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frmrboi

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tafbang said:
is nature water distilled? feed my brain, feed your brain. rain is obviously the best natural source of watering.
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It's all I've ever used, we get lot's of it here in the Pacific North Wet.
In regards to this pollution madness, unless you wear a particle mask 24/7 you're breathing in more pollution than you'll consume if you ate the whole plant.
 
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tafbang

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Concord Dawn said:
i use rain water, distilled water is basiclly tap water that has been boiled, r/o water is much better for drowing with.
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yeah, rain water seems to be the best. I have an unlimited source now in the winter time... luckily. it's one of the most beneficial things of winter time if you can control your indoor grow.
distilled water is plain and you will need to buy the nutrients to feed your plants as that water doesn't have shit
 
Burger Boss

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tafbang said:
I just got up to take a piss and got out of my zone. change the subject and just come harder and maybe this will work better for the future
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That's the problem, there's really NO subject here! It's just a big silly-assed game of wack-a-mole, with taffy-big-bang popping up willy-nilly with insane bon mots of botanical advice and homophobic comments flung about like a feces tossing monkey.
But all good fun, please carry on...........BB
 
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every time its rains, i collect about 10 gallons to have on hand, the ph for the rain water here is 6.2 and the girls love it.
 
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tafbang said:
is nature water distilled? feed my brain, feed your brain. rain is obviously the best natural source of watering.
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Well, I'm no botanist by any stretch of the imagination, but in my short experience (I've helped with and grown vegetable gardens my entire life) with weed is that the key to indoor growing is to take the basic building blocks that nature provides, and to expand on them, try to make them better. Everything you find in nature won't be directly applicable. For instance, when a plant is growing in the ground, it has plenty of room and plenty of soil, you're growing in a shallow container with no way to prevent toxicity built up in the soil, if I remember right you arent allowing any drainage at all, so that makes it worse. You wanna put plain water in there, and then try to mimic the best ya can, what nature would provide in it's richest soil, which I doubt is in your backyard.
 
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tafbang

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respect glad we went through this. can't wait till the next subject...

we should start a podcast but with text.... i don't know wtf that would be called. but i see light
 
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tafbang

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newdude79 said:
Well, I'm no botanist by any stretch of the imagination, but in my short experience (I've helped with and grown vegetable gardens my entire life) with weed is that the key to indoor growing is to take the basic building blocks that nature provides, and to expand on them, try to make them better. Everything you find in nature won't be directly applicable. For instance, when a plant is growing in the ground, it has plenty of room and plenty of soil, you're growing in a shallow container with no way to prevent toxicity built up in the soil, if I remember right you arent allowing any drainage at all, so that makes it worse. You wanna put plain water in there, and then try to mimic the best ya can, what nature would provide in it's richest soil, which I doubt is in your backyard.
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I just said I had drainage today. and plenty of times before. my container isn't a problem. guys are pulling quarters out of party cup grows
rain water is the essence.... it's where they originated from. it's going to take a strong argument to say that rain water is bad for plants
 
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frmrboi

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tafbang said:
respect glad we went through this. can't wait till the next subject...
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was thinking the same thing, wait till it's time to fertilize them and you choose whatever it is then you're gonna see the bull shit hit the fan. Should be good for another 20 pages of corny pictures of deformed retards and Brick Top copy and pastes.
 
Burger Boss

Burger Boss

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tafbang said:
yeah, rain water seems to be the best. I have an unlimited source now in the winter time... luckily. it's one of the most beneficial things of winter time if you can control your indoor grow.
distilled water is plain and you will need to buy the nutrients to feed your plants as that water doesn't have shit
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REALLY???? where did you hear that????? ROFLMAO
 
newdude79

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My bad, missed that about draining. Anyway, those guys pulling quarters outta party cups are using proven methods, not the how i feel like it M.O.
 
tafbang

tafbang

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I'm not using anything new. I'm using methods. just seems bizarre to some people because of the tools I'm using. but everything else is almost the same and/or better. I've seen shittier set ups with successful grows. just because I have a stool or books under my pot and lights doesn't mean it's going to not grow. sometimes people just get their heads stuck. I hate running into those types of people... but it happens. but it's a relief once they open up
 
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