strainhunter,
If you're going to make a claim not based on science, don't you owe it to your readers to provide data or point them to a study supporting your claim? I'm open to being wrong. But time and again people claim that plants roots are damaged by light with no supporting evidence.
85% of growers use beer cups to germ in.
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If you're going to make a claim not based on science, don't you owe it to your readers to provide data or point them to a study supporting your claim?
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I only grow w/ orange beer cups from AN its part of their new product line called Agent Orange Turbo Booster Party cups.
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So if one uses clear containers the plants will grow well until the roots reach the outer sides of the pot. Once they are showing through the soil, the plants will begin to lose vigor and growth will be poor.
Most of the time, if a plant’s roots are exposed to light, they’ll grow away from it and go back into the ground or mulch to protect themselves from that light.
The roots should always look crisp and white. If the roots are exposed to light they will likely develop brown tips or general browning, the problem is usually lack of oxygen, and infection will soon follow.
However, the light encourages algae growth, which causes odors, and the algae competes with the plant for nutrients in the light period and oxygen in the dark period.
There is no scientific proof needed, it is a common sense thing. And a matter of experience some might lack of. But those will learn over time, too!
Ya think?What a condescending douchebag.
Strainhunter said:However, the light encourages algae growth, which causes odors, and the algae competes with the plant for nutrients in the light period and oxygen in the dark period.
this girl uses neon green