Boatguy
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Stinky would be the adjective, weed the noun
Grow Tents Are A Necessity For Indoor Cultivation？How To Set?
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Jjgrow420
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I see my fanboy @GanjaJack got torn apart here lol and I missed it! Ah well I got the tail end anyways. Good for a laugh.
DrOgkush
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Yeah. Stinky weed.Stinky would be the adjective, weed the noun
but if you point at a plant and call it a weed. Like a dandelion. That dandelion is a weed.
Weed is adjective because the dandelion is the noun. Weed describes the noun
Boatguy
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Grammar has never been my strong suit. Your argument is strong, i dont object
twentyeight.threefive
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No... You just called it a thing, a noun.
What if it was ugly?
That is an ugly weed. (That's not two adjectives)
PopAndSonGrows
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Wow, you guys need to put the Ainglish books down and just grow weed.
Daaaamn.
Daaaamn.
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lusidghost
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Yeah I'm going to start cramming nerds into their lockers soon.
DrOgkush
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I didn use it as calling it a thing. I used weed to describe the dandelion as an unwanted item in the garden.
But weed describes the plant. The plant is the thing. Making it a noun Weed being adjective. If it was an an ugly weed dandelion. An ugly weed is the double adjective describing the dandelion. Which nobody talks like. I’ll stop. Mybad.
twentyeight.threefive
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If you point at something... It's a thing. A noun. You can't point at an adjective.
Apparently a forum full of weed growers and smokers are more intelligent than people who research and study the English language.
Yup. Weed is now an adjective.
DrOgkush
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I don’t study in depth language arts. Which is advanced study of the English language in the US. Usually studied in collage after English 12 in a K12 program. I studied sports medicine and business. So I’m not the grammar king at all. But I remember that in my language arts period, when it comes to a debate of a 1st spoken language. Whatever makes sense is the credible answer. It’s why the English dictionary changes so often and English is one of the most complicated languages to learn second hand. I also learned there should never be a debate over a spoken language because it’s how one interprets the correct answer. Which makes it correct.
so. Technically speaking. According to the internet and dictionary. You’re correct.
PadawanWarrior
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StonedGardener
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I think everybody is " jumping on the bandwagon"....I've never used a tent in almost 50yrs of growing....I'd just hate working in one of those.
M.O.
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Get the tent to prove smell can be managed. Then build your room out because you like yoga and growing but not at the same time.
Use the old tent to dry those fatty buds.
Or to grow a male.
Suppose if you really hated growing in it you could cut the bottom out and use it as a camping shower lol
Use the old tent to dry those fatty buds.
Or to grow a male.
Suppose if you really hated growing in it you could cut the bottom out and use it as a camping shower lol
DrOgkush
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Or if it’s big enough a camping tent
Tangerine_
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And some are always running behind it
With an extra tarp, that would work well, and those 2x4s would make great little wardrobes.
No need to send them to a landfill, repurpose that shit.
CaliRootz88
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A tent is more than just a controlled environment. The reflective walls pay huge dividends in terms of par value. Controlling day/night for photos in a tent is made easy. Odor control with negative air pressure (exhaust) and many more benefits. It ALL depends on what YOUR needs are! A tent is practical for most home growers with limited space.
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VincenzioVonHook
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Yep....this is two autos in 2.5 gallon pots over two weeks in a 4x2.....maybe if you want tiny plants. I got told to run four in the 2x4 on here lol. No way.
This is a single auto in a 2x4....
And another single auto in a 2x4
I'd be lucky to fit 4 autos in 2.5 gal pots in a 4x4 let alone a 2x2. The stress would drive me crazy lol
Coldnasty
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By definition they aren’t a necessity since any indoor space can by modification be a grow area, on the large or small scale. They can be useful but are not necessary, I use my tents for drying, they are pretty good at that and makes me feel better about the money I spent on them lolEven beginner cannabis cultivators know plants need light, water, and nutritious soil to flourish. But what about a grow tent? Sure, these tents make indoor cultivation convenient, but do they qualify as a “necessity?”
Welcome to share your suggestion or ideas.
PS: Following is a suggestion grow tent setup with grow tent, planting bag.
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