Jack Harer
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I was on a first name basis with dude at Espoma. He was a wealth of knowledge, and although it was never actually discussed, I'm certain he knew what was up on my end.
A question about plant enhancement products
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Cannabisworks
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ya thats a problem to. as a store we cant talk weed related as its illegal. it was a bones having me as im federal legal so i could openly talk about weed plants and not call them tomato`s...lol
believ em he knew..its funny i see some people come in and ask about veggies or reg gardening and i watch the salesman in store front flail with answers cause they dont know the first thing about veggies. they know who the customers are and what we do...not to many come in and drop 20k on tools to grow tomatoe...lo
believ em he knew..its funny i see some people come in and ask about veggies or reg gardening and i watch the salesman in store front flail with answers cause they dont know the first thing about veggies. they know who the customers are and what we do...not to many come in and drop 20k on tools to grow tomatoe...lo
Motherhugger
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Yeah, it's totally possible to pay up for nutrients and spend WAY too much. But that's a grower's fault. When you do your homework, you will find out what should work for your grow and your goals.
I have to say, I sort of laugh when people talk about getting ripped off. Um, no one MAKES you buy anything. IN the end, it's your choice what you buy and what you don't buy. If you haven't done your homework, I think you should pay too much a few times.
Think of it as a learning experience.
IMHO, I don't think you need to have hundreds of products in your grow room. I have less than 10 and it works for me. I would have to have twenty or more, like it sounds like some folks try out.
I mean, really, if you're crazy enough to try out those complicated regimens, then you should be hurting from it. Your plants don't need THAT much. It's like eating everything in your refrigerator at once because you want to meet your nutritional needs in one day.
Your plants don't need it all - and your grow doesn't need it all.
Stick to trying out one new product at a time, see what your results are, and then add more if you want. And if you don't, don't.
No one's making anyone buy anything or use anything. We're all adults here (well, most of us...LOL)
I have to say, I sort of laugh when people talk about getting ripped off. Um, no one MAKES you buy anything. IN the end, it's your choice what you buy and what you don't buy. If you haven't done your homework, I think you should pay too much a few times.
Think of it as a learning experience.
IMHO, I don't think you need to have hundreds of products in your grow room. I have less than 10 and it works for me. I would have to have twenty or more, like it sounds like some folks try out.
I mean, really, if you're crazy enough to try out those complicated regimens, then you should be hurting from it. Your plants don't need THAT much. It's like eating everything in your refrigerator at once because you want to meet your nutritional needs in one day.
Your plants don't need it all - and your grow doesn't need it all.
Stick to trying out one new product at a time, see what your results are, and then add more if you want. And if you don't, don't.
No one's making anyone buy anything or use anything. We're all adults here (well, most of us...LOL)
Cannabisworks
Active Member
i still blame the shops. even when the consumer does the reads they always have a fast talking sales guy with big impressive words for new growers. its mostlky the new guys getting ripped of with 20 diff bottles of glucose
even 10 bottles is lots
even 10 bottles is lots