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Hey Guys I'm either 359 pages late or 61 pages early
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After being banned for a week on TL, I am back.
...and stoned 
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how long can you keep a plant in the vegetative state alive?
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On September 25 2010 23:29 zizou21 wrote:
how long can you keep a plant in the vegetative state alive?
i think in nature the plant is vegetative through spring/summer and flowers in the fall, for most indoor ops i think 4-6 weeks is typical. i really dont know the maximum you could push it though.
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On September 25 2010 23:29 zizou21 wrote:
how long can you keep a plant in the vegetative state alive?
Any amount of time. A mother is kept in vegetative state indefinitely. It just depends on how large you want to grow the plant. You don't want to veg for too long because of height problems indoors, especially with Sativas.
These are all good forums that will have answers to any newb question:
http://forum.grasscity.com/
https://www.icmag.com/ic/
http://www.rollitup.org/forum/
On September 25 2010 08:32 Urnhardt wrote:Show nested quote +On September 25 2010 08:25 Lefnui wrote:You just put the nutrients into the water you're feeding them. You can simply follow the directed amounts the nutrient companies give. The amount of time until the next watering varies depending on temperature. It's generally pretty close to 3 days, definitely not multiple times a day. You can stick your finger down in the soil a few inches to feel if its dry or not. The most common newb mistakes are over watering and over feeding nutrients. It's important to keep the pH of your soil in a healthy range. Here's a good thread on how to test the runoff of your soil and adjust: http://www.rollitup.org/indoor-growing/8595-how-measure-ph-your-soils.html no you do NOT want to use nutrients at full strength with your plants. especially miracle grow and shit like that. if you have specific cannabis formulas from a hydroshop, then you can use the recommended amount, but stuff you get from home depot for tomatos or whatever will damage your plant at full strength and hurt the end product. i suggest growing without any nutrients at all if its your first time, you will undoubtably come across some issue with the plant which you will have to remedy without having to worry about if its the nutrients. get some iguana juice from a hydroshop, both veg state and flower state ones. you won't be disappointed believe me.
I never said to use full strength of a general nutrient. The feeding schedules that Fox Farm and General Hydroponics give are quite accurate and conservative. Those were obviously the ones I was speaking of. And your advice to not use nutrients at all is horrible. That will kill a plant or at the very least do massive damage.
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I'm bakedlama so you can pretty much just assume that I'm high all the time.
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On September 26 2010 01:00 Lefnui wrote:Show nested quote +On September 25 2010 23:29 zizou21 wrote:
how long can you keep a plant in the vegetative state alive? Any amount of time. A mother is kept in vegetative state indefinitely. It just depends on how large you want to grow the plant. You don't want to veg for too long because of height problems indoors, especially with Sativas. These are all good forums that will have answers to any newb question: http://forum.grasscity.com/https://www.icmag.com/ic/http://www.rollitup.org/forum/Show nested quote +On September 25 2010 08:32 Urnhardt wrote:On September 25 2010 08:25 Lefnui wrote:You just put the nutrients into the water you're feeding them. You can simply follow the directed amounts the nutrient companies give. The amount of time until the next watering varies depending on temperature. It's generally pretty close to 3 days, definitely not multiple times a day. You can stick your finger down in the soil a few inches to feel if its dry or not. The most common newb mistakes are over watering and over feeding nutrients. It's important to keep the pH of your soil in a healthy range. Here's a good thread on how to test the runoff of your soil and adjust: http://www.rollitup.org/indoor-growing/8595-how-measure-ph-your-soils.html no you do NOT want to use nutrients at full strength with your plants. especially miracle grow and shit like that. if you have specific cannabis formulas from a hydroshop, then you can use the recommended amount, but stuff you get from home depot for tomatos or whatever will damage your plant at full strength and hurt the end product. i suggest growing without any nutrients at all if its your first time, you will undoubtably come across some issue with the plant which you will have to remedy without having to worry about if its the nutrients. get some iguana juice from a hydroshop, both veg state and flower state ones. you won't be disappointed believe me. I never said to use full strength of a general nutrient. The feeding schedules that Fox Farm and General Hydroponics give are quite accurate and conservative. Those were obviously the ones I was speaking of. And your advice to not use nutrients at all is horrible. That will kill a plant or at the very least do massive damage.
![[image loading]](http://i54.tinypic.com/5lv1fr.jpg)
are you referring to this? Should I follow this plan? If i understand this correctly, i need to use these 6 kinds of nutrients? and "per gals" do they mean per gallon of water or per gallon of soil? :|
edit: God why is the resizing shit on TL so terrible now.. link to pic: http://i54.tinypic.com/5lv1fr.jpg
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On September 25 2010 14:02 Amnesia wrote:After being banned for a week on TL, I am back. ...and stoned
"Dammit im banned from TL, what the hell am i gonna do now?"
