FinShaggy's BeanSprouts

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Finshaggy

Finshaggy

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majek said:
TBH I feel bad for the guy, he did say this was his first 18/6 grow after all, but only an idiot would turn down helpful advice from experienced growers and say he has centuries of knowledge to back up his claims.

You should show this thread to your mom so she can see what a great job she did at raising you.
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She knows about it. And so do ppl on FaceBook. They all know I know what I'm doing though and are just waiting for me to show ya'll up :lol: :dunce:
 
Finshaggy

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Mechanical said:
Yes but that is for large areas of land. You have bottled nutrients which are better than ashes. You dumping it on your soil isn't gonna benefit them but it isn't gonna hurt then either.
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Ashes are ashes :dunce: It all has nutrients in it. You're grasping at straws now.
 
theloadeddragon

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majek said:
Ok I may be wrong, at least I know when to admit it.
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thats the closest nutshell classification that I could close on for a general classification

Ruderalis for example- is annual.

Indian Landrace Sativas- deciduous perrenial

Asain Landrace Indicas- annual

Hybrids- any combination determined by inherent/dominant genetics and their adaptation to controlled environments- makine evergreen possible in the right conditions.
 
theloadeddragon

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Finshaggy said:
1. It means that they burn the field so that when they plant grass the depleted soil (depleted from the last two grows) has a BLAST of nutrients to grow the new grass with. So I am FLUSHING nutrients into my soil, and YOU are being a douche. 2. Why was there "irrelevant shit" in your post? :lol: And it wasn't irrelevant. I was able to use it quite well to argue your point.
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Your grasping at smoke screens every step of the way ;)

the flush... is removing the top layers of ash and inches of topsoil as the water erodes it away (lol accidentally wrote ass.... cuz I was thinking- Dumb ass haha ), it exposes a composted layer that contains seasoned grass seed which is ready to grow now without the canopy of trees blocking the sun, and the top layer of mulching soil decomposing over it suffocating and impacting the layer below, they sprout.
what follows is in the "article".

Only a FOOL would LATCH onto a wikipedia result posted by someone else to transpose it for their own mislead purposes.

the only irrelevant factor was your original deference to the practice, and claiming it was what you are doing. It was relevant to use it to discredit your claims ;). Im sure you wouldnt understand that either ;)

Many a people are learning from this thread I am sure, and are anxiously following. While entertained by your idiocracies.... (Brawndo has electrolytes ;) ) .... they are learning from the corrective information that otherwise wouldn't be posted because most of the other fellow members on this site have the common sense and Cognitive ability to comprehend what they read and experience ;)
 
Mechanical

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Finshaggy said:
Mechanical said:
Yes but that is for large areas of land. You have bottled nutrients which are better than ashes. You dumping it on your soil isn't gonna benefit them but it isn't gonna hurt then either.
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Ashes are ashes :dunce: It all has nutrients in it. You're grasping at straws now.
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I'm sorry. I'm not really talking to you when I post. Its more for new growers who read your journal. I know you are going to do what you are going to do. You obviously don't follow the principals of K.I.S.S..
 
Finshaggy

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Mechanical said:
I'm sorry. I'm not really talking to you when I post. Its more for new growers who read your journal. I know you are going to do what you are going to do. You obviously don't follow the principals of K.I.S.S..
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I don't know what K.I.S.S. is unless you're talking about like Gene Simons and all them. But you're right, I'm going to do what I'm going to do. Because it's what people have been doing for thousands of years. And it works.
 
Finshaggy

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majek said:
I will be making bubble hash in a few weeks from the trim of my last 3 harvests, I have a few 5 gal bags I wan't to try out. I'll do a side by side comparison Blonde vs black :)
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Ok. But gotta show pics of it being made or it doesn't count. I'm gonna have videos up. So now Kron and you have to post your hash here when you're done growing :D Or when I'm done growing. Whatever comes first :D
 
majek

majek

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Finshaggy said:
Ok. But gotta show pics of it being made or it doesn't count. I'm gonna have videos up. So now Kron and you have to post your hash here when you're done growing :D Or when I'm done growing. Whatever comes first :D
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Ok will do, just don't make us wait 6 months for your results. daily updates are boring we want to see those buds!
 
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