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F.M.I.L.Y

F.M.I.L.Y

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Now now boys, do I need to put you both on the couch with your hands folded???

Whats the deal for tomorrow?
 
F.M.I.L.Y

F.M.I.L.Y

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FLOWERING DAY ONE

Fitting music for the 1st day of flowering.....

[video=youtube;sYi7uEvEEmk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=sYi7uEvEEmk[/video]

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wheels619

wheels619

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i had wild freaky dirty hair pulling scratching biting cum everywhere blazer sex. :) im in a good mood now. lol. we talked and parked in front of the high school and just went at it. lmao. was kinda fun actually.
 
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lighting

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YO bill actual root pruning Rootpruning a horticultural technique in which the roots of a plant are trimmed. While this might sound like an alarming proposition, rootpruning can actually be good for plants when it is done properly, and it can resolve a number of issues associated with trees and shrubs. Forrootpruning, well sharpened, clean tools are needed, and some gardeners recommend keeping a separate set of tools just for work on roots, since grit from the soil around the roots tends to grind up the tools quickly.Roots serve a number of functions for a healthy plant. They help the plant take up nutrientsfrom the ground, and they also work to stabilize the plant. Some plants may utilize their roots to force out competition, as well, taking over the soil so that other plants cannot settle in it. When people engage in root pruning, they remove nonessential roots, leaving behind the small, delicate roots which the tree uses to access nutrients.One reason for root pruning is transplantation. When trees and shrubs are transplanted, people often note that their roots are quite sprawling. Instead of trying to get all the roots, people root prune down to the root ball, the cluster of roots in the dripline which actually gathers nutrients, and then transplant the tree. The tree will put out new roots for stability later.
but i wouldn;t know nothing right bill not cause i own 8 green houses and bin in the hordiculture business for 20 years i only do it for a living :))
 
billcollector99

billcollector99

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and how is the root pruning done by fabric pots any different?

or by using Microkote?

Or root pruning caused by airpots?

They all do the same thing. One just doesnt require you to hack up your roots with a blade...
 
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lighting

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yo Bill your really stuck on airpots :)) ok lets do a real test ok 1 - 10,000 watt growor more wattage what ever which ever you choose CO2 or non from 1 plant to 700 plants you choose which ever you like lets do 10,000 watts 20 plants 2 week veg then flower you with airpots me with buckets lets see the outcome
 
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berkman858

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lighting said:
yo Bill your really stuck on airpots :)) ok lets do a real test ok 1 - 10,000 watt growor more wattage what ever which ever you choose CO2 or non from 1 plant to 700 plants you choose which ever you like lets do 10,000 watts 20 plants 2 week veg then flower you with airpots me with buckets lets see the outcome
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I wish there was a dislike button... :?

Oh and anyone who says, "what do I know I do this for a living" just sounds like a douche. I do very highly skilled computer work for a living but you will NEVER hear me saying that. That's cuz I am am not a douche. :o
 
billcollector99

billcollector99

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lighting said:
yo Bill your really stuck on airpots :)) ok lets do a real test ok 1 - 10,000 watt growor more wattage what ever which ever you choose CO2 or non from 1 plant to 700 plants you choose which ever you like lets do 10,000 watts 20 plants 2 week veg then flower you with airpots me with buckets lets see the outcome
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how is that a "real" test?

size of the grow doesnt matter, its the techniques that are used...

and how am i stuck on smart pots??

I listed 2 other methods used to root prune...
 
billcollector99

billcollector99

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If you enjoy spending more money than you have to, then by all means, you do you.

But dont give false information, or make statement that are not true...
 
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lighting

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post a pic of your grow in airpots an what day there @ if air pots are so good there should be a difference all round difference
 
billcollector99

billcollector99

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i use homemade fabric pots among other things... never tried the airpots cause they are too expensive..

there are plenty of people pulling huge yields with relatively small fabric containers.

tbh i have nothing to prove to you..
 
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lighting

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cool bill sorry if i am coming across like a prick just see these smart pots like advanced nutrients marketing gimmic i am sure it works but like you said for the cost
heres a few pics of some previous grows would love to see smart pot grows pics atleast competing or doing better
 

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billcollector99

billcollector99

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they arent a gimmick... i can promise you that.

i prefer the fabric ones, because like i said, i can make them for pretty cheap.
 
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