/Lights up
"whoaa, its been a week already???"
xD
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On September 26 2010 01:19 zizou21 wrote:Show nested quote +On September 26 2010 01:00 Lefnui wrote:On September 25 2010 23:29 zizou21 wrote:
how long can you keep a plant in the vegetative state alive? Any amount of time. A mother is kept in vegetative state indefinitely. It just depends on how large you want to grow the plant. You don't want to veg for too long because of height problems indoors, especially with Sativas. These are all good forums that will have answers to any newb question: http://forum.grasscity.com/https://www.icmag.com/ic/http://www.rollitup.org/forum/On September 25 2010 08:32 Urnhardt wrote:On September 25 2010 08:25 Lefnui wrote:You just put the nutrients into the water you're feeding them. You can simply follow the directed amounts the nutrient companies give. The amount of time until the next watering varies depending on temperature. It's generally pretty close to 3 days, definitely not multiple times a day. You can stick your finger down in the soil a few inches to feel if its dry or not. The most common newb mistakes are over watering and over feeding nutrients. It's important to keep the pH of your soil in a healthy range. Here's a good thread on how to test the runoff of your soil and adjust: http://www.rollitup.org/indoor-growing/8595-how-measure-ph-your-soils.html no you do NOT want to use nutrients at full strength with your plants. especially miracle grow and shit like that. if you have specific cannabis formulas from a hydroshop, then you can use the recommended amount, but stuff you get from home depot for tomatos or whatever will damage your plant at full strength and hurt the end product. i suggest growing without any nutrients at all if its your first time, you will undoubtably come across some issue with the plant which you will have to remedy without having to worry about if its the nutrients. get some iguana juice from a hydroshop, both veg state and flower state ones. you won't be disappointed believe me. I never said to use full strength of a general nutrient. The feeding schedules that Fox Farm and General Hydroponics give are quite accurate and conservative. Those were obviously the ones I was speaking of. And your advice to not use nutrients at all is horrible. That will kill a plant or at the very least do massive damage. are you referring to this? Should I follow this plan? If i understand this correctly, i need to use these 6 kinds of nutrients? and "per gals" do they mean per gallon of water or per gallon of soil? :| edit: God why is the resizing shit on TL so terrible now.. link to pic: http://i54.tinypic.com/5lv1fr.jpg
Yeah that's it. Big Bloom, Tiger Bloom and Grow Big are the main ones, you don't need the others. Per gallon means per gallon of water.
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Yeaaa... Wake an Baaaakkkkeee.
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On September 26 2010 01:09 RaGe wrote:In Belgium, starting October 1st regular alcohol checks performed by police will be accompanied by a saliva test for drugs. Worst part about is that they have a zero tolerance policy towards drugs in traffic, meaning if you have even the slightest bit of marihuana in your saliva, even through passive smoking, you'll get fined a shit ton of money. 
im feelin your pain but you still got ur dutch neighbour right? 
gone light up one now and start in the evening by watching ICCupTV till the real party starts
big up TeamLiquid
+ Show Spoiler + I Hope its okey to share some chilled musik
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On September 26 2010 02:16 tru_power22 wrote:
Yeaaa... Wake an Baaaakkkkeee.
Saaaame!
When I wake n bake its like weed removes all those shitty feelings I feel in the morning and replaces them with amazingness.
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I'm over at the DC/MD/VA lan right now, ^.^;
I'll be joining you guys as soon as I get eliminated from the tourney, lol
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On September 26 2010 01:53 Lefnui wrote:Show nested quote +On September 26 2010 01:19 zizou21 wrote:On September 26 2010 01:00 Lefnui wrote:On September 25 2010 23:29 zizou21 wrote:
how long can you keep a plant in the vegetative state alive? Any amount of time. A mother is kept in vegetative state indefinitely. It just depends on how large you want to grow the plant. You don't want to veg for too long because of height problems indoors, especially with Sativas. These are all good forums that will have answers to any newb question: http://forum.grasscity.com/https://www.icmag.com/ic/http://www.rollitup.org/forum/On September 25 2010 08:32 Urnhardt wrote:On September 25 2010 08:25 Lefnui wrote:You just put the nutrients into the water you're feeding them. You can simply follow the directed amounts the nutrient companies give. The amount of time until the next watering varies depending on temperature. It's generally pretty close to 3 days, definitely not multiple times a day. You can stick your finger down in the soil a few inches to feel if its dry or not. The most common newb mistakes are over watering and over feeding nutrients. It's important to keep the pH of your soil in a healthy range. Here's a good thread on how to test the runoff of your soil and adjust: http://www.rollitup.org/indoor-growing/8595-how-measure-ph-your-soils.html no you do NOT want to use nutrients at full strength with your plants. especially miracle grow and shit like that. if you have specific cannabis formulas from a hydroshop, then you can use the recommended amount, but stuff you get from home depot for tomatos or whatever will damage your plant at full strength and hurt the end product. i suggest growing without any nutrients at all if its your first time, you will undoubtably come across some issue with the plant which you will have to remedy without having to worry about if its the nutrients. get some iguana juice from a hydroshop, both veg state and flower state ones. you won't be disappointed believe me. I never said to use full strength of a general nutrient. The feeding schedules that Fox Farm and General Hydroponics give are quite accurate and conservative. Those were obviously the ones I was speaking of. And your advice to not use nutrients at all is horrible. That will kill a plant or at the very least do massive damage. are you referring to this? Should I follow this plan? If i understand this correctly, i need to use these 6 kinds of nutrients? and "per gals" do they mean per gallon of water or per gallon of soil? :| edit: God why is the resizing shit on TL so terrible now.. link to pic: http://i54.tinypic.com/5lv1fr.jpg Yeah that's it. Big Bloom, Tiger Bloom and Grow Big are the main ones, you don't need the others. Per gallon means per gallon of water.
