420foreverQQ
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which one is better?
which one would you recommend?
which is better for harvest yield?
thanks
which one would you recommend?
which is better for harvest yield?
thanks
What if I told you, that molecularly, they're the same?which one is better?
which one would you recommend?
which is better for harvest yield?
thanks
Don't bring actual science into growing cannabis.What if I told you, that molecularly, they're the same?
One is readily availablewhich one is better?
which one would you recommend?
which is better for harvest yield?
thanks
Oops, my bad. LolDon't bring actual science into growing cannabis.
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Neither and both, at the same time.which one is better?
which one would you recommend?
which is better for harvest yield?
thanks
muh exudates!!Don't bring actual science into growing cannabis.
If we're talking about soil as the medium, then organic is much better, but with hydro (dwc, coco, etc), then synthetic is better.I use both to achieve the best yield. All in one way or the other is just fine and definitely doable. The magic happens when you fully understand the features and benefits of both. Then you can take a synergistic approach to things. Each has their place and one is not better than the other.
Coco master race but seriously I have respect for all grows, I just think coco with synthetic is the simplest style for me indoors. Mix a few jugs of water with some nutes, pour and go about my day.I like that I can’t remember the last time I had a deficiency or ph issue after switching to coco and synthetic nutes
This is definitely true. My first decent led grow all i used was ffof, mykos, calmag( twice) and molasses. With 5gal. of FFOF you can put some autos halfway through flower with nothing but water. If you mix in things like mychorrizae, epsom salts,dolemite lime,guano and worm castings you sometimes never have to add anything but water.IMHO organics in a large pot are harder to screw up as a newbie.
1. ?which one is better?
which one would you recommend?
which is better for harvest yield?
thanks