Salutations JM,
A couple years ago (when i didn't live near one) i shared that very same position, but here in a remote country-side town as mine you can bet everyone nearby considers it's a blessing to have Walmart besides Canadian Tire and Rona! Times do change and people too, etc., but yet i wouldn't suggest it's always for the best.
Anyway lets put Walmart aside, i was only trying to illustrate the idea that it doesn't help much when the few web sites providing information also appear to seek commercial gains from selling related books and/or machines, whatever - and i'm not even putting any focus on some of the pseudo-science refered to previously.
In other words i find the "noise level" a tad too high, at least at the moment; it's one reason why i'd rather start reading about it in well known periodicals first, despite their imperfections.
Perhaps for growers who perfected their art this would seem like the next priority to attend to but the thing is i've already got my own plate full with CS readings already, mites and more... So, though i certainly do understand the urge to gain better control through cultivating at home i just can't hope to find the kind of energy necessary to evaluate it myself. It's OKay with me if there are individuals able/willing to check this; simply, i may not want to follow but this doesn't mean i'm opposed to experimentation. On the contrary, i'm not refractory so much i'd want to reject all possibilities at priori.
The underlying theory may not be ready but a thing or two may be learned trying to sort it out! Good luck.
A couple years ago (when i didn't live near one) i shared that very same position, but here in a remote country-side town as mine you can bet everyone nearby considers it's a blessing to have Walmart besides Canadian Tire and Rona! Times do change and people too, etc., but yet i wouldn't suggest it's always for the best.
Anyway lets put Walmart aside, i was only trying to illustrate the idea that it doesn't help much when the few web sites providing information also appear to seek commercial gains from selling related books and/or machines, whatever - and i'm not even putting any focus on some of the pseudo-science refered to previously.
In other words i find the "noise level" a tad too high, at least at the moment; it's one reason why i'd rather start reading about it in well known periodicals first, despite their imperfections.
Perhaps for growers who perfected their art this would seem like the next priority to attend to but the thing is i've already got my own plate full with CS readings already, mites and more... So, though i certainly do understand the urge to gain better control through cultivating at home i just can't hope to find the kind of energy necessary to evaluate it myself. It's OKay with me if there are individuals able/willing to check this; simply, i may not want to follow but this doesn't mean i'm opposed to experimentation. On the contrary, i'm not refractory so much i'd want to reject all possibilities at priori.
The underlying theory may not be ready but a thing or two may be learned trying to sort it out! Good luck.
