[nate dogg]

Kodiak, big thanks for the time and effort you put into this as well as the topping/training guide. I've been doing quite a bit of research lately and your threads were extremely helpful in getting my head around things.

[Kodiak]

Hi Nate, I'm glad that they were of some help to you.

Keep up the good work

[LUDACRIS]

Nice job.

LUDA.

[toddv]

Great read. Reading your post is like talking to an old friend. No bullshit, just facts and experience about what worked and why.

Your attitude about helping others will continue to bring you the best: in life, in garden, in future.

Thanks again, may 2010 bring you your dream pheno.

GROW MORE

[Kodiak]

Thanks for the good vibes!

[Kodiak]

Good luck with all your projects and Keep it Green

klfjkljg

[Kodiak]

I updated the guide.

It now contains a reworked diagram on THC synthesis, based on new information.

Enjoy!

[bud lover]

thanks kodiak i think every question i had has just been answered

[!!!]

I direct all newbie friends here. Great guide. I suggest adding something about coco and CMH. I also feel the harvesting/drying/curing section is incomplete. When a newb spends so much money and time on their first crop, harvesting and drying is a scary subject. What do I cut? Does it have to be hung upside down? Should a fan blow on it? What temp while drying? When do I put them in jars? Why does my harvest smell like hay? How long does it take to dry and cure? (a valid assumption is that one can pick the buds off and smoke them)

Kodiak, you should stick this post in a PDF and sell it starting at $19.95.

My thoughts as a marketer, for making this guide more accessible to the general public:

The guide may come off as somewhat daunting to complete beginners. Perhaps change the title to "Growing GREAT Weed" (rather than just any weed) - or adding a small statement that your setup is pro, but that good weed can be grown with a much less elegant setup. Maybe just put a few pics of less complex setups. Nothing wrong with your setup but I noticed people tend to quit reading and give up on the idea of growing when they see fans and devices all connected, with talks about a dozen nutrients and additives to use (i.e., the bottles of nutrients pic.)