Growing schedule form seedbanks, do they do this??

[newworldicon]

I have only ever seen a feeding schedule from nutrient makers and I "think" a growing schedule from Greenhouse seeds company. Do seedbanks actually have a growing schedule for their strains????

How much ph, nutrient etc. during which week or phase etc. This should make for much more controlled growing to produce as much from your efforts as possible.

Who knows what???

Ting Tong tanks you vely much in advance...

 

[Unnk]

Well No. Seedbanks sell seeds as souvenirs. Never listing their for germination or growing at all. So in effect if they did they would incur a big trainwreck from it

 

[newworldicon]

That is very true Unnk!! although in Amsterdam they discuss the plants openly on youtube etc. so I thought they would have this sort of thing. Also by making this schedule available I cant see how it floughts any laws providing it aint on the package of seeds presumably. On the net " I assume" it would not be breaking any laws. I'll be looking into this soon.

Thanks for your input anyway.

 

[littleflavio]

it would really help if they do that. i was hoping they do as well, being informative so they dont leave other growers hanging in the air waiting

 

[newworldicon]

You know guys.....enough requesting might get it done. Even a growing schedule on a website is hypothetical...to ensue the species of course!!

 

[a2612596]

At Herbies pick n mix seed bank they tell you how long fro seed to finish. It would be nice to know under what conditions that they came to there conclusions. I've ordered from them twice and they a very nice, discreet and you'll get your order within ten working days max. Just my experiance with them.

 

[tingpoon]

if you're growing indoors it doesn't matter really. if you're growing outdoors, it depends on your region.

you can look it up but most banks wont discuss the cultivation process.

 

[newworldicon]

if you're growing indoors it doesn't matter really. if you're growing outdoors, it depends on your region.

you can look it up but most banks wont discuss the cultivation process.

I concur this is what i'm now finding, shame really!!

 

[stebud]

on website would be perfik .