pharmerbrown
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Interesting thread! my opinion is using cheap or expensive nutrients isn't the straw that broke the camels back! Obviously cannabis isn't a "weed.." although it is known for being able to grow in a variety of conditions around the world. But being able adapt to different climates and adjust based on plenty of variables very easily is what makes cannabis desirable to cultivate. Many would agree cannabis has a similar look to different type's of wild weeds. The real deal is that cannabis is a flower, one I particularly cherish and when it comes to my own grow I like the create the absolute ideal controlled indoor environment so I can have the right amount of everything in the equation to yield dank frosty bud. fresh air, watering, soil, and lighting are all key players to get big tasty buds...so whether growing in soil or hydro nutrients play an important role in your harvest, but the overall environment one creates for their cannabis plants, and the strain being grown in combination to one's own particular methods used to grow will produce results either way just depends on your own personal situation.