Flush toilets it pot LOL
Do I need to flush??
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superloud
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Yeah I spend a lot of time reading posts on here and it gets pretty funny how all the stoners get so angry at each other. All because of their preferred method of growing.LOL best to keep an open mind here. I'm amazed this hasn't turned nasty yet
superloud
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Are you crazy I'm not flushing my pot down the toilet
TwistItUp
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Pretty sure that's called plumber's pot. Read stories before about people flushing trimmings and stuff and have to have a plumber come out to retrieve it.
waterdawg
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Simply amazes me as well lol. And the same shit over and over lol. It would be nice to have a nice laid back discussion about this stuff once and a while.
superloud
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Lol that's a new one for me
superloud
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Yea ppl get prety pissy prety quick. but being the stoner i am i just laugh at it all
TwistItUp
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I think the reason I haven't done a scrog setup yet is because it's not perfectly clear exactly what I would buy or how to do it. Seems there a bunch of different materiel and ways I could go about it and it doesn't appear that anyone is really selling scrog kits for specific sized tents or anything. I'll probably just make a pvc frame and use zip ties to hold down a piece of trellis netting, maybe 6" squares, or smaller if I can find it. I think the one company that does make something where a scrog could be done from a kit is GeoPot. They make large fabric planters that are held up by a pvc frame and they also sell a little kit to attach pvc to the top at each corner and then you can connect more pvc to that and attach a trellis. Something like this would be perfect for growing straws in my green house. And if the pvc trellis kit is the same diameter pvc for a 3 x3 planter as it is for the 4 x 4 planter. Then I might go with a 3x3 for my 4x4 tent and just plant a few plants in the one large planter and set the whole thing in a 4 x 4 flood tray to use as a large saucer. Would be great if I could just do that and use some type of no till soil growing method and just re use the same soil without having to re amend or add more every time. I'm thinking like two of the 4x4's in my green house or maybe one 4 x even longer would do well for me. Super soil and irrigation on a timer to the green house, a little training and then basically fire and forget with any luck haha.
http://www.geopot.com/products/trellis-kit
http://www.geopot.com/products/black-geoplanter-and-tray-liner-1
http://www.geopot.com/products/trellis-kit
http://www.geopot.com/products/black-geoplanter-and-tray-liner-1
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superloud
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I think the reason I haven't done a scrog setup yet is because it's not perfectly clear exactly what I would buy or how to do it. Seems there a bunch of different materiel and ways I could go about it and it doesn't appear that anyone is really selling scrog kits for specific sized tents or anything. I'll probably just make a pvc frame and use zip ties to hold down a piece of trellis netting, maybe 6" squares, or smaller if I can find it. I think the one company that does make something where a scrog could be done from a kit is GeoPot. They make large fabric planters that are held up by a pvc frame and they also sell a little kit to attach pvc to the top at each corner and then you can connect more pvc to that and attach a trellis. Something like this would be perfect for growing straws in my green house. And if the pvc trellis kit is the same diameter pvc for a 3 x3 planter as it is for the 4 x 4 planter. Then I might go with a 3x3 for my 4x4 tent and just plant a few plants in the one large planter and set the whole thing in a 4 x 4 flood tray to use as a large saucer. Would be great if I could just do that and use some type of no till soil growing method and just re use the same soil without having to re amend or add more every time. I'm thinking like two of the 4x4's in my green house or maybe one 4 x even longer would do well for me. Super soil and irrigation on a timer to the green house, a little training and then basically fire and forget with any luck haha.
http://www.geopot.com/products/trellis-kit
http://www.geopot.com/products/black-geoplanter-and-tray-liner-1
insidagain
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Experiment...try flushing one.. see what works best for you. Everyone has different techniques.
Cannasutraorganics
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If it's truely organic nutes rinse 3 days. Doesn't need it if dried and cured right. But if you over dry or fast dry or a dozen other fuk ups we all do, you'll be glad for the 3 day rinse. Chelates stay irregardless of what you do. I stop silica last week and rooting agent for last two weeks. Rinse reduces smell and taste. I use reduced Budswell last 5 days and smell stays strong.
Cannasutraorganics
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Best advice given. Don't listen to a bunch of people. Figure out what works for you. Do a different finish on each plant. Half the fun in growing is doing it your way. Just because a bunch of people agree, doesn't mean their right.