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You were using Sub's 2012 recipe, correct? I think he's made a couple alterations to the recipe over the years, and will publish them every so often.

Highly enriched soil. No questions.

They will start to look nice in about 3 weeks.

Sweet Tooth looks phenomenal. Really great stuff. Going to run all BHO? Some Bubble? Or maybe just get those palms clean and roll yourself up some charas? :-o

Agreed, but we could just look into the world of botany itself. Cannabis shares many growing traits with a variety of other plants. We could look into tomatoes, peppers, etc and use that data to surmise its effects on cannabis. This is done all the time in the science realm when things are...

#2 is vague.

While a poll would be interesting to gauge RIU'ers conceptions, it does not base itself in fact or science. The goal here is hard data, facts, and tests of methodologies (performed by professionals, not closet cannabis growers). Not to say that no one around here isn't capable of proving...

Again, appreciate your response, but I was trying to get people to raise ideas, or post scholarly articles. If you can back up some of the stuff you said (most of which I totally agree with) with a source, I would love to read it! Thanks!

Appreciate the input, but not quite what I'm trying to do with this thread!

While I do agree with you, I'm just trying to point to scholarly sources. That's an argumentative fallacy called 'shifting the burden of proof' by the way.

And in regards to defoliation, I did find an interesting tidbit that one might not assume: "Removal of foliage markedly decreased the sugar and dry matter content of the fruit and reduced the concentration of sugars and total solids in the expressed sap. Retention of lateral shoots increased...

I'm not opposed to marking them off my list, but first you have to show me a scholarly article which can back up a claim. And also, make a claim in regards to defoliation (I assume you are against it). Supercropping I will definitely research, but SCROg and LST (which are nearly the same...

I think I've done enough research to come to a conclusion on Superthrive. Snake Oil. From: Wild Land Shrub and Arid Land Restoration Symposium...

So I was thinking about all these different methods of growing/increasing yields, and how a lot of them are not backed up by any sort of data (at least on this forum 9 times out of 10). The researcher side of me wanted to do some digging for data. With this being said, I'll throw a couple out...

White russian?

Howsabouta update?

I also know of a couple dispensary owners out in Colorado that swear by coco coir. Costs a pretty penny, but I have seen some great results from it. All in all, everything looks very good. Very few show deficiencies. ::Pat on the back:: So about 30 more days and we're going to see some real...

They've got seeds going for $200 a pack! Most of the packs sit around 125, some as low as $60. This is preposterous! Especially when you can get some of the exact same genes via Attitude.

I'd be really interested to see if anyone uses permaculture as well. Great question.