Dank assassin here, suppmented my entry. Did I do it right?
Dank assassin here, suppmented my entry. Did I do it right?
"In the spirit of thinking that if you grow pot it is cheaper than therapy and plus you get weed ~ it was suggested by NYUrbanFarmer that we have a contest for newby growers.."
Truer words may never have been spoken; high praise for NYUrbanFarmer's inspiration.
Getting back to growing over the last couple of months has been the best on-going mood elevator I have experienced since the last time I grew back in the 90's. It's not sex, but it's a damn close second and a lot more regular.
I submitted my grow report for approval several days ago, but never heard back, so I will just go ahead and start my grow diary, but a question:
Are you limited to one grow report/one strain? The reason I ask is that I already have a Grow Journal that I started a month or so ago, which covers three different strains: Grape Ox from RD, 4 Corners Kush from RD and an 15+ year old bag seed which looks like a Sativa.
So could I do three Grow Reports and one Grow Diary or are contestants limited to one strain?
The rules:
Any NEW grower that chronicles his grow of a particular strain with a detailed Grow Diary and posts a detailed Grow Report by September 30th will eligible for consideration as Summer Bud Contest winner.
I believe the newbies are our future.
give them seeds and let them lead the way.
Go newbies!
Question: do i need to have a journal along with a thread in diaries or would just a diary thread?
I have a journal going with the strain i want to enter in the contest in it but not showcased, do i need to start a new journal and a dairy or just a diary?
sorry for being confused
Hi SamWell I like the idea, except the part that says:
The quality of the information in the Grow Diary.
The frequency and presentation of updates (weekly updates?).
The quality of photographs and or videos.
The design setup explained, details can make for a really great thread.
Unique setup and design.
The amount of interest in the grow.
Strain review.
Smoke report.
Answers to questions in the thread.
The end result, the quality of the harvest.
These are the criteria to be used to judge the contest. So it's NOT JUST THE END RESULT, nor is it based solely upon how the plants look, how big they are, or how well they smoke. It's about how well the grower did documenting the grow and other factors like innovation or responding to questions.
This is not about a bud contest, it is a contest to see who does the best job reporting what they have done, why, and so on. But lets be honest, is that anywhere near as important as the final bud qualities? Not in my book, never will be.
Even bud is just a messenger, not the real message, which is the resin.
Think if I had a contest for hashish and I said the quality, the looks, the smell, the effects, potency were not very important, only how well you documented the hash making? WTF, it does not matter, the best is the best even if made by a blind illiterate, with no info or photos at all. At least to me.
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So to get this straight, if a grower has really great quality of info in his grow diary, with
frequent and good presentation of updates (weekly updates?), and quality photos and/or videos, good setup design explanations with lots of details, unique setup & design, lots of interest in the grow, strain review, smoke report, answers to all questions, and finally the end result the quality of the harvest? Even if he grows hemp with no THC at all?
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I understand you are trying to bring newbies into the fold, but are you really teaching them that communication and info is more important then quality? It is not true.
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I would vote for the best big haze grown outdoors, for me that would be the best, I have little need of info on how to grow in an indoors under lights setup, I have zero interest, I do have interest in better quality, bigger, etc.
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I understand that many people are still growing indoors under lights, and maybe newbies will get benefit from this contest, but what about the rest, quality trumps information in almost all cases.
Quality should be number one unless you want newbies to think quality is not number one.
I would think that most newbies want quality or quantity, or both, that needs to be the number one priority.
Quality is always first, if not then WTF???
Next time lets have a newbie contest for the best quality/quantity outdoors with minimum input, focus on the quality, not just the process, I can give 1,000 seeds total of many of my varieties to the winner.
My 2 cents worth....
-SamS
too bad the thread post count is set so low. im on my first grow with more than 500 posts because I documented my build......... im not in this for the glory anyway.
here i add link to my report in my diary: https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=288042&page=2. Now i need to comment only in diary yes? all is good now?
McKush if you wish to enter I will speak to admin about your post count? do you wish to enter?
NYUrbanFarmer