I’m not disputing what you are saying, I simply said it would be money well spent to buy a fixture that can do all things. From there we derailed. I do grow edibles indoors such as peppers and tomato/ table greens. I’m no stranger to crops indoors. I just can’t grow stink weed in my house. Despite the claims of carbon filter manufacturers, my wife nose is like a hound dog she would shit her pants if our house smelled like weed, so I’m forced to flower in greenhouse.
He just ordered seeds for his first indoor grow from here: http://www.oceangrownseeds.com/ as he stated in his post there on 12/18/2018.
That’s correct, in the past I only grew weed outdoors. All Sativa. I also grew weed from buddies crops around here but I tired of skunk pot.
That last time I bought seeds was 20 years ago ish? From Mark Emery. Again grown outdoor.
In addition to what I just wrote, I could not afford to risk prosecution with my family and business, it forced me to grow outdoors- in the hills. It’s harder than an indoor show, you don’t have deer in your basement!
Calm down, growing indoors with the new hybrid genetics is a world of difference from outdoors with brick weed seed. Instead of going on about what you believe pop those seeds and find out if your theories survive hitting water.
You will need a different attitude when growing indoors. Chemicals are now your friends. The skill (which comes from experience) is knowing which chemicals to use at which time, and which chemicals to avoid. Being proud of never having fertilized, ever, will work solidly against you indoors.
I am calm, I fully anticipate some challenges. I already have some. I have to make up 3 separate batches of solution for my vegetables because the all have very different needs. I’ve had nute burn and other small issues many times trying to figure out what works. I even have two types of tomatoes Russian and early girl that don’t like each other’s food! I fully expect weed to be the same.
You demonstrate your calmness by your multiple replies. Just as your assumptions and expectations will provide you with the challenges you seek. Having an open mind assists in finding a lower energy solution vs acting like an expert about something you have not yet done.
I am using others results and research to come to my conclusions with regard to lighting and efficiency. I personally don’t care how others spend their money. I’m happy with the light I recently bought it’s far better than what I had. But I think in the future I could save money and improve on light quality by building my own.
You do like your memeslol
Spoken like a true defoliator.
Too much coffee and I’m bored, we are having a snow storm.
To summarize this entire argument, more veg time doesn't increase yields, except for the times it does increase yields.
Maybe if they spent more time researching and less time slamming? I’ve never grown small plants but loads of my friends do, they only get good yields because you can’t walk anywhere in the grow room. They set up watering lines and when a drip emitter gets plugged that plant dies. You can’t get to it!
I live comfortably within my memes.
Protip (learned in grad school):