Well said, I grow in coco hempy buckets. I feed with DNF and supplement with diamond nectar and calmag. In my opinion my plants are lacking nothing... they smell great and the buds are nice and firm, covered with trichomes and ... LARGE
alp
Organic or Hydro?
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alp
I did not misquote you, I simply quoted the part of that sentence that sounded the most outlandish. Take a look in my garden and tell me I'm wasting my time lol We all have our own favorite methods of gardeing, and no one... (including you) is a fit judge to tell me I'm doing it wrong.
How come all of the "crunchy granola" types get all high and mighty when someone disagrees with their opinion?
alp
bob harris
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No question that "the hand of the grower" has something to do with taste..in either method. I do prefer organics when done right...just seems to have a better taste..
cephalopod
Well-Known Member
Whats better organic hydro or organic soil? Or hydro or soil? I didn't think organic was exclusive to either method?
abe supercro
Well-Known Member
I believe what was implied was organic vs dirt "type" organic medium, soils or not.
Yes, organic is not exclusive to one method. Not many people dare organic-hydro, but I'd like to check it out.
Yes, organic is not exclusive to one method. Not many people dare organic-hydro, but I'd like to check it out.
HomeLessBeans
New Member
The OP's question may hav read better Chem vs Organic or Salts vs Shitz ?
Organic hydro is not simple, unless u use bottled 'organic' nutes.
Brewing stable teas is not for the beginner IMHO. but if you have that skillset, hydro is not that large of a step.
Losing another patient to lung cancer so for me the additional speed I get from hydro puts more medicine in their jars.
Michigangreen
Member
Organic everyday
bob harris
Well-Known Member
I was thinking organic as in soil..though hydro and organic can work. I grow in soil, pre mixed (my own recipe) then just water throughut the grow Molassas at the end, and that's it. I do get wonderful smell and taste.
SammyBerne
Member
Well, I don't know, but since this thread seems to be full of opinions and no supporting facts, I choose to grow organic. A-because I am a beginner and have read that it is the most forgiving method for growing and learning. B-because the start-up costs are so much cheaper! I would like to try growing hydro someday but for now I'm just wanting to get a couple successful harvests.
Medium - B-Cuzz (70% canadian peat moss 30% perlite)
General Hydroponics Maxi- series
Medium - B-Cuzz (70% canadian peat moss 30% perlite)
General Hydroponics Maxi- series
infinitihigh
Active Member
Have tried soil before and came to the conclusion of DWC and it has been rocking!! love the results and how simple it is to maintain. Organic has me sold of how yummy and smooth it smokes but i prefer growing DWC because of the simplicity.
gladstoned
Well-Known Member
You said DWC is more simple than putting dirt in a pot. Actually some don't even do that, they just cut the bag of dirt and use it like that.
I must have misunderstood something.
For good dirt, don't you need to mix a few things with it or is all bag dirt just simply stick the cut in and use it?
FatMarty
Well-Known Member
If you use all Organics you don't need to flush.
I like to mix it up.
I've never hit the sweet spot with just organic nutes.
Speaking of mixing it up:
I made my own with Shake-n-Bake
I named that picture "MakeupLight" because AlienTech was already taken...
It Doesn't Work
Worth a Shit
So I'm thinking of adding some to my grow.
I like to mix it up.
I've never hit the sweet spot with just organic nutes.
Speaking of mixing it up:
I made my own with Shake-n-Bake
I named that picture "MakeupLight" because AlienTech was already taken...
It Doesn't Work
Worth a Shit
So I'm thinking of adding some to my grow.