why don't i need the others?
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I smoke more than 100 joints a day for about 2 years.
Now, I regret being young and full of energy, cause now I'm 2 years older and I feel like my body can't live without weed.
If I quit cold turkey, will I die?
;D srsly.
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^ No, it gets better after 2 weeks and pretty much is completely gone by a month.
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On September 26 2010 05:33 zizou21 wrote:Show nested quote +On September 26 2010 01:53 Lefnui wrote:On September 26 2010 01:19 zizou21 wrote:On September 26 2010 01:00 Lefnui wrote:On September 25 2010 23:29 zizou21 wrote:
how long can you keep a plant in the vegetative state alive? Any amount of time. A mother is kept in vegetative state indefinitely. It just depends on how large you want to grow the plant. You don't want to veg for too long because of height problems indoors, especially with Sativas. These are all good forums that will have answers to any newb question: http://forum.grasscity.com/https://www.icmag.com/ic/http://www.rollitup.org/forum/On September 25 2010 08:32 Urnhardt wrote:On September 25 2010 08:25 Lefnui wrote:You just put the nutrients into the water you're feeding them. You can simply follow the directed amounts the nutrient companies give. The amount of time until the next watering varies depending on temperature. It's generally pretty close to 3 days, definitely not multiple times a day. You can stick your finger down in the soil a few inches to feel if its dry or not. The most common newb mistakes are over watering and over feeding nutrients. It's important to keep the pH of your soil in a healthy range. Here's a good thread on how to test the runoff of your soil and adjust: http://www.rollitup.org/indoor-growing/8595-how-measure-ph-your-soils.html no you do NOT want to use nutrients at full strength with your plants. especially miracle grow and shit like that. if you have specific cannabis formulas from a hydroshop, then you can use the recommended amount, but stuff you get from home depot for tomatos or whatever will damage your plant at full strength and hurt the end product. i suggest growing without any nutrients at all if its your first time, you will undoubtably come across some issue with the plant which you will have to remedy without having to worry about if its the nutrients. get some iguana juice from a hydroshop, both veg state and flower state ones. you won't be disappointed believe me. I never said to use full strength of a general nutrient. The feeding schedules that Fox Farm and General Hydroponics give are quite accurate and conservative. Those were obviously the ones I was speaking of. And your advice to not use nutrients at all is horrible. That will kill a plant or at the very least do massive damage. are you referring to this? Should I follow this plan? If i understand this correctly, i need to use these 6 kinds of nutrients? and "per gals" do they mean per gallon of water or per gallon of soil? :| edit: God why is the resizing shit on TL so terrible now.. link to pic: http://i54.tinypic.com/5lv1fr.jpg Yeah that's it. Big Bloom, Tiger Bloom and Grow Big are the main ones, you don't need the others. Per gallon means per gallon of water. why don't i need the others?
They are supplements that are optional. All of these nutrients cost quite a bit and so you probably won't want to buy supplemental items as a beginner.
On September 26 2010 05:49 Sexualinguistic wrote:
I smoke more than 100 joints a day for about 2 years.
Now, I regret being young and full of energy, cause now I'm 2 years older and I feel like my body can't live without weed.
If I quit cold turkey, will I die?
;D srsly.
When I read 100 joints I thought you must be kidding and by the end I knew you were trolling.
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You can't read this poker face.
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Lefnui do you know anything about growing with Coco?
edit: ha that pic reminds me of one i made about one of my friends D:
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edit: ugh awful TL resizing -_-
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