FinShaggy's BeanSprouts

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Ninjabowler

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Just a side note...this thread contains no real growing advice from finnshaggy. Everything he says is ment to shock you, make you laugh, make you feel bad for his sprouts and his dog, and it is all a scam.

There is no good info on growing in this thread except the posted info from the haters of finn. Do not try and replicate anything finnshaggy does.

I just fielded a comment a day ago about useing halogen work lights on your plants...and i know he was on this thread the same day. Thats not cool finn, your spewing crap into peoples heads.

Dont do what finn doodoo does kids, hes dirty!:spew:
 
Krondizzel

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Finshaggy

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Ninjabowler said:
Just a side note...this thread contains no real growing advice from finnshaggy. Everything he says is ment to shock you, make you laugh, make you feel bad for his sprouts and his dog, and it is all a scam.

There is no good info on growing in this thread except the posted info from the haters of finn. Do not try and replicate anything finnshaggy does.

I just fielded a comment a day ago about useing halogen work lights on your plants...and i know he was on this thread the same day. Thats not cool finn, your spewing crap into peoples heads.
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This thread has plenty of awesome information.
 
Finshaggy

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Krondizzel said:
Stressing your plant is just a bad idea all around. Especially during flowering. I'm really not too sold on the stress technique idea to be honest with you.
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And that's why I didn't want to tell anyone in the first place. You guys won't believe it until you see the hash. It's gonna be some dank dank dank.
 
Ninjabowler

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Finshaggy said:
This isn't Ph lock. The ashes and milk go against each other and together make a stable environment. That is not what I mean by "stress", what I am talking about is that fact that I let my plants get too dry, then I water them too much. And I was accidentally nuting too much because I forgot I was using a quart container, not a gallon container. But the dry then wet is moisture stress, which makes the top plant slow down (not lock), and the roots get bigger and bigger. But the top will get huge soon, ya'll just need more patience. And the accidental nute stress will just make it have stronger roots.
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Sounds like your kind of a hack, all is well, when you realize you cant grow McDonalds is always hireing incompetent low IQ workers :):):):):dunce::):):):)
 
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