Yes it is, I have a bunch of strains running now
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DemonicAngel
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Yea. I want to order some different strains for my next grow. It's like everything else. You play the same movie over and over eventually it gets pointless and boring lol
Blazinjones
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Yea i did an ebb n flow for my first time. When I first started out the first 2 plants suked ass for yields lol 12.5 grams for both plants combined. But I did a few more with it b4 i went to soil cuz my back just cudnt handle moving that 80 gallon rez all the way across my house every week to change out nutes. Plus trying to keep it kool in my shity trailer during anything other thn winter is impossible n was creating just to many problems. So thts y i now do hempy style to get my hydro fix 
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DemonicAngel
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Lol I bought a submersible pump and pump it in my washing machine drain. Well that was before the move now I'll just pump it outside or something lol. Better yields ahead I always say lol always room for improvement either way right? LolYea i did an ebb n flow for my first time. When I first started out the first 2 plants suked ass for yields lol 12.5 grams for both plants combined. But I did a few more with it b4 i went to soil cuz my back just cudnt handle moving that 80 gallon rez all the way across my house every week to change out nutes. Plus trying to keep it kool in my shity trailer during anything other thn winter is impossible n was creating just to many problems. So thts y i now do hempy style to get my hydro fix
Blazinjones
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Oh yeah u can always improve on SOMETHING somewhere. I always had a special love for hydro i jus always thought I a really cool way to grow. So I really wana do it but 4 my grow environment right now\back pain issues hempy style seems my best bet.
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DemonicAngel
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And why not? As long as you can grow that's all that matters. I've always grown in soil until my last ebb and flow. I have had people try to outgrow me in my soil with hydro and couldn't beat me. It's all a matter of knowing how. We all grow it don't matter how as long as we can lol
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DemonicAngel
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Getting my soil ready for the babies. Can't wait until they are mothers.
Blazinjones
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What type of soil grow are u doing? I started doing a los mix and loved it. Ever since I went organic i cudnt go back well kinda lol. Till i went hydro again just recently I've been growing strictly with my los mix no bottle nutes or nuthn.
Well my exhaust fan is not running and on really cold windy days out if I put my hand over the fan form in the tent I can feel cold little breeze coming from tent . So steady air coming in .
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DemonicAngel
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I'm using my own soil mix. Been messing around with different mixes. Would love to nail this grow
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DemonicAngel
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Perfect Joe. You know they are getting it
Blazinjones
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Nice! i just went and got a soil kit lol i was to nervous to try and do my own at first haha. I figured once I learned alil bit more i cud go dwn that road at that time. But now im going hydro but still can't seem to fully give up my organic soil lol.
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DemonicAngel
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Why would you be nervous? That's how we learn. I didn't become a soil master when I was born lol. Believe me I've fried so many plants with different mixes. Wow I remember the days but until we figure out what plants need and like it's always going to be a bump in the road. It's like judging a book by its cover and never reading it could sometimes destroy any chances of gaining something that benefits us. Don't be nervous about trying something new. Hell it's my goal in life to grow differently then everyone else lol. Never know it might work out and be a huge success lol
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DemonicAngel
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The soil master was a joke but one day I'll figure it all out lol in another lifetime maybe lmao
Blazinjones
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Lol yea by the looks of ur plants and the yields you get off of some autos is insane so yea i wud say ur a soil master by now lol. An the reason I didn't do it at first was cuz i knew absolutely nothing about what a plant even needed at that time. So I wanted to learn alil b4 i dropped all that money ya know. But yea know I've been growing for about a year and a half and have way more knowledge then when I first started im starting to experiment more and more. Another reason I didn't do it at first was cause I cudnt afford to take a chance of not getting some kind of decent meds cause I smoke for medical reasons as well as recreational. And with how sick i am i cant afford to run out of meds otherwise I get nausea so bad i usually end up in the e.r. that's why im always trying to find strains that give big yields and don't take to long to grow lol and find the best way to grow to get the most yield along with quality.
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Oh I agree. I've been there when it came to being able to afford supplies and equipment and of course seeds. Money was really tight. I just happen to have been growing over 20 years and had previous knowledge of soils. See when I was a kid I had older cousins that used to grow in the bush. Me wanted to be accepted and hanging around with my older cousins. I was the little girl who would keep watch until they were done. Alerting them if anyone got too close etc. Then it finally became time for me to plant with them as I had a younger cousin and a few younger brothers that would eventually keep watch. Lol I learned a lot from my older cousins and because of that I became better then they were. Soon I was doing the soil experiments and learning how soil worked and what nutrients were needed. I look back on it now and laugh because here I was this little girl doing these things. I find buying the right base ingredients and the other additives way cheaper then buying brix kits etc. Remember plants are part of nature and nature provides nature to grow. Hint hint. Go out to the bush and dig a foot down. Look at the soil after a foot.... You'll find many answers if you look really carefully...
Plants need roughly 18 nutrients to survive and thrive, in nature these all come from dead plants and animals. Beneficial microbes break down the animal and plant material and make it available to the living plants. With soil make sure it has those 18 nutrients then feed your soil and let the soil feed the plants.
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DemonicAngel
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There's a bit more to it then that but yes that's the basics PW. Soil is awesome to learn with. You get a real feel for everything that way. If I could only figure out hydro a bit more I would be a happy woman lol
Angel if you can hit 12 ounce of an auto then your doing well .
You'll catch on to hydro quickly
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