. Yes you can do organic nutes, but if the plants pick up on a synthetic chemical from elsewhere, how can it react to that synthetic chemical naturally/ organicaly? water contains many man made addatives, so does the air they breath, what sort of area you live in can make the diff. Organic anything is just not able to be done easily in a suburban,city or industrial setting... not clean enough

Yeah, you must watch out for that non-organic city air.

LoL

 

[SupraSPL]

I agree organic label should be applied to grows using living soil systems.

 

[GenePerfect]

Yeah, you must watch out for that non-organic city air.

LoL

Considering the difference between country air and city air, im pretty sure most people would agree its filthy, why not consider air bourne crap effecting most plants in some way??? If you want pure, clean or 'organic' produce, then it needs to be a clean environment. How about medical procedure for example... All sterile equipment, no contamination, but surgery with the window open during peak traffic, with smog, flies, dust, heavy metal compounds that cause cancer among people coming from all the factories???? Not sterile anymore ayy.

If someone bothers to offer help, why make fun of it, you might not agree... But you may be wrong, I may be wrong. This is a site for discussion, so lets discuss all facets and posibilities yer? Cheers