Vocabulary of growing terms/slang

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i use the word ''crumb'' to refer to bud

Thanks, very helpful.
Do you know what R/O water is and where to get it?

wannabee said:

Thanks, very helpful.
Do you know what R/O water is and where to get it?

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r\o=reverse osmosis

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Thanks for the information. I'm going to seriously consider that.

thanks for posting the "lingo"

great post iam a noob using h.o. flouros good results so far(nuttin huge tho). have 4 girls @ 3 weeks into 8\16 my 2 indicas are rather small,looks like a big bud on a stick,my sativa gurls are sort of sparce(24'' tall)with a huge amount of white hairy bud sites...will post pics later... happy 420!!!!!!!

Great post, thank you for taking the time to gather that info for us!

Very nice post, this should answer a lot of questions out there

excellent one of the best here even though i wont remember shit cuz im wicked toasty

ok I am retarded. Is a "mother" a plant that you use just for clone clippings and you keep it in veg? Sorry if this has already been answered but I read all 15 pages and searched around with no luck.

sure didnt know about Decarboxylation.

yes mother plant is the big plant u take all ur clones off of

thnxs very helpfull

Great stuff that, thanks man.

Stamen --This is the male reproductive organ of a plant, located in the androecium of the flower. It has two components: the filament and the anther..

Stigma: The sticky tip of a pistil.

Vascular: Refers to the xylem and phloem tissues, which conduct water and nutrients through the plant body.

Vermiculite -- is sterile and light in weight (5 to 8 lbs/ft3). The pH of vermiculite will vary depending on where it is mined. Most U.S. sources are neutral to slightly alkaline, whereas vermiculite from Africa can be quite alkaline (pH = 9). Vermiculite is used extensively in the greenhouse industry as a component of mixes or in propagation. It is usually sold in four size grades: #1 is the coarsest and #4 the smallest. The finer grades are used extensively for seed germination or to topdress seed flats. Expanded vermiculite should not be pressed or compacted, especially when wet, as this will destroy the desirable physical properties.

Wow all of these terms I had no idea what they were, but I'm glad I know a little bit more on the science of growing.

Very helpful.. must-see for newcomers to growing

cheers man, great post it has helped me understand what ppl are telling me now lol.

peace

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That taught me more than ever thanks.

Very good post! A+++++