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stop crying! I had a perfectly good account banned!
I love cannabis that Burns like a stick of incense, long and slow. 
Sand is silica is sand is silica, and that is all you need to know about that, though you may not know why you need to know. . . You still need to know. ;-)
Sand is silica is sand is silica, and that is all you need to know about that, though you may not know why you need to know. . . You still need to know. ;-)
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not everyone gets approval to see my gallery. I have to know them a bit first.
Some even know of a second handle of mine who has posted garden pics or even strain reports. I had a member make personal threats over photobucket, so I no longer keep a public gallery.
Nah bro, all is forgiven and almost fotgotten. No need to be paranoid, no one is out to get you. Someone keeps dredging up old shit for some reason, probably also just a quirk of the search feature.
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A respectful response. I respect that.
Ive grown pretty much many variations of ways to find the best tasting,better yeild and a smell that just will knock yer socks off as I see it.Ive done Hydro,Coco,soiless,Chem,organic,vegan,indoor outdoor ,upstairs ,downstairs,Flouro,HPS,MH,LED,and i like learning and trying new ways for everything.But i dont think one is more right for everyone as far as the plant is concerned than another.Everyway to grow imaganable,someone will have reasons or"facts" of why they think theres is maybe better.Ive found In my search,i like soiless organic the best with a combo LED HPS(just sayin).And even with organic and the way i feed,i like to flush a week minimum.I like my ash to be silvery and silky when you rub it between your fingers.I like a joint that can Sit in the ashtray and slow burn all the way to nothing without puffing on it or anything.Ive seen things in this thread that i would like to try just to see how they would do and because they make sense to me.But its all opinion and to each there own.Ive seen back in the day a dude growin with Flouros and Chems and the bud came out stellar.But as far as using it for a Med i wouldnt because of the way he fed it,but it was really nice and it was hard to believe he got the results he got doing it that way.I just say to anyone,share your experience but dont think you have it better than another or say what they are doing is wrong,because you dont know them,there tastes or how they finnish there Meds and how they smoke and work for them.End of run-on,lol 
.Much Respect CC..Peace and Stay Safe,DancesWithWeed
.Much Respect CC..Peace and Stay Safe,DancesWithWeed
Yeah,i like a combo in Veg.I use Two 400 wtt HPSs with Flouros too.They seem to love it and get big n lush and a beautiful green color to them.You come out of Veg strong and Flower is a breeze,imo.Peace and Stay Safe,DancesWithWeed
Ive grown pretty much many variations of ways to find the best tasting,better yeild and a smell that just will knock yer socks off as I see it.Ive done Hydro,Coco,soiless,Chem,organic,vegan,indoor outdoor ,upstairs ,downstairs,Flouro,HPS,MH,LED,and i like learning and trying new ways for everything.But i dont think one is more right for everyone as far as the plant is concerned than another.Everyway to grow imaganable,someone will have reasons or"facts" of why they think theres is maybe better.In my search,i like soiless organic the best with a combo LED HPS(just sayin).And even with organic and the way i feed,i like to flush a week minimum.I like my ash to be silvery and silky when you rub it between your fingers.I like a joint that can Sit in the ashtray and slow burn all the way to nothing without puffing on it or anything.And i get this all with the way i grow,and some might think it is not up to snuff with the way they think a grow should be done.Ive seen things in this thread that i would like to try just to see how they would do and because they make sense to me.But its all opinion and to each there own.Ive seen back in the day a dude growin with Flouros and Chems and the bud came out stellar.But as far as using it for a Med i wouldnt because of the way he fed it,but it was really nice and it was hard to believe he got the results he got doing it that way.I just say to anyone,share your experience but dont think you have it better than another or say what there doing is wrong,because you dont know them,there tastes or how they finnish there Meds and how they smoke and work for them.End of Rant,lol
DUDE! you have an enter or return button?
paragraphs. it's all about paragraphs. Short, newspaper type paragraphs of no more than 4 sentences. No, make it 3.
you know what kind of ash I am into? the totally black kind in my bowls when i dump them, because I grow easy mode and can't be bothered finishing bowls when I could pack a green hit. that's the "my jars are full" ash.
ok, I just smoked a bowl all the way down to see what happens. OMG, it turns to ash! silvery, slippery ash!
I am an expert grower. my pot turns to ash if you burn it.
I am an expert grower. my pot turns to ash if you burn it.
