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aknight3

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stoned cockatoo said:
the plants are used to there current environment under t5's. blasting them with 1000w out of nowhere is going to stress them. hardening off is slowly acclimatizing the plants to a more extreme environment
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as long as the hps is far away from the plants it will be fine, the only time i worry about that is when i go from inside to the outdoor sun, they can def get shocked then, but ive never had a problem indoor, im sure if you blasted it on them from a few inches away then yea, that would def hurt them, but as long as he keeps the bulb a 2 1/2 ft or so from the canopy i think he will be OK. good luck.
 
420mon

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Never underestimate the troll's ability to join forces for they love clandestine butchery. And remember If you have a bad cough, take a large dose of laxatives, then you'll be
afraid to cough.

Also if you could kick the person in the nads responsible for most of your trouble, you wouldn't sit for a month.........
 
Finshaggy

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Hopefully I can get some chains tomorrow and get this HPS up. Now that flower has started you guys can look forward to some new stress techniques in the next few weeks, more milk watering and I will be smoking with my plants more than usual when I get closer to the end of flower.
 
Scrotie Mcboogerballs

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Finshaggy said:
Hopefully I can get some chains tomorrow and get this HPS up. Now that flower has started you guys can look forward to some new stress techniques in the next few weeks, more milk watering and I will be smoking with my plants more than usual when I get closer to the end of flower.
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You're not 'testing' anything correctly if you continue to change your stress methods through out the plants life cycle. You prob should look into the scientific process a lil' more before you decide to 'test' anything.
 
Finshaggy

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Scrotie Mcboogerballs said:
You're not 'testing' anything correctly if you continue to change your stress methods through out the plants life cycle. You prob should look into the scientific process a lil' more before you decide to 'test' anything.
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:lol: As long as I have an expectation and a procedure (meaning as long as I have my own hypothesis) then I am "testing" something, as long as I record the result... Which I will be doing... I think YOU need to look deeper into the scientific process a lil' more, before making yourself look like a fucktard again :) Thank you, come again :)
 
brewer7

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Finshaggy said:
:lol: As long as I have an expectation and a procedure (meaning as long as I have my own hypothesis) then I am "testing" something, as long as I record the result... Which I will be doing... I think YOU need to look deeper into the scientific process a lil' more, before making yourself look like a fucktard again :) Thank you, come again :)
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Not to pick nits here, but you really need a control on your tests if you want to prove anything. It's easy to do with MJ, because it can be accomplished by taking clones off of a mother plant. You then have genetically identical plants and can perform your "procedure" on half of the clones under otherwise identical conditions. If you don't have a control, you've only learned if your plants are strong enough to take the abusive behavior you're giving them.
 
chewberto

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We already established the flaws in his experiment about 300 pages ago, one variable at a time...We have been through this with the Thinster! lets just see what happens... I don't think they are ready for flower, but we will see what the end result is soon enough! Now it is gonna get fun!
 
Finshaggy

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brewer7 said:
Not to pick nits here, but you really need a control on your tests if you want to prove anything. .
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I was going to do that, but "not to pick nits here" but, dispensaries in this town won't sell clones unless you sign over your plant count (medical ability to grow plants). Even though there is now a law in lace saying that ANY Colorado resident can grow (21 and up, so it may be ok to sign it over) I don't want to sign over my medical plant count and screw myself over somehow (because I don't know how it works yet, and neither does the state really until 2013), but if KronDizzle and the other guy that wanted to "compare hash" come back at the end, they will be the control group :)
 
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