It's All Bullsh*t
- Thread starter fdd2blk
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GoodFriend
Lumberjack
skill, luck, california sun, lots of N, genetics, metallica =]
a combination of all that, i think
a combination of all that, i think
Garden Knowm
The Love Doctor
FDD - your pictures are just ridiculous!!!!! AMAZING BRO!
durban poison
Well-Known Member
Fdd2blk! Love the forest dude!
+rep for ya
+rep for yai take NO credit. i'm really not that talented. all i did was feed and water them.
sometimes i suck.
7xstall
Well-Known Member
lol, so you forgot to water one... no big deal.i take NO credit. i'm really not that talented. all i did was feed and water them.
sometimes i suck.
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it still takes something that a lot of people don't have. nobody wants to just get out of the way and let nature do it's thing these days! we're sooooo advanced and we know sooooo much.
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JohnnyPotSeed1969
Well-Known Member
looks like a redwood forest in your back yard man!
Garden Knowm
The Love Doctor
i'd love to tell you, that you are brilliant... but I just can't do it..
sorry
iloveyou
how am i growing this plant in this pot? how?
maui wowie
i'll tell ya' how. mornings, about 10 am, i go out and give them a dose and a half of nutes. sun warms things up to the 90's all day. they suck up the food. evenings, about 6 pm, i flush them. everyday they get flushed with a double watering. i use the hose. i water everything then turn around and water it all again. this evens out any dry spots in the pot and flushes out the nutes fed earlier. they soak over-night, sucking up clean fresh water. morning comes and i start all over. this is everyday.
people say you need a lot of roots to get big plants. i think that may be wrong. well it's obviously wrong. the roots grow and grow seeking out areas that are rich in the nutes they desire. if you supply what they need locally they don't need to seek out. they can focus less energy on root growth and more on above ground growth. the roots i do have are huge. they break the surface and are very thick and stout. i imagine bigger thicker roots can suck up more. so it seems bigger roots may be better than more roots.
root bound. what's that? oh, it's bullshit.
7xstall
Well-Known Member
i'd love to tell you, that you are brilliant... but I just can't do it..
sorry
iloveyou
it's the thought that counts and the fact that you're willing to go that far is really special to me.
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7xstall
Well-Known Member
if only you could make people read this when they sign up....i'll tell ya' how. mornings, about 10 am, i go out and give them a dose and a half of nutes. sun warms things up to the 90's all day. they suck up the food. evenings, about 6 pm, i flush them. everyday they get flushed with a double watering. i use the hose. i water everything then turn around and water it all again. this evens out any dry spots in the pot and flushes out the nutes fed earlier. they soak over-night, sucking up clean fresh water. morning comes and i start all over. this is everyday.
people say you need a lot of roots to get big plants. i think that may be wrong. well it's obviously wrong. the roots grow and grow seeking out areas that are rich in the nutes they desire. if you supply what they need locally they don't need to seek out. they can focus less energy on root growth and more on above ground growth. the roots i do have are huge. they break the surface and are very thick and stout. i imagine bigger thicker roots can suck up more. so it seems bigger roots may be better than more roots.
root bound. what's that? oh, it's bullshit.
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MIKE JONES
Well-Known Member
lets not forget your key ingredent for that size, the sun, nothing compares to sunlight for growing!
