It would of took you just as long to find the page and read it as it did to make yourself look cool...
It would of took you just as long to find the page and read it as it did to make yourself look cool...
It would of took you just as long to find the page and read it as it did to make yourself look cool...
I went and started reading it-- I don't understand it at all--
Why the problem with explaining it to us Laymen??
I'm not sure what you want me to explain. I did not write the manual.. Like I said it's kind of advanced. Read it all a couple of times. It helped me.. Other then that I don't know what you want me to say...Sorry
No prob...just was wondering if you understood it, or if you were dodging the bullets cuz you didn't-- I think I got the answer--
Peace--
Harvest
Member
Tom Hill ladies and gentlemen.
That pretty much finished this discussion for me. It makes sense to me that indoor is better medicine because the plants are never stressed by mother nature. Rain, wind, etc. It would seem trichome damage would be much less with indoor meds.
chronisseur
Member
outdoor (grown with sunshine!! includes greenhouses and sunrooms) organic if cured and trimmed proper tastes better than anything else in the world! Outdoor usually sells for less b/c it has a tendency to be leafier, thicker stalked, and often full of seeds - even if not, people associate these things with it.. I trimmed my OD perfect this year and got rid of it without the question of is it in or OD even coming up... the buds were cut small so stem and leaf werent an issue and where I live the air is as clean as its gonna be.
If dust n shit is a problem, DO A WATER CURE!!! this will also get out all the chlorophylls and any other harsh nasties! u do end up with a bit less wieth overall but if you want super smooth herb do a water cure then keep/cure it in a jar for a month (not wet! make sure its dried out first)... i like the subtle tastes and effects of outdoor alot! not to say some dank hydro aint nice but variety is the spice of life!!
If dust n shit is a problem, DO A WATER CURE!!! this will also get out all the chlorophylls and any other harsh nasties! u do end up with a bit less wieth overall but if you want super smooth herb do a water cure then keep/cure it in a jar for a month (not wet! make sure its dried out first)... i like the subtle tastes and effects of outdoor alot! not to say some dank hydro aint nice but variety is the spice of life!!
I can see how most folks vote for indoor , the consistancy is very hard to beat .
I cant vote for indoor being ""always the best medicine"" however .
Im sure a lot of you folks would agree in the right outdoor climate with the right genetics , outdoor herb is hard to beat ..
i know of many stains that just cant be grown indoors successfully , so for me indoors cant always be the best medicine ..
I cant vote for indoor being ""always the best medicine"" however .
Im sure a lot of you folks would agree in the right outdoor climate with the right genetics , outdoor herb is hard to beat ..
i know of many stains that just cant be grown indoors successfully , so for me indoors cant always be the best medicine ..
Good point. So much for the discussion being over in my mind.
That pretty much finished this discussion for me. It makes sense to me that indoor is better medicine because the plants are never stressed by mother nature. Rain, wind, etc. It would seem trichome damage would be much less with indoor meds.
i WAS gonna say outdoor is better, even though all i've ever grown is INDOOR. but TOM HILL spoke.. an he has chronic TREES. i'll go with indoor..
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Blue Dot
Rain, a stressor? Really? LOL
I'm pretty sure outdoor plants need rain to SURVIVE. I wouldn't exactly call something that plants need to survive AND evolved with over MILLIONS of years as a stressor. LOL, only an egotistical HUMAN would make that leap.
Too funny. Next, you'll be calling the SUN a stressor. lol
charles_bronson
Member
indoors done correctly is hard to match
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Blue Dot
for an indoor bred strain
If you think you can match chocolate thai indoors compared to Cambodia, well, good luck with all of that. LOL
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HappyDog
As usual blue dot has more one sided closed minded hate to spread. He is obviously not well experienced in outdoor growing if he does'nt believe excess sun and rain are stress factors in plant culture. FYI anything dipped in opium would be stronger than grass alone, indoor or out. As much as I dislike the ignore feature I'm beginning to dislike the deflating know-it-all negative attitude a little more. Comrade dot, I hope one day you understand the world is made of many viewpoints and perspectives other than your own.
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theJointedOne
Agreed. Im surpirsed to see people change their minds based on what t hill posted. I have mad respect for the guy and his work but think for your self. Outdoor tree is the best IMO.
I guess when you are used to burning outdoor herb that looks better than 90% of indoor you get a little spoiled. But outdoors the high is much more developed imho
I guess when you are used to burning outdoor herb that looks better than 90% of indoor you get a little spoiled. But outdoors the high is much more developed imho
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guest123
On the dust, I switched from hydro to soil a while back, and it seems to me that the soil room accumulates dust on top of the reflectors faster than the hydro room did..... not sure if I'm seeing things though, its been a few months.
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HappyDog
I like a little bit of gro-rocks (geolite) to cover the soil or semi-soil for just that reason. covering w/ plastic stops the air flow to the pot but the rocks let it breath some what.
Air filters get clogged faster too but Im ok with that. Semi-soil lets me leave home and not worry about the pump not kicking-on....Ahhh the freedom!
outdoors is coarse-indoor is fine