Its all about the Meds People.Were supposed to be helping one another here(at least it started out that way in '04),so hope i can help some in some way.Sorry to anyone that has a problem with my posts because of the structure of my writing,im not the greatest speller or that good at putting together my paragraphs,but ill try better next time and i hope i didnt offend anyone.Damn GED,lol.
Goddammmmittt!!! Another good thread turned into a fucking shit hole of a pissing match..Hope this perfectly nice thread doesn't get binned!
OP
OP
Nobody likes a wall of text!
think of me more as an advisor.
And you are totally right, my ash is slippery not silky. Obviously unflushed.
As for "ruining the thread", this thread has bad memories attached for those of us who were around back then. It went nuclear. Really nuclear.
think of me more as an advisor.
And you are totally right, my ash is slippery not silky. Obviously unflushed.
As for "ruining the thread", this thread has bad memories attached for those of us who were around back then. It went nuclear. Really nuclear.
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I decided, while I was in there with the camera, that these Chem 4s were of the right age to start photographing.
Nice.Peace and Stay Safe,DancesWithWeed
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Robm4n
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Hey CC, do you have a quick and to the point of your method ?? you use Promix, and which seabird guano and what else do you use during the whole plants life?? i am very interested in your technique, well the little ive read so far, also heard of a few others talking about it.
thanks
thanks
Now is not the same as 2011, as far as my techniques. They are better now.
Organic, well-drained soil mix.
Dry guanos as a top-feed aprox once a week, depending on how quickly your plants eat. I use about a tablespoons of (appropriate to the growth stage, of course) guanos per 3 gallon pot of soil, per week.
Top dress with compost when the last application has been used up or locked into the soil... Usually every other week.
Watering dry top dressed guanos needs a special application to work effectively. Here's how: wet the surface of every pot of soil, then leave it alone for a few minutes to allow the dry organic matter to "steep" like tea leaves. After the organic matter on the surface is sufficiently wetted, give the rest of the water you'd regularly give each plant. This will ensure the good shit from the organic matter is washed out and down into the soil.
What organic matter you decide to use is up to you. I use lots of guanos. Seabird guano (high in N) for veg and early flower, then other, lower N/higher P guanos for flower. The last weeks are just straight water. If theyu are taking too long to flush, just scrape off whatever surface organics are still feeding the plant, and continue with straight water. Easy organics that provide very good nutrition control, even flush! In all my growing career, this method has provided the most INSANE yields or organic, indoor herb... And I have never experienced an easier method of growing, ever. But of course, a good sense of plant nutrition, and a good sense of timing is needed to make this method "the easiest I've ever employed", but once you get it, if you don't already, it'll be amazingly effective, lucrative and simple. My water is 7.2 out of the tap, and I NEVER have to pH the water... the healthy organic ecosystem in the soil takes care of it all, with a burnt leaf tip never, ever showing up. The picture of perfect nutrition, IMO.
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Organic, well-drained soil mix.
Dry guanos as a top-feed aprox once a week, depending on how quickly your plants eat. I use about a tablespoons of (appropriate to the growth stage, of course) guanos per 3 gallon pot of soil, per week.
Top dress with compost when the last application has been used up or locked into the soil... Usually every other week.
Watering dry top dressed guanos needs a special application to work effectively. Here's how: wet the surface of every pot of soil, then leave it alone for a few minutes to allow the dry organic matter to "steep" like tea leaves. After the organic matter on the surface is sufficiently wetted, give the rest of the water you'd regularly give each plant. This will ensure the good shit from the organic matter is washed out and down into the soil.
What organic matter you decide to use is up to you. I use lots of guanos. Seabird guano (high in N) for veg and early flower, then other, lower N/higher P guanos for flower. The last weeks are just straight water. If theyu are taking too long to flush, just scrape off whatever surface organics are still feeding the plant, and continue with straight water. Easy organics that provide very good nutrition control, even flush!
In all my growing career, this method has provided the most INSANE yields or organic, indoor herb... And I have never experienced an easier method of growing, ever. But of course, a good sense of plant nutrition, and a good sense of timing is needed to make this method "the easiest I've ever employed", but once you get it, if you don't already, it'll be amazingly effective, lucrative and simple. My water is 7.2 out of the tap, and I NEVER have to pH the water... the healthy organic ecosystem in the soil takes care of it all, with a burnt leaf tip never, ever showing up. The picture of perfect nutrition, IMO. cc
