Grow Mediums Multi-Strain Coco Grow--Smithee
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You made me smile.
What a big ole pain in the arse it is. I guess the key is to get all the plants on the same grow schedule = impossible. Now, a dedicated room with sinks and table tops etc. would make it much more pleasant.
I'm coo-coo for coco grows. Looking great man.
Cheers Romeo. We need a smiley = coo-coo for coco ***Romeo's giggle smiley.
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:Stones slap: Alas, the professor... You know, after all the different kinds of folken I've seen who grow, well, anything, it's really interesting how variably the native "green thumb" skills and technical knowledge can run the gambit, from one extreme to the other, with most people with something of a blend in between,...and still achieve great results! LOL! My Grandma barely had a high school education, but her plant growing skills were just amazing; she just had this special intuition, with a little country girl knowledge, and *bam!* monster roses (her true love!), passion vines, lemon trees, fruits and veggies, all starting out in crap soil that she tuned up....another guy I met through the orchid nursery was a total technocrat! He would research, grind, build elaborate set-ups, quiz others without mercy (LOL), grind some more, and still would often get just okay results, while somebody like my Grammy would walk in with a prize specimen grade plant that they forgot the scientific name of half the time! LMAO!! -talk about facial-tic syndrome! It's so true... it takes all kinds and I certainly see them here too! AFN,..this place really fosters all kinds as well, whatever their skill and knowledge levels are,... dig some, knock on a few doors, and you can get just the kind of help you want! :stylez rasta smoke: Rebel! LOL- another perfect example! ...all the fuss over pH,(not to downplay it's critical importance at all), and here's a guy that doesn't even bother to own a pH meter! And look at his results! I about fell out of my chair a while back when I asked him some questions, and got that response...LOL!... Now, I to eschew the meter, which you can get away with if you know your nute's and media well enough... 
Dewd! With that bulk of buds hangin' off those branches, their bones must be very stout indeed! I'm sure the Si boosting has played it's part in this... Trunk-shots, AS! :brow: Just hoist up her skirt and snap off a pervy shot for us! :roflcry: *** yeah, I do see what you mean about the coco media demands... I've mentioned it before, that for those with an excellent handle on their nute's and methodology, coco can produce fantastic results, but at a price: constant micromanagement! ...but that's the lure too, and the skill, to read your plants every day, and make those small adjustments... I guess in a way the same can be said for coco's polar opposite, TLO soil....in this case all the time and knowledge and skills get put into the 'cook' upfront, with the payoff later in vastly lower maintenance,...
No sympathy from me about the watering my friend! The carnivorous plants go through the RO water like we go through air! LMAO!! -and your right about most pets,... Slang needs to eat maybe twice a month, a small water bowl, and a heater for a warm spot, and he's good! Oh, and a nice soaking every 6 weeks or so when it's shedding time,...:smoke:
Dewd! With that bulk of buds hangin' off those branches, their bones must be very stout indeed! I'm sure the Si boosting has played it's part in this... Trunk-shots, AS! :brow: Just hoist up her skirt and snap off a pervy shot for us! :roflcry: *** yeah, I do see what you mean about the coco media demands... I've mentioned it before, that for those with an excellent handle on their nute's and methodology, coco can produce fantastic results, but at a price: constant micromanagement! ...but that's the lure too, and the skill, to read your plants every day, and make those small adjustments... I guess in a way the same can be said for coco's polar opposite, TLO soil....in this case all the time and knowledge and skills get put into the 'cook' upfront, with the payoff later in vastly lower maintenance,...
No sympathy from me about the watering my friend! The carnivorous plants go through the RO water like we go through air! LMAO!! -and your right about most pets,... Slang needs to eat maybe twice a month, a small water bowl, and a heater for a warm spot, and he's good! Oh, and a nice soaking every 6 weeks or so when it's shedding time,...:smoke:
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OH WOW that KVS looks nice :Cushty:Im seeing more of them on AFN think ill try one ..one day,:smokebuds:
Yea Doobi many fans. This is my first. Stitch has a new and improved version coming in 2014. The KVS seeds are available, again, in most seed banks. Price is low compared to other strains.
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trifid.....his answers required a two day study
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: i miss him.trifid.....his answers required a two day study
Yes sir. He is the one.
BTY--waira--you know Astro does not own a PH pen. He is a veritable---:gthumb:.
Lastly, a photo of the girth KVS main stem.
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